clustering
Aussprache: [ˈklʌstərɪŋ]
Wort
Kontext: „similarity“
(noun) a group of things that are together because they share something in common. Imagine a bunch of apples on a table—they might be clustered together because they all came from the same tree.
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The clustering of stars in the sky made it look beautiful at night.
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There was no clustering of animals in the field; they were all spread out.
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Why do you think the flowers are clustering together in that corner?
Kontext: „organization“
(verb) to gather things or people together based on similarities. Like when you put all your red toys in one box and all your blue toys in another.
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The teacher is clustering the students by their interests for the group project.
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She didn't cluster the books; they were all over the shelf in a big mess.
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How do you plan to cluster the items for the presentation?
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