Definition of computer-literate in English:

computer-literate

adjectivekəmˌpjuːtəˈlɪt(ə)rətkəmˈˌpjudər ˈlɪdərət

(of a person) having sufficient knowledge and skill to be able to use computers; familiar with the operation of computers.
（人）能使用计算机的；熟悉计算机操作的
nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate
computer-literate executives
Example sentencesExamples
- For older, less computer-literate teachers, Mr Drage recommends occasional short training periods.
- A version can also reside online for your computer-literate students.
- Are there any technically-minded, computer-literate people out there?
- He gives the example of one man who ‘only used the internet to book his holidays twice a year and that was done on his behalf by a computer-literate friend’.
- However, I did feel the book was written with the computer-literate reader in mind.
- Modestly, I explained that I was pretty computer-literate already.
- Such a change is only likely to come about when the majority of that group is populated by truly computer-literate individuals.
- More surprising is the fact that even the most enlightened and computer-literate parents choose to put the family computer in the son's bedroom, thereby creating access problems for a daughter who would rather like to use it, too.
- I'm not computer-literate, by a long shot, but I know people who are, and they tell me that the computers used to count the votes are just as subject to being hacked as any others.
- There is a new breed of users out there, computer-literate consumers who don't think twice about altering the look, feel and functionality of a product.
- I'm the only computer-literate person in the family, so all trouble-shooting in the family goes to me.
- There are only six sales reps there, all English-speaking and computer-literate.
- To meet the demand for computer-literate students, accreditation agencies have recommended that universities implement computer competency entrance exams, exit exams, and require computer courses.
- Today, a computer-literate immigrant to the United States never really leaves home.
- ‘You could create a campaign that reached every computer-literate voter,’ says Cuban.
- Support arrangements ranged from contracts with local repair shops to the phone number of the dealer's computer-literate kid.
- Soldiers assigned to staff positions must be computer-literate and seek training for the operating systems and programs they will use.
- Some pundits say the migration of more original programming to the Web is inevitable, particularly as today's computer-literate teens reach adulthood.
- Any security system can be hacked, as computer-literate teenagers prove every day.
- And here's proof that even the homeless are now computer-literate.

Derivatives

computer literacy

nounkəmˌpjuːtə ˈlɪt(ə)rəsi

He even suggested use of pirated software may promote computer literacy.
Example sentencesExamples
- The core computer literacy required is familiarity with point-and-click Web pages, and it also helps if readers are familiar with the idea of threaded discussions.
- Brazil made some news last week for its strong support of open source software as a way of helping to inexpensively push computer literacy throughout the country.
- We assume that computer literacy would correlate with installed PCs, since Internet access in public schools is not widespread.
- The participants estimated that the computer literacy of these cyberstalkers was of a wider range than any of the previous group - from fairly low to high.

Definition of computer-literate in US English:

computer-literate

adjectivekəmˈˌpjudər ˈlɪdərət

(of a person) having sufficient knowledge and skill to be able to use computers; familiar with the operation of computers.
（人）能使用计算机的；熟悉计算机操作的
nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate
computer-literate executives
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘You could create a campaign that reached every computer-literate voter,’ says Cuban.
- I'm not computer-literate, by a long shot, but I know people who are, and they tell me that the computers used to count the votes are just as subject to being hacked as any others.
- Some pundits say the migration of more original programming to the Web is inevitable, particularly as today's computer-literate teens reach adulthood.
- To meet the demand for computer-literate students, accreditation agencies have recommended that universities implement computer competency entrance exams, exit exams, and require computer courses.
- For older, less computer-literate teachers, Mr Drage recommends occasional short training periods.
- However, I did feel the book was written with the computer-literate reader in mind.
- Such a change is only likely to come about when the majority of that group is populated by truly computer-literate individuals.
- Today, a computer-literate immigrant to the United States never really leaves home.
- Soldiers assigned to staff positions must be computer-literate and seek training for the operating systems and programs they will use.
- And here's proof that even the homeless are now computer-literate.
- Any security system can be hacked, as computer-literate teenagers prove every day.
- Support arrangements ranged from contracts with local repair shops to the phone number of the dealer's computer-literate kid.
- Are there any technically-minded, computer-literate people out there?
- More surprising is the fact that even the most enlightened and computer-literate parents choose to put the family computer in the son's bedroom, thereby creating access problems for a daughter who would rather like to use it, too.
- Modestly, I explained that I was pretty computer-literate already.
- There are only six sales reps there, all English-speaking and computer-literate.
- A version can also reside online for your computer-literate students.
- There is a new breed of users out there, computer-literate consumers who don't think twice about altering the look, feel and functionality of a product.
- I'm the only computer-literate person in the family, so all trouble-shooting in the family goes to me.
- He gives the example of one man who ‘only used the internet to book his holidays twice a year and that was done on his behalf by a computer-literate friend’.

词汇	computer-literate
释义	Definition of computer-literate in English: computer-literate adjectivekəmˌpjuːtəˈlɪt(ə)rətkəmˈˌpjudər ˈlɪdərət (of a person) having sufficient knowledge and skill to be able to use computers; familiar with the operation of computers. （人）能使用计算机的；熟悉计算机操作的 nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate computer-literate executives Example sentencesExamples For older, less computer-literate teachers, Mr Drage recommends occasional short training periods. A version can also reside online for your computer-literate students. Are there any technically-minded, computer-literate people out there? He gives the example of one man who ‘only used the internet to book his holidays twice a year and that was done on his behalf by a computer-literate friend’. However, I did feel the book was written with the computer-literate reader in mind. Modestly, I explained that I was pretty computer-literate already. Such a change is only likely to come about when the majority of that group is populated by truly computer-literate individuals. More surprising is the fact that even the most enlightened and computer-literate parents choose to put the family computer in the son's bedroom, thereby creating access problems for a daughter who would rather like to use it, too. I'm not computer-literate, by a long shot, but I know people who are, and they tell me that the computers used to count the votes are just as subject to being hacked as any others. There is a new breed of users out there, computer-literate consumers who don't think twice about altering the look, feel and functionality of a product. I'm the only computer-literate person in the family, so all trouble-shooting in the family goes to me. There are only six sales reps there, all English-speaking and computer-literate. To meet the demand for computer-literate students, accreditation agencies have recommended that universities implement computer competency entrance exams, exit exams, and require computer courses. Today, a computer-literate immigrant to the United States never really leaves home. ‘You could create a campaign that reached every computer-literate voter,’ says Cuban. Support arrangements ranged from contracts with local repair shops to the phone number of the dealer's computer-literate kid. Soldiers assigned to staff positions must be computer-literate and seek training for the operating systems and programs they will use. Some pundits say the migration of more original programming to the Web is inevitable, particularly as today's computer-literate teens reach adulthood. Any security system can be hacked, as computer-literate teenagers prove every day. And here's proof that even the homeless are now computer-literate. Derivatives computer literacy nounkəmˌpjuːtə ˈlɪt(ə)rəsi He even suggested use of pirated software may promote computer literacy. Example sentencesExamples The core computer literacy required is familiarity with point-and-click Web pages, and it also helps if readers are familiar with the idea of threaded discussions. Brazil made some news last week for its strong support of open source software as a way of helping to inexpensively push computer literacy throughout the country. We assume that computer literacy would correlate with installed PCs, since Internet access in public schools is not widespread. The participants estimated that the computer literacy of these cyberstalkers was of a wider range than any of the previous group - from fairly low to high. Definition of computer-literate in US English: computer-literate adjectivekəmˈˌpjudər ˈlɪdərət (of a person) having sufficient knowledge and skill to be able to use computers; familiar with the operation of computers. （人）能使用计算机的；熟悉计算机操作的 nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate computer-literate executives Example sentencesExamples ‘You could create a campaign that reached every computer-literate voter,’ says Cuban. I'm not computer-literate, by a long shot, but I know people who are, and they tell me that the computers used to count the votes are just as subject to being hacked as any others. Some pundits say the migration of more original programming to the Web is inevitable, particularly as today's computer-literate teens reach adulthood. To meet the demand for computer-literate students, accreditation agencies have recommended that universities implement computer competency entrance exams, exit exams, and require computer courses. For older, less computer-literate teachers, Mr Drage recommends occasional short training periods. However, I did feel the book was written with the computer-literate reader in mind. Such a change is only likely to come about when the majority of that group is populated by truly computer-literate individuals. Today, a computer-literate immigrant to the United States never really leaves home. Soldiers assigned to staff positions must be computer-literate and seek training for the operating systems and programs they will use. And here's proof that even the homeless are now computer-literate. Any security system can be hacked, as computer-literate teenagers prove every day. Support arrangements ranged from contracts with local repair shops to the phone number of the dealer's computer-literate kid. Are there any technically-minded, computer-literate people out there? More surprising is the fact that even the most enlightened and computer-literate parents choose to put the family computer in the son's bedroom, thereby creating access problems for a daughter who would rather like to use it, too. Modestly, I explained that I was pretty computer-literate already. There are only six sales reps there, all English-speaking and computer-literate. A version can also reside online for your computer-literate students. There is a new breed of users out there, computer-literate consumers who don't think twice about altering the look, feel and functionality of a product. I'm the only computer-literate person in the family, so all trouble-shooting in the family goes to me. He gives the example of one man who ‘only used the internet to book his holidays twice a year and that was done on his behalf by a computer-literate friend’.
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