array in French
array in French is gamme, kyrielle, ribambelle — array means a large, impressive, or organized collection of things.
array in French
gamme
A large collection.
kyrielle
A large collection.
ribambelle
A large collection.
éventail
A large collection.
tableau
(programming) Any of various data structures designed to hold multiple elements of the same type; especially, a data structure that holds these elements in adjacent memory locations so that they may be retrieved using numeric indices.
What does "array" mean?
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noun A large, impressive, or organized collection of things.
"A dazzling array of colourful scarves hung from the market stall."
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noun In computing, a data structure that stores a set of elements, usually accessed by numbered position.
"To find the highest score, loop through each item in the array."
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verb To arrange or display things in order, or to dress someone elaborately.
"The host arrayed the fruit neatly on a large silver platter."
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array in a sentence
- A dazzling array of colourful scarves hung from the market stall.
- The buffet offered an array of desserts to choose from.
- To find the highest score, loop through each item in the array.
- You can change the third element of an array by using its index.
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What is "array" in French?
"array" in French is gamme, kyrielle, ribambelle. array means: A large, impressive, or organized collection of things.
How do you use "array" in a sentence?
Example: "A dazzling array of colourful scarves hung from the market stall." In French, "array" is gamme, kyrielle, ribambelle.
Are there other ways to say "array" in French?
Yes — French has 5 translations listed for "array": gamme, kyrielle, ribambelle, éventail, tableau.
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