drive in - translation to greek
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drive in - translation to greek

SERVICE THAT MOTORISTS CAN USE WHILE PARKED
Drive-in restaurant; Drive-In; Drive-ins; Drivein; Drive in; Drive Inn; ⛾; Drive In
  • Drive-in theater in [[Neu-Isenburg]], Germany
  • (Video) Scenes in and around a drive-in restaurant in [[Long Beach, California]], 1952.
  • Drive-in [[Ferris wheel]]
  • [[McDonald's]] Curbside Pickup - Mobile - order and pay

drive in         
μπήγω, χώνω
fixed disk         
  • 2.5-inch SATA drive on top of 3.5-inch SATA drive, showing close-up of (7-pin) data and (15-pin) power connectors
  • A newer 2.5-inch (63.5 mm) 6,495 MB HDD compared to an older 5.25-inch full-height 110 MB HDD
  • Recording of single magnetisations of bits on a 200&nbsp;MB HDD-platter (recording made visible using CMOS-MagView).<ref name="AutoMK-9" />
  • Diagram of HDD manufacturer consolidation
  • access-date= December 1, 2019 }}</ref>
  • read-write head]], showing the side facing the platter
  • Video of modern HDD operation (cover removed)
  • A disassembled and labeled 1997 HDD lying atop a mirror
  • An HDD with disks and motor hub removed, exposing copper-colored stator coils surrounding a bearing in the center of the spindle motor. The orange stripe along the side of the arm is a thin printed-circuit cable, the spindle bearing is in the center and the actuator is in the upper left.
  • Close-up of an HDD head resting on a disk platter; its mirror reflection is visible on the platter surface. Unless the head is on a landing zone, the heads touching the platters while in operation can be catastrophic.
  • Diagram labeling the major components of a computer HDD
  • An overview of how HDDs work
  • Hot-swappable]] HDD enclosure
  • Head stack with an actuator coil on the left and read/write heads on the right
  • Internals of a 2.5-inch laptop hard disk drive
  • Longitudinal recording (standard) & [[perpendicular recording]] diagram
  • 2022}}, Seagate offers capacities up to 20TB.
  • Seagate]] HDD that used the [[Parallel ATA]] interface
  • 8-, 5.25-, 3.5-, 2.5-, 1.8- and 1-inch HDDs, together with a ruler to show the size of platters and read-write heads
  • Destroyed hard disk, glass platter visible
  • Two high-end consumer SATA 2.5-inch 10,000&nbsp;rpm HDDs, factory-mounted in 3.5-inch adapter frames
  • Two 2.5" external USB hard drives
DATA STORAGE DEVICE
Hard drive; Hard disk drive functioning; Hard-disk; Harddisk; Hard disc; Harddisc; Hard Disk; Hard disks; Hard drives; Hard disc drive; Harddrive; Hard disk drives; Fixed disk; Pocket hard drive; Hard Drives; External hard drive; Hard file; External hard disk; Disk Overhead; External Hard Drive; External HDD; Laptop hard drive; Access arm; Actuator arm; External Hard Drives; Hard disk interfaces; Hard Disks; Hard Disk Drive; PC hard disks; Hard disk; Travel drive; The binary effect; USB hard disk; 2.5 inch hard drive; Usb hard disk; Enterprise disk drive; Hard disk parameters; Hard drive capacity; Fixed disk drive; External hard disk drive; Fixed drive; HDD Thermometer; ExternalHDD; Femto Slider; Spindle (computer); External volumes; Portable hard drives; Portable hard disk; Portable hard disk drive; External hard drives; Disk structure; Internal hard drive; Hard-disk drive; Hard disk drive spindle; Disk drive spindle; Portable hard drive; Hard disk drive actuator; Spindle (hard disk drive); Hard disk error rates and handling; Disk subsystem; Portable drive; External removable drive; External removable hard disk drive; External portable hard disk drive; External portable drive; USB hard disk drive; Portable USB hard disk; Portable USB hard disk drive; HDD form factor; Rigid disk drive; Hard-Drive; PowerChoice; Hard disk driver; Magnetic disk memory; Hard disk drive error rates and handling; 🖴; Magnetic hard drive; Rotating iron; Rotating rust; Hard disk drive form factor; Hard disk storage; Rotational media
σταθερός δίσκος
access arm         
  • 2.5-inch SATA drive on top of 3.5-inch SATA drive, showing close-up of (7-pin) data and (15-pin) power connectors
  • A newer 2.5-inch (63.5&nbsp;mm) 6,495&nbsp;MB HDD compared to an older 5.25-inch full-height 110&nbsp;MB HDD
  • Recording of single magnetisations of bits on a 200&nbsp;MB HDD-platter (recording made visible using CMOS-MagView).<ref name="AutoMK-9" />
  • Diagram of HDD manufacturer consolidation
  • access-date= December 1, 2019 }}</ref>
  • read-write head]], showing the side facing the platter
  • Video of modern HDD operation (cover removed)
  • A disassembled and labeled 1997 HDD lying atop a mirror
  • An HDD with disks and motor hub removed, exposing copper-colored stator coils surrounding a bearing in the center of the spindle motor. The orange stripe along the side of the arm is a thin printed-circuit cable, the spindle bearing is in the center and the actuator is in the upper left.
  • Close-up of an HDD head resting on a disk platter; its mirror reflection is visible on the platter surface. Unless the head is on a landing zone, the heads touching the platters while in operation can be catastrophic.
  • Diagram labeling the major components of a computer HDD
  • An overview of how HDDs work
  • Hot-swappable]] HDD enclosure
  • Head stack with an actuator coil on the left and read/write heads on the right
  • Internals of a 2.5-inch laptop hard disk drive
  • Longitudinal recording (standard) & [[perpendicular recording]] diagram
  • 2022}}, Seagate offers capacities up to 20TB.
  • Seagate]] HDD that used the [[Parallel ATA]] interface
  • 8-, 5.25-, 3.5-, 2.5-, 1.8- and 1-inch HDDs, together with a ruler to show the size of platters and read-write heads
  • Destroyed hard disk, glass platter visible
  • Two high-end consumer SATA 2.5-inch 10,000&nbsp;rpm HDDs, factory-mounted in 3.5-inch adapter frames
  • Two 2.5" external USB hard drives
DATA STORAGE DEVICE
Hard drive; Hard disk drive functioning; Hard-disk; Harddisk; Hard disc; Harddisc; Hard Disk; Hard disks; Hard drives; Hard disc drive; Harddrive; Hard disk drives; Fixed disk; Pocket hard drive; Hard Drives; External hard drive; Hard file; External hard disk; Disk Overhead; External Hard Drive; External HDD; Laptop hard drive; Access arm; Actuator arm; External Hard Drives; Hard disk interfaces; Hard Disks; Hard Disk Drive; PC hard disks; Hard disk; Travel drive; The binary effect; USB hard disk; 2.5 inch hard drive; Usb hard disk; Enterprise disk drive; Hard disk parameters; Hard drive capacity; Fixed disk drive; External hard disk drive; Fixed drive; HDD Thermometer; ExternalHDD; Femto Slider; Spindle (computer); External volumes; Portable hard drives; Portable hard disk; Portable hard disk drive; External hard drives; Disk structure; Internal hard drive; Hard-disk drive; Hard disk drive spindle; Disk drive spindle; Portable hard drive; Hard disk drive actuator; Spindle (hard disk drive); Hard disk error rates and handling; Disk subsystem; Portable drive; External removable drive; External removable hard disk drive; External portable hard disk drive; External portable drive; USB hard disk drive; Portable USB hard disk; Portable USB hard disk drive; HDD form factor; Rigid disk drive; Hard-Drive; PowerChoice; Hard disk driver; Magnetic disk memory; Hard disk drive error rates and handling; 🖴; Magnetic hard drive; Rotating iron; Rotating rust; Hard disk drive form factor; Hard disk storage; Rotational media
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Definition

drive-in
¦ adjective chiefly N. Amer. denoting a restaurant, cinema, etc. that one can visit without leaving one's car.

Wikipedia

Drive-in

A drive-in is a facility (such as a restaurant or movie theater) where one can drive in with an automobile for service. At a drive-in restaurant, for example, customers park their vehicles and are usually served by staff who walk or rollerskate out to take orders and return with food, encouraging diners to remain parked while they eat. Drive-in theaters have a large screen and a car parking area for film-goers.

It is usually distinguished from a drive-through, in which drivers line up to make an order at a microphone set up at window height, and then drive to a window where they pay and receive their food. The drivers then take their meals elsewhere to eat. Notably however, during peak periods, patrons may be required to park in a designated parking spot and wait for their food to be directly served to them by an attendant walking to their car, resulting in the perceived relationship between the two service-types. In the German-speaking world, the term is now often used instead of "drive-through" for that kind of service. In Japan, the term refers to a rest area. In France, this term has become popular because of American movies showing that kind of service, and more recently due to the expansion of fast-food restaurants.

The first drive-in restaurant was Kirby's Pig Stand, which opened in Dallas, Texas, in 1921. In North America, drive-in facilities of all types have become less popular since their heyday in the 1950s and 1960s, with drive-throughs rising to prominence since the 1970s and 1980s.

The largest Drive-In still in operation is The Varsity of Atlanta, Georgia.

Examples of use of drive in
1. Gloucester Drive in Finsbury Park is London‘s most spookiest.
2. But the main drive in Manchester United is Cristiano Ronaldo.
3. This will be the second reforestation drive in the area.
4. The legal limit to drive in Wisconsin is 0.08 percent.
5. "You know it‘s still more dangerous to drive in Israel.