module
mo
ˈmɑ
maa
dule
ʤul
jool
British pronunciation
/ˈmɒdjuːl/

Definición y significado de "module"en inglés

01

a self-contained unit designed to function as part of a larger system or structure

example
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Every module performs a specific role within the network.
The machine was built from interchangeable modules.
02

a circuit board or assembly of electronic components forming part of a computer or other electronic device

example
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The technician replaced a faulty memory module.
Each module on the motherboard handles a specific task.
03

a detachable section of a spacecraft, designed for specific operations such as living, landing, or control

example
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The crew returned safely in the command module.
Engineers tested the lunar module before launch.
04

a distinct cognitive or perceptual system within the mind, responsible for specific mental functions

example
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Language processing is often studied as a separate mental module.
The theory proposes that vision and hearing operate through different modules.
05

módulo

a unit of study within a course offered by a college or university, covering a specific topic or area of study
example
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The module on Shakespearean sonnets is part of the English Literature course.
El módulo sobre los sonetos de Shakespeare es parte del curso de Literatura Inglesa.
Students will explore various theories of personality in the psychology module.
Los estudiantes explorarán diversas teorías de la personalidad en el módulo de psicología.
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