function in Latin
function in Latin is pars, functio, fūnctiō — function means the purpose something serves or the job it does.
function in Latin
pars
What something does or is used for.
functio
What something does or is used for.
fūnctiō
(mathematics) A relation in which each element of the domain is associated with exactly one element of the codomain.
What does "function" mean?
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noun The purpose something serves or the job it does.
"The main function of a bridge is to carry traffic across a river."
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noun A formal or official event.
"Guests dressed smartly for the charity function held at the town hall."
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noun In maths and programming, a rule or routine that turns an input into an output.
"In this program, the function doubles every number you give it."
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verb To work or operate as intended.
"The heating didn't function properly until the engineer fixed the valve."
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function in a sentence
- The main function of a bridge is to carry traffic across a river.
- The function of a thermostat is to regulate temperature.
- Guests dressed smartly for the charity function held at the town hall.
- He was invited to a formal function at the embassy last night.
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What is "function" in Latin?
"function" in Latin is pars, functio, fūnctiō. function means: The purpose something serves or the job it does.
How do you use "function" in a sentence?
Example: "The main function of a bridge is to carry traffic across a river." In Latin, "function" is pars, functio, fūnctiō.
Are there other ways to say "function" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "function": pars, functio, fūnctiō.
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