downtime
의미: The period during which a system, machine, or service is unavailable or not functioning; also used informally to mean a period of rest or relaxation for a person.
In technical contexts, downtime can be planned (for maintenance or upgrades) or unplanned (due to failures or outages). Minimising unplanned downtime is a central concern in IT operations, manufacturing, and critical services. In everyday British English, the word has developed a softer meaning: personal downtime refers to leisure or recovery time away from work obligations.
예문
- The scheduled maintenance window required four hours of downtime on the payment processing system. 计划维护窗口需要支付处理系统停机四小时。La ventana de mantenimiento programado requería cuatro horas de downtime en el sistema de procesamiento de pagos.計画メンテナンスの作業枠として、決済処理システムに4時間のダウンタイムが必要であった。계획된 유지보수 작업 시간으로 결제 처리 시스템에 4시간의 다운타임이 필요했다.
- An unexpected server failure caused six hours of unplanned downtime, affecting thousands of customers across the country. 一次意外的服务器故障导致六小时的计划外停机,影响了全国数千名客户。Un fallo inesperado del servidor provocó seis horas de downtime imprevisto, lo que afectó a miles de clientes en todo el país.予期しないサーバー障害により6時間の計画外ダウンタイムが発生し、全国の数千人の顧客に影響が及んだ。예기치 않은 서버 장애로 6시간의 비계획 다운타임이 발생하여 전국의 수천 명의 고객에게 영향을 미쳤다.
- After weeks of intense negotiations, the diplomat relished some much-needed downtime at her cottage in the Cotswolds. 经过数周紧张的谈判,这位外交官在科茨沃尔德的乡间别墅享受了急需的休息时间。Tras semanas de intensas negociaciones, la diplomática disfrutó de un merecido descanso en su casa de campo en los Cotswolds.数週間にわたる激しい交渉の後、その外交官はコッツウォルズの別荘で待望の休息の時間を満喫した。수 주간의 치열한 협상 끝에, 그 외교관은 코츠월드의 별장에서 절실했던 휴식 시간을 만끽했다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: professional, general
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
A compound of 'down' (non-operational) and 'time,' originating in industrial and computing contexts in the mid-20th century. The informal sense of personal rest time emerged later.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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