modular
Pronunciation: [ˈmɒdʒələ]
Context: "design and construction"
(adjective) when something is made up of smaller parts that can be joined or rearranged in different ways. Think of building blocks that you can put together in many shapes; that's how modular things work.
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The modular furniture can be arranged in many styles to fit different needs.
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The old furniture is not modular, so it cannot be rearranged easily.
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How can we make this space more modular with different pieces?
Context: "design and construction"
(noun) a small part or unit that can be combined with others to create a larger system. It's like a single piece in a puzzle that can connect to others to form a picture.
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Each modular can be connected to create a bigger design.
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This project does not use any modulars, making it harder to change.
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What modulars do we need to build the project?
Context: "computer and technology"
(adjective) describing a system that can be easily updated or expanded by adding new parts or features. Imagine a computer where you can change parts to make it faster or better; that’s modular technology.
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The modular software allows users to add new features whenever they want.
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This software is not modular, so we can't add any new updates easily.
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Is our system modular enough to support new applications?