Definition: Able to be started again after stopping or being interrupted.

Example: The software is designed to be restartable in case of a failure.

Definition: To send a signal or message again after it has already been sent once.

Example: The technician had to retransmit the data because the first signal was lost.

Definition: To enter text again using a keyboard, usually to correct or change it.

Example: I had to retype the entire document because of the errors.

Definition: To achieve victory again or to regain something that was lost.

Example: After losing the championship last year, the team was determined to rewin the title this season.

Definition: A type of food or snack made by wrapping ingredients in a flatbread or similar item, or a self-made cigarette created by rolling tobacco in paper.

Example: She enjoyed a delicious rollup filled with chicken and vegetables for lunch.

Definition: A device that connects different networks and directs data traffic between them, allowing computers to communicate with each other.

Example: The router in my home network helps all my devices connect to the internet.

Definition: A way to determine the paths that data or information takes from one place to another in a network, like the Internet.

Example: The routing of data packets is essential for efficient internet communication.

Definition: To direct or send something along a specific path or route.

Example: The technician is routing the cables through the walls to keep them hidden.

Definition: Able to be executed or performed, especially in the context of a program or task.

Example: The code is runnable on any modern computer.

Definition: A container filled with sand where children can play, often found in playgrounds.

Example: The children had a great time building castles in the sandbox.

Definition: Able to be saved or preserved, often used in the context of data or files that can be stored for future use.

Example: Make sure the document is saveable before you close the program.