lifo
lifo — 縮寫
1. a way of handling items in a store, an account, or a list on a computer, in whic
後進先出
最後放入者最先取出的處理方式
a way of handling items in a store, an account, or a list on a computer, in which whatever has been added most recently is taken out or used first
The warehouse uses LIFO, so the newest boxes leave before the older ones.
倉庫採用 LIFO，所以最新的箱子會比舊的先出貨。
pattern: use LIFO for inventory order
Christopher's company switched to LIFO to lower its taxable profit last year.
Christopher 的公司去年改用 LIFO，以降低應稅利潤。
collocation: switch to LIFO for accounting
In computing, a stack works on a LIFO basis: the last value pushed is the first one popped.
在計算機科學中，堆疊以 LIFO 方式運作：最後推入的值會最先彈出。
phrase: on a LIFO basis (computing context)
Mira told the new clerk to take cans off the shelf in LIFO order.
Mira 告訴新店員，要依 LIFO 順序把罐頭從架上拿下來。
collocation: in LIFO order
The bakery follows LIFO for daily pastries, since fresh trays sit at the front.
這家麵包店每日的糕點採 LIFO 制，因為新鮮的烤盤都放在最前面。
- use LIFO
- switch to LIFO
- on a LIFO basis
- in LIFO order
- LIFO method
- LIFO accounting
- last in, first out
the full English phrase that LIFO stands for; used when the audience may not know the short form
- FIFO
first in, first out — the opposite method, where the oldest item is used or removed first
文法句型
use LIFO
LIFO + method/system/order
operate on a LIFO basis
用法筆記
Subject is usually a business, warehouse, system, or piece of software; rarely a person directly. Often paired with its opposite FIFO in the same passage to compare two ways of ordering items.