- master-slave (computing)
- client-server (computing)
- primary and secondary
Generated definitions (experimental)
- master-slave (computing)
- client-server (computing)
- primary and secondary
This term is used in computing to describe a relationship where one device or process controls another. In this context, the master device instructs the slave device to perform tasks.
In this system, the master device controls all operations of the slave device.
In computing, this term refers to a model in which multiple clients request resources or services from a centralized server. The server responds to these requests, providing data or functionality.
In this network, clients obtain data through the server.
Communication between the client and server is very important.
This meaning refers to a hierarchical relationship where one element is considered the primary or main component, while the other is secondary or supplementary.
In schools, the arrangement of primary and secondary subjects is very important.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zhǔ cóng主从mó shì模式master-slave patternzhǔ cóng主从guān xi关系master-slave relationshipzhǔ cóng主从jià gòu架构master-slave architecturezhǔ cóng主从tóng bù同步master-slave synchronizationzhǔ cóng主从fù zhì复制master-slave replicationzhǔ cóng主从xì tǒng系统master-slave systemzhǔ cóng主从shù jù kù数据库master-slave databasezhǔ cóng主从pèi zhì配置master-slave configurationzhǔ cóng主从cāo zuò操作master-slave operationzhǔ cóng主从tōng xìn通信master-slave communication