CPU

英 [ˌsiː piː ˈjuː]

美 [ˌsiː piː ˈjuː]

abbr.  中央处理器(全写为central processing unit)

复数：cpus　

计算机

BNC.11006 / COCA.14004

牛津词典

abbr.

• 中央处理器（全写为central processing unit）
  the abbreviation for ‘central processing unit’ (the part of a computer that controls all the other parts of the system)

柯林斯词典

• 中央处理器;中央处理机
  In a computer, theCPUis the part that processes all the data and makes the computer work.CPUis an abbreviation for (缩略=) 'central processing unit'.

双语例句

• Each LPAR has its own allocation of CPU, memory, and I/ O devices.
  每个LPAR拥有自己的CPU、内存和I/O设备分配。
• In a multi-CPU ( or multi-core) system, divide the load average by the number of CPUs.
  在多CPU（或多核）系统中，需要将平均负载除以CPU的个数。
• Is a set of computer hardware containing CPU and memory that has access to storage and networking.
  是一组计算机硬件，包含可访问存储和网络的CPU和内存。
• You can analyze system capacity via system load and CPU utilization.
  可以通过系统加载和CPU利用率来分析系统容量。
• This allows all CPUs to schedule tasks without contention from other CPUs.
  这样允许所有的CPU都可以对任务进行调度，而不会与其他CPU产生竞争。
• For operating systems this is usually CPU, memory, hard disk, and network usage.
  对于操作系统，这些指标通常是CPU、内存、硬盘和网络使用率。
• From this example, both of the logical CPUs could be seen to completely loaded.
  在这个示例中，可以看到两个逻辑CPU都满负载了。
• You can bind virtual processors to CPUs.
  可以将虚拟处理器绑定到CPU。
• CPU and network bandwidth is allocated and de-allocated on demand.
  CPU和网络带宽根据需要分配和回收。
• CPU and memory were no longer the bottleneck.
  CPU和内存不再是瓶颈。