terminals
Pronunciation: [ˈtɜːrmɪnəlz]
Word
Context: "transportation"
(noun) a terminal is a place where passengers go to catch airplanes, buses, or trains. It's like a big waiting room where you can check in for your trip.
Example
We arrived at the airport terminal early so we could explore the shops.
Example
There were no terminals available for the trains at that time.
Example
Which terminal do we need to go to for our flight?
Context: "computing"
(noun) a terminal is a device or software that lets you communicate with a computer. It's where you can type commands and see responses, like talking to your computer.
Example
She used the terminal to run the program and check the results.
Example
The terminal crashed, so he couldn't access his files.
Example
What commands can you enter into the terminal?
Context: "electronics"
(noun) a terminal is a point where a connection can be made in an electrical circuit. It's like a plug where you connect wires to allow electricity to flow.
Example
He connected the wires to the terminal to complete the circuit.
Example
The terminal was loose, causing the device to malfunction.
Example
Where can I find the terminal for the battery connection?
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