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segmentation

/ˌseɡ.menˈteɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de division ou de découpage de quelque chose en segments ou parties plus petites, utilisé notamment dans des contextes comme la biologie, le marketing ou l'analyse de données.

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/ˌseɡ.menˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant le processus de division ou de découpage de quelque chose en segments ou parties plus petites, utilisé notamment dans des contextes comme la biologie, le marketing ou l'analyse de données.

A noun referring to the process of dividing or partitioning something into smaller segments or sections, often used in contexts such as biology, marketing, or data analysis.

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  1. Embryological divisionC1formalscientific

    The repeated division of a fertilized ovum into smaller cells, forming a multicellular embryo.

    frSegmentation (embryologie)

    • Segmentation of the zygote begins shortly after fertilization.
    • The process of segmentation is crucial for early embryonic development.
    • In many species, segmentation follows a predictable pattern.

    Synonymescleavage

  2. Division into partsB2formal

    The act of dividing or partitioning something into smaller, distinct sections or segments.

    frsegmentation (division en parties)

    • Market segmentation helps companies target specific customer groups.
    • The segmentation of the data allowed for more detailed analysis.
    • Network segmentation improves security by isolating different parts of the system.

    Synonymesdissectiondivisionfragmentationpartitionpartitioningseparationsplitsplittingsubdivision

    Antonymescoalescencecombinationintegrationunificationunion

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  • segmentations plural form
  • segmentations' possessive plural form
  • segmentation's possessive singular form
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