module in Greek
module in Greek is άρθρωμα, δομοστοιχείο — module means a self-contained, often interchangeable part of a larger system.
module in Greek
άρθρωμα
Pronounced: arthroma
δομοστοιχείο
Pronounced: domostoicheio
A self-contained component of a system, often interchangeable, which has a well-defined interface to the other components.
What does "module" mean?
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noun A self-contained, often interchangeable part of a larger system.
"The new phone has a camera module that can be replaced if it breaks."
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noun An independent, self-contained section of a spacecraft.
"The crew slept in a living module attached to the main part of the spacecraft."
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module in a sentence
- The new phone has a camera module that can be replaced if it breaks.
- Each module of the course covers a different topic.
- The crew slept in a living module attached to the main part of the spacecraft.
- Engineers tested the landing module before the mission began.
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What is "module" in Greek?
"module" in Greek is άρθρωμα, δομοστοιχείο. module means: A self-contained, often interchangeable part of a larger system.
How do you pronounce άρθρωμα?
"module" in Greek is άρθρωμα, pronounced "arthroma".
How do you use "module" in a sentence?
Example: "The new phone has a camera module that can be replaced if it breaks." In Greek, "module" is άρθρωμα, δομοστοιχείο.
Are there other ways to say "module" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "module": άρθρωμα, δομοστοιχείο.
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