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Definition: The word "20080220_Gmarket" refers to a specific month and year, January 20th, 2008. The term was used in reference to a Gmarket sale that occurred on that date. It's not clear what specifically the company Gmarket is associated with or how it relates to this particular event. For instance, Gmarket may have been an online marketplace where items could be bought and sold online.
Definition: "2010060802" refers to a specific year, 2010, that contains six months from August to September (inclusive). It's part of the Gregorian calendar, dating back to the 5th century AD. The specific month is not specified in the context; it could refer to any month from August to September. "06" indicates the start date, and "02" marks the end.
Definition: The word "2010080201" in its modern form appears to be a timestamp indicating the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, milliseconds (millisecond) time for June 20th, 2010 at 0:02. The definition varies based on whether it is referring to specific dates or times in relation to the current date and time. In terms of dates/etimes, it might indicate a momentary event or time during which something happened within the past year (specifically June 20th, 2010). If it's being used for more historical context, "2010080201" could be the date of a specific historic event, like the signing of an agreement or publication of a book. The term "timestamp" in this context can also refer to the precise moment when a certain action occurred, but it is not meant to imply a digital timestamp such as a digital clock. The term "millisecond" might be used for milliseconds since this is one of the fundamental units of time used in everyday measurements.
Definition: The "2010080202" in a technical context typically refers to a specific software version or firmware revision number, which can be found on a product's packaging or online documentation for that particular model. The precise meaning might vary based on the language used and the context of its usage within a particular organization or industry. For example, it could refer to a minor update patch from an older release or an upgrade from another software version. It may also imply a new release, indicating a significant change or improvement in a product's functionality or performance. In general, "2010080202" is used as a reference number for identifying specific technical details or revisions of software packages within the context of a manufacturing process, software development, or hardware systems.