interface in Latin
interface in Latin is interfacies — interface means the point where two systems, devices, or people meet and interact.
interface in Latin
interfacies
What does "interface" mean?
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noun The point where two systems, devices, or people meet and interact.
"The interface between the pilot and the aircraft's computer must be clear and quick to read."
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verb To connect with or communicate between systems.
"The printer interfaces with your laptop through a simple wireless connection."
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interface in a sentence
- The interface between the pilot and the aircraft's computer must be clear and quick to read.
- The app has a clean, simple interface that's easy for beginners to use.
- The printer interfaces with your laptop through a simple wireless connection.
- Our booking software must interface with the bank's payment system.
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What is "interface" in Latin?
"interface" in Latin is interfacies. interface means: The point where two systems, devices, or people meet and interact.
How do you use "interface" in a sentence?
Example: "The interface between the pilot and the aircraft's computer must be clear and quick to read." In Latin, "interface" is interfacies.
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