chunking

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A noun referring to the cognitive process of organizing smaller pieces of information into larger, more meaningful units, often used in psychology and learning theory.

• 🇨🇳名词，指将零散信息组织成更大、更有意义的单元的心理过程，常用于心理学和学习理论中。

1. Cognitive grouping C1 formal

   The process of organizing or grouping smaller pieces of information into larger, more manageable units to improve memory or understanding.

   • Chunking helps students remember long sequences of numbers.
   • The psychologist explained how chunking improves short-term memory.
   • By using chunking, she could recall the entire list effortlessly.

   🇨🇳组块化

   同义词: categorizationclusteringgroupingorganization

• chunkings plural form
• chunkings' possessive plural form
• chunking's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of breaking something into smaller pieces or groups, or to throw something with force.

• 🇨🇳动词，表示把某物分成更小的部分或组，或用力扔某物。

1. To break into pieces B2 informal

   To divide something into large, irregular pieces or chunks.

   • She chunked the chocolate into the cookie dough.
   • He chunked the wood for the fireplace.
   • The machine chunked the ice into small cubes.

   🇨🇳切成大块

   同义词: break upchopcut upfragmenthacksplit

2. To throw or toss B2 informal american

   To throw something in a casual or careless manner.

   • He chunked the ball across the field.
   • She chunked her bag onto the couch.
   • They chunked the trash into the bin.

   🇨🇳扔

   同义词: chuckflinghurllobslingtoss

• chunked past participle
• chunked past simple
• chunking present participle
• chunks third person singular