Vocab Bloom Hub

daisy chain

/ˈdeɪzi tʃeɪn/

Traducción: Cadena de margaritas unidas por sus tallos, a menudo usada como elemento decorativo o manualidad infantil. En sentido figurado, puede referirse a una serie de cosas, eventos o dispositivos interconectados o relacionados entre sí.

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/ˈdeɪzi tʃeɪn/B1informal
  • esCadena de margaritas unidas por sus tallos, a menudo usada como elemento decorativo o manualidad infantil. En sentido figurado, puede referirse a una serie de cosas, eventos o dispositivos interconectados o relacionados entre sí.

A string of daisies threaded together by their stems to form a chain, often used as a decorative item or children's craft. Figuratively, it can refer to a series of interconnected or linked items, events, or devices.

  1. Flower chainA2formal

    A garland or chain made by linking the stems of daisies together.

    esGuirnalda de margaritas

    • The children made a daisy chain in the garden.
    • She wore a daisy chain around her neck.
    • They spent the afternoon weaving daisy chains.
  2. Connected seriesB2informal

    A series of connected events, items, or people, where each is linked to the next.

    escadena en serie

    • The scandal created a daisy chain of resignations.
    • The company's problems formed a daisy chain of failures.
    • The daisy chain of events led to the final decision.
  3. Technical connectionB2formal

    A method of connecting multiple devices in a series, where each device is connected to the next.

    esconexión en cadena

    • The monitors were set up in a daisy chain configuration.
    • You can daisy chain multiple hard drives for extra storage.
    • The daisy chain connection allows for easy expansion of the system.
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