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user
- IPA[ˈyo͞ozər]
美式
- a person who uses or operates something, especially a computer or other machine;a person who takes illegal drugs; a drug user
noun: user, plural noun: users
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- 1. a person who uses or operates something, especially a computer or other machine the user should press return and a message will be displayed
- ▪ a person who takes illegal drugs; a drug user a heroin user the drug causes long-term brain damage in users
- ▪ a person who manipulates others for personal gain he was a gifted user of other people
- 2. the continued use or enjoyment of a right any oral permission given within the prescription period would negative user as of right
- denoting a computer system that is able to be used by a number of people simultaneously.
Oxford Dictionary
- the means by which the user and a computer system interact, in particular the use of input ...
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- a person's experience during one session of using a website or application, consisting of ... web designers are increasingly focused on optimizing the user journey for mobile users
Oxford American Dictionary
- (of an organization or service) run or strongly influenced by consumers: barriers to user-led innovation
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- a person who uses a wheelchair, especially because of physical disability: wheelchair users shouldn't have to endure the indignity of being lifted into a vehicle
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- a user of a computer system or program whose skills and expertise are more advanced than most ...
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- denoting or relating to material on a website that is voluntarily contributed by members of the ... good user-generated content is almost always the product of an enthusiastic and cohesive online community
Oxford American Dictionary
- (of a machine or system) easy to use or understand: the search software is user-friendly
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- IPA[ˈjuːzə]
英式
- a person who uses or operates something: the user should press return and a message will be displayed
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