stored
USSTORD/stɔɹd/UKSTAWD/stɔːd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of store.
She stored her grandmother's letters in a wooden chest.
Customer records are stored on servers across several countries.
Note
One spelling does the work of both past tense and participle, because store is a regular verb that simply adds -d to its final e. Most senses of store are transitive, so the participle turns up constantly in the passive: files are stored in memory, supplies are stored for winter. With have it forms the perfect (she has stored the letters). Used alone, it is the past tense (she stored them).
stored is a form of store
store, verb: To keep something in a particular place while it is not being used. Full entry
- Spelling
- store → stored: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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