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schema in Italian

schema in Italian is schema — schema means an outline, plan or model showing how the parts of something fit together.

schema in Italian

schema
noun
An outline or image universally applicable to a general conception, under which it is likely to be presented to the mind (for example, a body schema).

What does "schema" mean?

  1. noun An outline, plan or model showing how the parts of something fit together.
    "The report sets out a schema for reorganising the department."
  2. noun A mental framework built from past experience that a person uses to organise and interpret new information.
    "A child's schema for dog has to stretch the first time it meets a chihuahua."
  3. noun A formal description of how data is organised, listing the tables, fields, types and rules that a database or document must follow.
    "Adding the column meant a schema migration on every environment."
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schema in a sentence

  • The report sets out a schema for reorganising the department.
  • A child's schema for dog has to stretch the first time it meets a chihuahua.
  • Therapy aims to challenge the negative schemas formed in childhood.
  • Adding the column meant a schema migration on every environment.

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What is "schema" in Italian?

"schema" in Italian is schema. schema means: An outline, plan or model showing how the parts of something fit together.

How do you use "schema" in a sentence?

Example: "The report sets out a schema for reorganising the department." In Italian, "schema" is schema.

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