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English to Chinese translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - IT (Information Technology) / 64bit computing | |||||||
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4 +1 | 答案确实是优劣参半 |
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3 +1 | a mixed bag = yes and no, and a range of issues of various sorts |
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the answer is actually a mixed bag a mixed bag = yes and no, and a range of issues of various sorts Explanation: mixed bag = a range of different things or people eg There's a real mixed bag of people on the course. (Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary) http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache:Nzzl1XdmsM4J:www.infowo... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 19 mins (2005-12-22 22:05:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- “In most enterprise environments, file serving, Web serving, and traditional infrastructure applications will have no reason to move to 64-bit for a long time,” says Jay Bretzmann, director of IBM’s (Profile, Products, Articles) xSeries high-performance division. If you’re running applications and workloads that need and can benefit directly from such massive amounts of memory, however, you’ll see a definite benefit in performance and scalability. In most enterprise environments...If you’re running applications and workloads that need and can benefit directly from such massive amounts of memory, however... -> 看情况 |
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the answer is actually a mixed bag 答案确实是优劣参半 Explanation: 答案确实是优劣参半 |
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