buffer state
ˈbʌfər steɪt
Definition

Definition of buffer state - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

neutralityTECH.neutral state between rival powersTECH.
  • The buffer state maintained peace between the two empires.
  • The buffer state played a crucial role in the negotiations.
  • Historically, the buffer state has prevented many conflicts.
neutral zone
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Expressions with buffer

buffer the blowv.
lessen the impact of something negative
He tried to buffer the blow by offering a sincere apology.
nail buffern.
tool used to make nails smooth and shiny
She used a nail buffer to polish her nails.
buffer tankn.
tank in a system that holds extra fluid to smooth flow changes
The factory installed a buffer tank to stabilize the chemical feed process.
buffer layern.
intermediate sheet or film that protects surfaces or reduces harmful contact
A buffer layer was added to prevent cracks in the coating.
buffer storen.
temporary storage area for data awaiting processing
The buffer store holds data until the processor is ready..
buffer zonen.
area providing protection between states
The buffer zone reduced tensions between the neighboring nations.

Expressions with state

bellwether staten.
state voting for the winning candidate
Ohio is often considered a bellwether state in elections.
blue staten.
US state that predominantly votes for the Democratic Party
California is often considered a blue state due to its voting patterns.
deep staten.
network of powerful officials influencing government decisions beyond control of elected leaders
Some commentators claimed the deep state tried to block the new president’s reforms.
fifty-first staten.
region or territory perceived as under excessive American influence or control
Some critics refer to Canada as America's fifty-first state due to cultural similarities..
change of staten.
alteration in condition or circumstances
His promotion led to a significant change of state in his lifestyle..
in a sorry stateadj.
in poor condition or quality
The garden is in a sorry state after the storm.
in a stateadj.
in a messy or disorganized condition
His room was in a state after the party.
state the obviousv.
say something everyone already knows
He tends to state the obvious during meetings.
state of fluxn.
condition of continuous change or movement
The company is in a state of flux after the merger.
state of playn.
current situation or status of an activity
The manager briefed us on the state of play of the project..

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buffer underrunn.
technology
state when buffer receives data slower than needed

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  1. French:État tampon, ...
  2. German:Pufferstaat, ...
  3. Italian:stato cuscinetto, ...
  4. Spanish:estado tapón, ...
  5. Portuguese:estado tampão, ...
  6. Chinese:缓冲国, ...
  7. Japanese:緩衝国, ...
  8. Arabic:دولة عازلة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדִינָה נֵיטְרָלִית, ...
  10. Russian:буферное государство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:буферна держава, ...
  12. Hindi:बफर राज्य, ...
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