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Ella Ye Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Analog office

Hi! I heard someone says 'analog office' in a sarcarstic way, when referring to their office which is still categorizing files in paper instead of computer.


I look up in dictionary but still don't understand why 'analog' can be used in this way?

  

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'analog' and 'digital' are used as opposites. 'digital' can mean 'computerized', that which makes use of computers. Thus, 'analog' can mean 'not computerized'.

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  • 'analog' and 'digital' are used as opposites.
  • 'digital' can mean 'computerized', that which makes use of computers.
  • Thus, 'analog' can mean 'not computerized'.
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'analog' and 'digital' are used as opposites.

'digital' can mean 'computerized', that which makes use of computers. Thus, 'analog' can mean 'not computerized'.

See https://www.diffen.com/difference/Analog_vs_Digital

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