data in English: Facts and numbers that people collect, keep and study. It is usually used with a singular verb. (noun)

Translation

Facts and numbers that people collect, keep and study. It is usually used with a singular verb.

Word origin

From Latin data, things given, the plural of datum. English took the plural form and now mostly treats it as one uncountable thing.

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"Data" here is everything stored on the machine.

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Here "data" means collected facts and numbers.

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"Data" also means what a phone sends and receives over the network.

information

Facts or details that you learn or tell someone about something.

fact

Something that is true and that you can prove or show to be real.

number

A word or symbol, like one, two, or three, that tells you how many.

computer

A machine with a screen that stores information and lets you write, play, and go online.

study

To spend time learning about something by reading or going to classes.

analysis

A careful study of something to understand what it is made of or how it works.

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