Dim Archive
An archive that is not public, but is easily accessible if necessary. It is usually used to store content that can be accessed elsewhere. See also dark file, light file.
Literal Meanings of Dim Archive
Dim:
Meanings of Dim:
Darkness.
To make something less brilliant.
Getting darker.
To make dark, dim or dim, to make less bright or light.
Lack of clear vision to prevent clear vision, or blindness or darkening of the eyes to obscure feelings or understanding.
Not bright or colorful.
Not smart and not smart.
Blurred, blurry or fuzzy.
Disapproving, unfavorable: rarely used, unless one has a bad opinion.
Weakened, diminished.
Make it less important, impressive or valuable.
Reduced to semitone.
Sentences of Dim
He dimmed the lights and turned on soft music.
When the air conditioner is on, the light turns off for a short time.
The lighting was too dim to see features.
He may be a little weak, but he's not .
His vision darkened as he got older.
The withered Roman Empire never recovered from the sack of Rome.
She felt weakened by the evidence.
Archive:
Meanings of Archive:
A place where older and often historical documents are kept. An archive usually contains documents (letters, files, journals, etc.) or other types of media that are preserved for historical importance.
The material thus obtained is considered as a whole (cf. archive).
The natural appearance of a material is considered to be a record of changes in the environment over time.
Put on file.
Sentences of Archive
The archive of Old High German texts is the most extensive in the United Kingdom.
Soil file Peat file.
He planned to archive the 2001 documents.
