peripheral in German
peripheral in German is peripher, umliegend — peripheral means located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
peripheral in German
peripher
On the periphery or boundary.
umliegend
On the periphery or boundary.
What does "peripheral" mean?
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adj Located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
"She noticed movement in her peripheral vision."
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adj Of minor importance; not central to the main issue.
"That detail is peripheral to the main argument."
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noun A device connected to a computer but not part of its core hardware, such as a printer or keyboard.
"He plugged in a new keyboard and other peripherals."
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peripheral in a sentence
- She noticed movement in her peripheral vision.
- That detail is peripheral to the main argument.
- He plugged in a new keyboard and other peripherals.
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What is "peripheral" in German?
"peripheral" in German is peripher, umliegend. peripheral means: Located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
How do you use "peripheral" in a sentence?
Example: "She noticed movement in her peripheral vision." In German, "peripheral" is peripher, umliegend.
Are there other ways to say "peripheral" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "peripheral": peripher, umliegend.
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