to archive
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存档, 保存
to store or preserve documents or records for long-term keeping and future use
Transitive: to archive documents or records
例子
They decided to archive the historical documents in the library's special collections.
他们决定将历史文件存档在图书馆的特藏中。
The museum archived the artifacts to ensure their preservation for future generations.
博物馆存档了这些文物，以确保它们为后代保存。
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存档, 归档
(computing) to move important information or information that is not often needed to a different disk, tape, or another computer to store it, sometimes as a security measure
Transitive: to archive digital files or data
例子
The IT department archived old emails to free up server space.
IT部门归档了旧邮件以释放服务器空间。
She archived the large dataset to a cloud service, as it was rarely accessed.
她将大数据集存档到云服务中，因为它很少被访问。
Archive
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档案, 历史文献库
a place or a collection of records or documents of historical importance
例子
The library 's archive contains rare manuscripts and historical documents dating back centuries.
图书馆的档案包含可以追溯到几个世纪前的稀有手稿和历史文件。
Researchers visit the national archive to study primary sources related to the country's founding.
研究人员访问国家档案馆以研究与国家建国相关的主要资料。
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a feature on websites or social media platforms for storing and accessing past posts, stories, or other content in an organized collection
例子
She moved last year 's photos to the Instagram archive.
The platform allows users to browse archived stories.
