spools

English - Turkish

Definition of spools in English Turkish dictionary

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spool

{i} makara

Bana beyaz iplikli bir makara verin. - Please give me a spool of white thread.

spool

makaraya sarmak

spool

bobine sarmak

spool

bobin

spool

(Havacılık) mahal

spool

yumak

spool

(Askeri) kangal

spool

(Havacılık) bölge

spool

(Havacılık) yer

spool

(Askeri) piston

spool

(Havacılık) leke

spool

(Havacılık) nokta

spool

(Havacılık) benek

spool

{f} makaraya sar

spool

Kuyruk

spool

makara şeklindeki şey

spool

makara bekletme

spool

(İnşaat) subap makarası

spool

makara,v.makaraya sar: n.makara

English - English

Definition of spools in English English dictionary

third-person singular of spool

plural of , spool

Related Terms

spool

A device around which thread, wire or cable is wound, especially a cylinder or spindle

spool

: To send files to some device or program (a "spooler" or demon) that puts them in a queue for later processing of some kind. Without qualification, the spooler is the "print spooler" controlling output of jobs to a printer; but the term has been used in connection with other peripherals (especially plotters and graphics devices) and occasionally even for input devices

spool

A small swimming pool that can be used also as a spa

spool

{n} a weaver's quill

spool

{v} to wind yarn

spool

When you try to print more than one photo in succession any unprinted pictures are held in this queue waiting to be printed

spool

To send a file (or other data) to a queue Generally used in conjunction with printers, but might also be used for other things (mail for example) The term is reported to be an acronym for ``Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line'', but according to the Jargon File it may have been a backronym (something made up later for effect)

spool

To send files to a device or program (called a spooler or daemon) that puts them in a queue for later processing The print spooler controls output of jobs to a printer Other devices, such as plotters and input devices, can have spoolers

spool

a simple device generally used in cave diving that holds line but has no moving parts, therefore less failure points

spool

A grouping of objects All objects in a spool must be contiguous and connected to each other

spool

To send files to some device or program (a "spooler" or demon) that puts them in a queue for later processing of some kind. Without qualification, the spooler is the "print spooler" controlling output of jobs to a printer; but the term has been used in connection with other peripherals (especially plotters and graphics devices) and occasionally even for input devices

spool

The first step in printing, in which the printer software converts the print data into codes that your printer understands This data is then sent directly to the printer or to the print server

spool

To temporarily store a print job on the hard drive, then transfer it to the printer at the slower pace required by the printer

spool

A queue of files waiting to be printed

spool

A circular container on which wire is wound for storage or transit, normally refers to sizes smaller than 18" diameter

spool

A piece of cane or red with a knot at each end, or a hollow cylinder of wood with a ridge at each end, used to wind thread or yarn upon

spool

Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line To perform a peripheral operation while the computer is busy with other work The most common use of spooling is with the printer; files are sent to the print spooler, which organizes a queue and then prints one file after another

spool

a winder around which thread or tape or film or other flexible materials can be wound

spool

(Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line) - A program or piece of hardware that controls data going to an output device

spool

wind onto a spool or a reel

spool

To wind on a spool or spools

spool

The first step in printing, in which the printer driver converts the print data into codes that your printer understands This data is then sent to the printer directly or to the print server

spool

To transfer data intended for a peripheral device (usually a printer) into temporary storage From there the data can be transferred to the peripheral at a later time, without affecting or delaying the system as it performs other operations

spool

wind onto a spool or a reel transfer data intended for a peripheral device (usually a printer) into temporary storage

spool

(Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line) - To send data to a program that queues up the information for later use (for example, the print spooler)

spool

To send items for processing in an output device (such as a printer) to a buffer where it waits until the device is ready without occupying the main attention of the computer sending it

spool

A spool is a round object onto which thread, tape, or film can be wound, especially before it is put into a machine. = reel

spool

Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On Line

spool

{i} cylinder around which something is wound (such as thread, rope, etc.)

spool

An acronym for "simultaneous peripheral operations online " See also print spooler and spooling directory

spool

A one-piece ring gear carrier providing equal rotational drive to both rear axles

spool

A program or device that controls the flow of data to an outputting device such as a printer Spooling means that a user can send data to a device which is already occupied and can rest assured that the data will be passed onto the desired destination as soon as possible Spooling of printer output is achieved on a LAN by means of a print server It is also important in WANs for providing a buffer for time non-critical applications such as Electronic Mail and File Transfer

spool

{f} wind around a cylinder; unwind from around a cylinder; (Computers) send a task to memory or disk (where it will be accessed for processing in the future)

spool

transfer data intended for a peripheral device (usually a printer) into temporary storage

spool

(Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line) See Print Spooler

Etymology

[ 'spül ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English spole, from Middle French or Middle Dutch; Middle French espole, from Middle Dutch spoele; akin to Old High German spuola spool.