archive
/ˈɑːrkaɪv/
verb
- To store documents, data, or records in an archive for preservation.
- The museum plans to archive the artist's sketches digitally.
- You should archive old emails to free up space in your inbox.
- The library archives all local newspapers every month.
- To move files to a compressed or backup location in computing.
- He archived the project files before deleting them from his desktop.
- The system automatically archives logs older than 30 days.
- I'll archive these photos into a folder on the external drive.
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noun
- A collection of historical documents, records, or data stored for future reference.
- The band's archive of concert recordings is kept in a secure vault.
- She found a rare map in the city's digital archive.
- The university archive contains old yearbooks and student newspapers.
- A place where such collections are stored.
- The archive is open to the public on weekdays.
- Researchers visited the national archive to study census records.
- He donated his grandfather's letters to the local archive.
- A compressed file containing multiple files, often used in computing.
- The software can create an archive of your old emails.
- He sent the documents as a single archive file.
- I downloaded a ZIP archive of all the project photos.
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