readout

[ˈriːdaʊt]

readout Definition

  • 1the output of a computer or other electronic device, displayed on a screen or printed on paper
  • 2an electronic device that displays or records information, especially one used in an aircraft or spacecraft

Using readout: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "readout" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The readout on the machine showed an error message.

  • Example

    The pilot checked the readout on the instrument panel.

  • Example

    The readout from the sensor indicated a high temperature.

readout Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for readout

Phrases with readout

  • a numerical display of information on an electronic device

    Example

    The digital readout on the scale showed his weight to be 180 pounds.

  • a printed or electronic record of flight data and cockpit voice recordings

    Example

    The investigators analyzed the flight data recorder readout to determine the cause of the crash.

  • a display of a person's heart rate, usually measured by a fitness tracker or medical device

    Example

    The heart rate readout on her smartwatch showed that she was in the target heart rate zone.

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Summary: readout in Brief

A 'readout' [ˈriːdaʊt] is the output of electronic devices, such as computers or sensors, displayed on a screen or printed on paper. It can also refer to an electronic device that displays or records information, especially in aircraft or spacecraft. Examples include 'The readout on the machine showed an error message.' and 'The pilot checked the readout on the instrument panel.' Phrases like 'digital readout' and 'heart rate readout' specify the type of information displayed.

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