ar·chive
noun/ˈɑːkaɪv/
/ˈɑːrkaɪv/
(also archives [plural])
- a collection of historical documents or records of a government, a family, a place or an organization; the place where these records are stored
档案；档案馆；档案室 - the National Sound Archive
国家音响档案馆 - archive film
档案胶片 - The BBC's archives are bulging with material.
英国广播公司的档案库材料极其丰富。
Extra ExamplesTopics Historyc1- The data is now held in the company archives.
这份资料现在保存在公司的档案室里。 - We are collecting documents to build up an archive.
我们正在收集文献资料逐步建立起档案。 - archive footage of the victory celebrations
庆祝胜利的一组档案胶片 - He searched through the archives for previous owners of the house.
他在档案中搜寻了这栋房子以前的主人。 - It is one of the most important film archives in the world.
这是世界上最重要的胶片档案之一。 - Newsreels make up an archive of great historical value.
新闻片构成了具有重大历史价值的档案。 - They are trying to create an archive of spoken language.
他们正在尝试创建口语档案。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- extensive
- massive
- rich
- …
- build
- build up
- create
- …
- contain something
- hold something
- include something
- …
- collection
- film
- footage
- …
- among the archives
- from an/the archive
- in an/the archive
- …
- the National Sound Archive
- (computing) an electronic record of the data on a computer system, stored on a separate device for safety and security
（计算机）档案 - Optical media is perfect for storing archives of critical corporate data, such as financial records.
光学介质非常适合存储重要的公司数据档案，例如财务记录。
- Optical media is perfect for storing archives of critical corporate data, such as financial records.
Word Originearly 17th cent. (in the sense ‘place where records are kept’): from French archives (plural), from Latin archiva, archia, from Greek arkheia ‘public records’, from arkhē ‘government’. The verb dates from the late 19th cent.