file's
Pertaining to document
File's is the possessive form of file.
A file is a tool with a rough surface for smoothing or shaping, a folder for storing documents, or a digital container for data.
The possessive indicates belonging: the file's contents were corrupted, check the file's creation date, the metal file's teeth were worn smooth.
File system container
- extensionAdded part or duration
- formatArrangement and presentation style
- downloadRemote-to-local data transfer
- uploadTransfer data outward
save · delete · rename · copy · move · compress · corrupt · backup
Coarse shaping tool
- metalHard conductive solid
- nailMetal fastener or keratin plate
- sharpeningMaking more cutting
- teethEnamel-covered chewing structures
coarse · fine · grit · abrasive · smoothing · burr · edge · woodworking
directory
File system container
- extensionAdded part or duration
- formatArrangement and presentation style
- downloadRemote-to-local data transfer
upload · save · delete · rename · copy · move · compress · corrupt · backup · executable
rasp
Coarse shaping tool
- metalHard conductive solid
- nailMetal fastener or keratin plate
- sharpeningMaking more cutting
teeth · coarse · fine · grit · abrasive · smoothing · burr · edge · woodworking · metalworking
folder
Container for loose papers
- cabinetEnclosed storage furniture
- recordPreserved account or achievement
- archiveStored historical records
paperwork · dossier · clerk · drawer · manila · alphabetized · organized · stored · retrieved · indexed
queue
Ordered waiting line
- rankPosition in hierarchy
- columnVertical structural element
- processionFormal moving line
marching · single · formation · orderly · row · waiting · sequence · parade · succession · chain
file'sfolder's
Belonging to document holder
directory's · cabinet's · archive's · database's · drive's
- single fileOne-person-wide formation
- nail fileKeratin-smoothing abrasive strip
- on fileStored for retrieval
- file cabinetFurniture for storing documents
- file folderTabbed paper container
- filed awayStored in organized records
file, files, filed, unfiled, filer, misfile, refile, fileable