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the rank and file the ordinary members of an organization and not its leaders. The party leadership seems to be losing the support of the rank and file. See also: rank rank-and-file the rank and file - the ordinary members of an organization and not its leaders. Nearly two-thirds of the vote went to union leaders and rank-and-file party activists. (always before noun) on file stored in a particular place and arranged so it can be found easily. The fingerprints on file with the police matched those taken from the body. |
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He files off the edges of his boot soles and blade plates to get more clearance for his unusually deep edgework; to allow more ankle play he uses boots that are more flexible than those used by triple-jump specialists. The two-millimeter-square chip packs in half a megabyte of flash memory and can swap all its data in less than a second, so you can load it up and read files off it almost instantaneously. EMC also offers an optional Symmetrix Data Migration Services (SDMS) for moving files off of what a spec-sheet pointedly calls "aging mainframe disk devices" and onto new Symmetrix systems. |
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