Translation guide
A read operation that destroys or consumes the data being read, often used in computing contexts like memory or sensor readings.
A read operation where the act of reading erases or alters the original data, common in certain memory types or sensor buffers.
Standard technical term for 'destructive read' in computing, literally 'destruction read-out'.
Metaphorical or extended use where reading something (like a message or token) causes it to be used up or become unavailable.
Descriptive phrase meaning 'disappears when read', suitable for non-technical contexts.
Directly translating 'destructive read' as '破壊的な読み' may sound unnatural or overly literal. Use established technical terms or descriptive phrases depending on context.
This memory performs destructive reads, so the data disappears after reading.
Alternative phrasing with adjectival '破壊的' (destructive), slightly more formal.
In a destructive read operation, the original data is not retained.
Abbreviated form, sometimes used in technical documentation or notes.
This register is destructive read.
This message is set to disappear after being read.
Means 'becomes invalid once read', often used for one-time passwords or tickets.
This password becomes invalid once read.
Literal 'consumptive reading', used in some technical or gaming contexts.
This item uses consumptive reading and disappears after use.