defragment
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++de·frag·ment /ˌdiːfræɡˈment $ diːˈfræɡment, ˌdiːfræɡˈment/ (also defrag /diːˈfræɡ/ informal) verb [transitive] to change the way in which the files on a computer’s hard drive are stored and organized, by putting related information together so that the computer works more effectively 整理（文件）碎片 It should start working faster after we defrag your disk. 我们把你的磁盘进行碎片整理后，运行速度应该会快起来。 —defrag /ˈdiːfræɡ/ noun [countable]→ See Verb table
de·frag·ment verbChineseSyllable
way on in to the files which the Corpus change
defragment
de‧frag‧ment /ˌdiːfræɡˈment $ diːˈfræɡment, ˌdiːfræɡˈment/
(also de‧frag /diːˈfræɡ/ informal) verb [transitive]
to change the way in which the files on a computer’s hard drive are stored and organized, by putting related information together so that the computer works more effectively:
It should start working faster after we defrag your disk.
—defrag /ˈdiːfræɡ/ noun [countable]
de‧frag‧ment /ˌdiːfræɡˈment $ diːˈfræɡment, ˌdiːfræɡˈment/
(also de‧frag /diːˈfræɡ/ informal) verb [transitive]to change the way in which the files on a computer’s hard drive are stored and organized, by putting related information together so that the computer works more effectively:
—defrag /ˈdiːfræɡ/ noun [countable]