Vocab Bloom Hub

module

/ˈmɒdʒ.uːl/

Übersetzung: Ein selbstständiger, abgrenzbarer Baustein oder Bestandteil, der mit anderen zu einem größeren Ganzen zusammengesetzt werden kann; wird häufig in Bildung, Technik oder Bauwesen verwendet.

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noun

/ˈmɒdʒ.uːl/B2formaltechnical
  • deEin selbstständiger, abgrenzbarer Baustein oder Bestandteil, der mit anderen zu einem größeren Ganzen zusammengesetzt werden kann; wird häufig in Bildung, Technik oder Bauwesen verwendet.

A noun referring to a distinct, self-contained unit or component that can be combined with others to form a larger system, often used in education, technology, or construction.

  1. Educational unitB1formal

    A self-contained unit of a course or educational program.

    deModul

    • The course consists of six modules.
    • Each module covers a different topic.
    • Students must complete the first module before moving on.

    Synonymeblockcomponentsectionsegmentunit

  2. Component of a systemB2formal

    A standardized, interchangeable component of a larger system, often used in technology or engineering.

    deModul

    • The software is built using separate modules.
    • The spacecraft's propulsion module was successfully tested.
    • The new phone has a camera module with improved zoom.

    Synonymeassemblybuilding blockcomponentelementsubsystemunit

  3. Furniture unitB2formal

    A standardized unit of furniture, especially for storage.

    deModul

    • The kitchen is designed with modular cabinets.
    • You can add extra storage modules to the system.
    • The bookshelf is made of several stackable modules.

    Synonymecompartmentlockersectionunit

Formen
  • modules plural form
  • modules' possessive plural form
  • module's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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