segment in Latin
segment in Latin is segmentum — segment means one of the parts something is divided into.
segment in Latin
segmentum
What does "segment" mean?
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noun One of the parts something is divided into.
"Each segment of the tour lasted about an hour."
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noun A straight portion of a line between two fixed points.
"The segment between the two marked points is exactly five centimetres long."
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noun A distinct part of a broadcast or program devoted to one topic.
"The radio programme has a funny segment where listeners phone in with stories."
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verb To divide something into separate parts.
"The teacher segmented the long text into short sections for the younger pupils."
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segment in a sentence
- Each segment of the tour lasted about an hour.
- The orange split easily into segments.
- The segment between the two marked points is exactly five centimetres long.
- Measure the segment with a ruler and write its length beside it.
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What is "segment" in Latin?
"segment" in Latin is segmentum. segment means: One of the parts something is divided into.
How do you use "segment" in a sentence?
Example: "Each segment of the tour lasted about an hour." In Latin, "segment" is segmentum.
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