archivo
Del latín 'archīvum', que significa lugar donde se guardan documentos.
NOUN
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file
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archive
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document
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record
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collection of documents
untranslatable
(The term 'archivo' can refer to a collection of documents stored together, which does not have a single-word equivalent in English.)
A collection of documents or records, especially historical or public ones, preserved because of their historical significance or as a source of information. This can refer to the physical place where such records are kept (an archive or records office), or the collection itself. It can also refer to a single document or, more commonly in modern usage, a digital file that stores information on a computer or other electronic device.
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- El archivo de la universidad contiene documentos desde el siglo XVIII. — The university's archive contains documents from the 18th century.
- Guarda el documento en un archivo separado. — Save the document in a separate file.
- Necesito acceder a los archivos de la empresa para encontrar esa información. — I need to access the company's records (or files) to find that information.
- Envía el archivo adjunto por correo electrónico. — Send the attached file by email.