mirror (site)
1mirror site — ˈmirror ˌsite Check if an appropriate sense has been added at site under which this can be nested. noun [countable] COMPUTING a website that is an exact copy of another one, but which is in a different place on the Internet: • A mirror site is a… …
2mirror site — mirror sites N COUNT A mirror site is a website which is the same as another website operated by the same person or organization but has a slightly different address. Mirror sites are designed to make it easier for more people to visit a popular… …
3mirror site — mirror ,site noun count COMPUTING an exact copy of a busy WEB SITE that is created to reduce the number of people visiting the main Web site …
4mirror site — n a website that is an exact copy of another one, but which is in a different place on the Internet …
5mirror site — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms mirror site : singular mirror site plural mirror sites computing an exact copy of a busy website that is created to reduce the number of people visiting the main website …
6mirror site — 1. A duplicate Web site. A mirror site contains the same information as the original Web site and reduces traffic on that site by providing a local or regional alternative. 2. A duplicate data center. Large companies running mission… …
7mirror site — dubliuojamoji tinklavietė statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Serveris kitoje ↑tinklavietėje esantiems duomenims dubliuoti. Duomenys atnaujinami įvykus pakeitimams originalioje tinklavietėje. Tinklavietės dubliuojamos, kai iš jų nuolat… …
8mirror site — site on the Internet which holds a copy of files from another site in order to reduce the load on the original site …
9mirror site — mir′ror site n. cmp cmp a Web site that has been copied to another server in order to provide faster access or wider availability, or to reduce traffic on the network • Etymology: 1995–2000 …
10mirror site — Computers. a Web site that has been copied to another server in order to provide faster access or wider availability, or to reduce traffic on the network. [1995 2000] * * * …
