Definition of mainframe in English:

mainframe

noun ˈmeɪnfreɪmˈmeɪnˌfreɪm

1A large high-speed computer, especially one supporting numerous workstations or peripherals.
主（计算）机，特大型机
as modifier cumbersome mainframe systems
Example sentencesExamples
- IBM has tried to keep customers interested by adding Linux support to its mainframe boxes.
- The new offering is designed for those who want to stay with their mainframe systems.
- An aging mainframe system was left untouched, instead of being replaced.
- IBM mainframe computers proved to have more than four-year lives, but not by much.
- All data were entered into a SAS database using the mainframe computer at UNMC.
- Of course, it helps that mainframes have full-time technicians available to keep them up and running.
- Thirteen years ago, three airlines pooled their mainframe computing systems and created Worldspan.
- Terabytes of storage residing on tape is more economical than residing on mainframes in open systems.
- IBM has shuffled a huge chunk of its mainframe support operations off to South Africa in a bid to cut costs.
- In those days, mainframe computers were coming into usage and electronic calculators were also just appearing.
- Despite the proliferation of computers of every size, mainframes still house most of the world's data.
- Firms such as IBM could sell a mainframe computer for just under £½ million pounds in today's money.
- That $10,000 was an unprecedented value compared with the cost of mainframes and minicomputers.
- The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says.
- IBM was at that time the largest supplier of mainframe computer systems.
- There are over 140,000 employees and over 3500 people on PCs and mainframes that I support.
- You may be able to cut the energy mainframes use but a lot of energy is still required to cool the machines.
- IBM brings mainframe scalability to open systems platforms.
- Unless you are using a mainframe computer, the level of risk to data loss and theft from unauthorized access is growing daily.
- On its higher end Unix and mainframe systems, IBM uses in-house technology for these types of tasks.
2The central processing unit and primary memory of a computer.
（计算机的）中央处理机和主存储器

Definition of mainframe in US English:

mainframe

nounˈmānˌfrāmˈmeɪnˌfreɪm

1A large high-speed computer, especially one supporting numerous workstations or peripherals.
主（计算）机，特大型机
as modifier cumbersome mainframe systems
Example sentencesExamples
- IBM mainframe computers proved to have more than four-year lives, but not by much.
- IBM brings mainframe scalability to open systems platforms.
- The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says.
- In those days, mainframe computers were coming into usage and electronic calculators were also just appearing.
- All data were entered into a SAS database using the mainframe computer at UNMC.
- That $10,000 was an unprecedented value compared with the cost of mainframes and minicomputers.
- An aging mainframe system was left untouched, instead of being replaced.
- Firms such as IBM could sell a mainframe computer for just under £½ million pounds in today's money.
- The new offering is designed for those who want to stay with their mainframe systems.
- IBM has tried to keep customers interested by adding Linux support to its mainframe boxes.
- Terabytes of storage residing on tape is more economical than residing on mainframes in open systems.
- You may be able to cut the energy mainframes use but a lot of energy is still required to cool the machines.
- Unless you are using a mainframe computer, the level of risk to data loss and theft from unauthorized access is growing daily.
- IBM was at that time the largest supplier of mainframe computer systems.
- Thirteen years ago, three airlines pooled their mainframe computing systems and created Worldspan.
- Despite the proliferation of computers of every size, mainframes still house most of the world's data.
- Of course, it helps that mainframes have full-time technicians available to keep them up and running.
- IBM has shuffled a huge chunk of its mainframe support operations off to South Africa in a bid to cut costs.
- There are over 140,000 employees and over 3500 people on PCs and mainframes that I support.
- On its higher end Unix and mainframe systems, IBM uses in-house technology for these types of tasks.
2The central processing unit and primary memory of a computer.
（计算机的）中央处理机和主存储器

单词	mainframe
释义	Definition of mainframe in English: mainframe noun ˈmeɪnfreɪmˈmeɪnˌfreɪm 1A large high-speed computer, especially one supporting numerous workstations or peripherals. 主（计算）机，特大型机 as modifier cumbersome mainframe systems Example sentencesExamples IBM has tried to keep customers interested by adding Linux support to its mainframe boxes. The new offering is designed for those who want to stay with their mainframe systems. An aging mainframe system was left untouched, instead of being replaced. IBM mainframe computers proved to have more than four-year lives, but not by much. All data were entered into a SAS database using the mainframe computer at UNMC. Of course, it helps that mainframes have full-time technicians available to keep them up and running. Thirteen years ago, three airlines pooled their mainframe computing systems and created Worldspan. Terabytes of storage residing on tape is more economical than residing on mainframes in open systems. IBM has shuffled a huge chunk of its mainframe support operations off to South Africa in a bid to cut costs. In those days, mainframe computers were coming into usage and electronic calculators were also just appearing. Despite the proliferation of computers of every size, mainframes still house most of the world's data. Firms such as IBM could sell a mainframe computer for just under £½ million pounds in today's money. That $10,000 was an unprecedented value compared with the cost of mainframes and minicomputers. The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says. IBM was at that time the largest supplier of mainframe computer systems. There are over 140,000 employees and over 3500 people on PCs and mainframes that I support. You may be able to cut the energy mainframes use but a lot of energy is still required to cool the machines. IBM brings mainframe scalability to open systems platforms. Unless you are using a mainframe computer, the level of risk to data loss and theft from unauthorized access is growing daily. On its higher end Unix and mainframe systems, IBM uses in-house technology for these types of tasks. 2The central processing unit and primary memory of a computer. （计算机的）中央处理机和主存储器 Definition of mainframe in US English: mainframe nounˈmānˌfrāmˈmeɪnˌfreɪm 1A large high-speed computer, especially one supporting numerous workstations or peripherals. 主（计算）机，特大型机 as modifier cumbersome mainframe systems Example sentencesExamples IBM mainframe computers proved to have more than four-year lives, but not by much. IBM brings mainframe scalability to open systems platforms. The new Unix boxes and Fujitsu mainframe systems are to incorporate the same architecture, the company says. In those days, mainframe computers were coming into usage and electronic calculators were also just appearing. All data were entered into a SAS database using the mainframe computer at UNMC. That $10,000 was an unprecedented value compared with the cost of mainframes and minicomputers. An aging mainframe system was left untouched, instead of being replaced. Firms such as IBM could sell a mainframe computer for just under £½ million pounds in today's money. The new offering is designed for those who want to stay with their mainframe systems. IBM has tried to keep customers interested by adding Linux support to its mainframe boxes. Terabytes of storage residing on tape is more economical than residing on mainframes in open systems. You may be able to cut the energy mainframes use but a lot of energy is still required to cool the machines. Unless you are using a mainframe computer, the level of risk to data loss and theft from unauthorized access is growing daily. IBM was at that time the largest supplier of mainframe computer systems. Thirteen years ago, three airlines pooled their mainframe computing systems and created Worldspan. Despite the proliferation of computers of every size, mainframes still house most of the world's data. Of course, it helps that mainframes have full-time technicians available to keep them up and running. IBM has shuffled a huge chunk of its mainframe support operations off to South Africa in a bid to cut costs. There are over 140,000 employees and over 3500 people on PCs and mainframes that I support. On its higher end Unix and mainframe systems, IBM uses in-house technology for these types of tasks. 2The central processing unit and primary memory of a computer. （计算机的）中央处理机和主存储器
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