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U0130300 (ŭp-dāt′)tr.v. up·dat·ed, up·dat·ing, up·dates 1. To alter so as to be up to date: update a textbook; update the files.2. To inform (someone) with the latest information.n. (ŭp′dāt′)1. Information that updates something or someone.2. The act or an instance of bringing something or someone up to date.3. An updated version of something.

update

vb (tr) to bring up to date n the act of updating or something that is updated upˈdateable adj upˈdater n

up•date

(ˈʌpˌdeɪt; v. also ˌʌpˈdeɪt)

v. -dat•ed, -dat•ing,
n. v.t. 1. to bring up to date; incorporate new information in. n. 2. an act or instance of updating. 3. new or current information used in updating. 4. an updated version, account, or the like. [1940–45]

update

Past participle: updated
Gerund: updating

Imperative
update
update

Present
I update
you update
he/she/it updates
we update
you update
they update

Preterite
I updated
you updated
he/she/it updated
we updated
you updated
they updated

Present Continuous
I am updating
you are updating
he/she/it is updating
we are updating
you are updating
they are updating

Present Perfect
I have updated
you have updated
he/she/it has updated
we have updated
you have updated
they have updated

Past Continuous
I was updating
you were updating
he/she/it was updating
we were updating
you were updating
they were updating

Past Perfect
I had updated
you had updated
he/she/it had updated
we had updated
you had updated
they had updated

Future
I will update
you will update
he/she/it will update
we will update
you will update
they will update

Future Perfect
I will have updated
you will have updated
he/she/it will have updated
we will have updated
you will have updated
they will have updated

Future Continuous
I will be updating
you will be updating
he/she/it will be updating
we will be updating
you will be updating
they will be updating

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been updating
you have been updating
he/she/it has been updating
we have been updating
you have been updating
they have been updating

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been updating
you will have been updating
he/she/it will have been updating
we will have been updating
you will have been updating
they will have been updating

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been updating
you had been updating
he/she/it had been updating
we had been updating
you had been updating
they had been updating

Conditional
I would update
you would update
he/she/it would update
we would update
you would update
they would update

Past Conditional
I would have updated
you would have updated
he/she/it would have updated
we would have updated
you would have updated
they would have updated

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	update - news that updates your information news, tidings, word, intelligence - information about recent and important events; "they awaited news of the outcome"
Verb	1.	update - modernize or bring up to date; "We updated the kitchen in the old house"modify - make less severe or harsh or extreme; "please modify this letter to make it more polite"; "he modified his views on same-gender marriage"
	2.	update - bring up to date; supply with recent informationinform - impart knowledge of some fact, state or affairs, or event to; "I informed him of his rights"
	3.	update - bring to the latest state of technologycomputer technology - the activity of designing and constructing and programming computersmodify - make less severe or harsh or extreme; "please modify this letter to make it more polite"; "he modified his views on same-gender marriage"

update

verb1. bring up to date, improve, correct, renew, revise, upgrade, amend, overhaul, streamline, modernize, rebrand an updated edition of the book2. brief, advise, inform, report to, fill in, notify, clue in (informal), apprise, bring up to date, explain the situation to, give details to, keep posted, bring up to speed (informal) We'll update you on the day's top news stories.

update

verbTo make modern in appearance or style:modernize.

Translations

更新跟上时代

update

(apˈdeit) verb to make (something) suitable for the present time by adapting it to recent ideas etc. Dictionaries constantly need to be updated.跟上时代

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→ 更新zhCN

update

[¦əp¦dāt] (computer science) In computers, to modify an instruction so that the address numbers it contains are increased by a stated amount each time the instruction is performed. To change a record by entering current information; for example, to enter a new address or account number in the record pertaining to an employee or customer. Also known as posting.

update

To change data in a file or database or to upgrade software to a new version.

Update and Edit
The terms "update" and "edit" are used synonymously to make changes to text, data, images and video. "Update" is also used to change the source code of software.

Update and Upgrade
The terms "update" and "upgrade" are used synonymously to refer to installing new versions of software. However, "update" refers to changes within the same version, while "upgrade" means switching to an entirely new version (upgrades are huge updates). Examples are: "I kept updating the free version, but I decided to upgrade to the premium version." "Microsoft kept updating Windows 7 but I finally upgraded to Windows 8." See edit and upgradable.

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verb bring up to date

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noun news that updates your information

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verb modernize or bring up to date

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verb bring up to date

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verb bring to the latest state of technology

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