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to transfer data or programs from a central computer to a peripheral unit.
download
Online noun A file, regardless of the format and type of data, which is obtained from the internet or an intranet verb To transfer a data file, regardless of the format and type of information from the internet or intranet to one's computer system or PC. See Browser.
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