computador cliente

[ko-mpu-ta-DOR kli-EN-te]
nounmasculinepl: computadores clientes
client computer
1. A computer or device that accesses services, resources, or data provided by a server in a network architecture
The client computer sends a request to the server for information.
O computador cliente envia uma solicitação ao servidor para obter informações.
2. A personal computer or workstation used by an end-user to interact with applications and services on a network
Each computador cliente in the office is connected to the central server.
Cada computador cliente no escritório está conectado ao servidor central.
3. The end-user device in a client-server model of network computing
The IT department manages all computadores clientes and ensures they are properly configured.
O departamento de TI gerencia todos os computadores clientes e garante que estejam configurados corretamente.
This is specialized IT terminology widely used in Brazil's growing technology sector. As the country has expanded its digital infrastructure and corporate IT operations, terms like 'computador cliente' have become standard in professional and educational contexts. It reflects Brazil's adoption of international computing standards and practices.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
clientemáquina clienteestação de trabalhocomputador de usuárioterminal cliente
Antonyms / Antônimos
servidorcomputador servidorhost

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
computador cliente
Standard term used in IT contexts throughout Brazil
São Paulo
computador cliente
Commonly used in corporate and tech environments
Rio de Janeiro
computador cliente
Same usage as in other major Brazilian cities
Portugal
computador cliente
Also used in Portuguese IT terminology with the same meaning

Related Words

servidorredearquitetura cliente-servidorrequisiçãoprotocoloacesso remotoaplicação clienteconectividade

Related Idioms & Phrases

arquitetura cliente-servidor
modelo cliente-servidor
lado do cliente
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