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disjunct

/dɪsˈdʒʌŋkt/

disjunctsubstantiv

disjuncts

Pl.

/ˈdɪs.dʒʌŋkt/

Übersetzungen

дизъюнкт

In logic, a disjunct is a component of a disjunction.

В логике дизъюнкт является компонентом дизъюнкции.

Definitionen

A distinct or separate part or section of something, often used in logic or grammar to refer to a part of a sentence that is set apart from the main clause.

In the sentence 'He was late, however, he still managed to catch the train,' the phrase 'however' acts as a disjunct.

In music, a melodic progression that moves by intervals larger than a second, creating a more disjointed or separated sound.

The melody of the song features a disjunct, giving it a unique and unpredictable rhythm.

Either term (proposition) in a logical disjunction.

In the statement 'P or Q', both 'P' and 'Q' are disjuncts.

Synonyme

free adjunct

parenthetical

discourse marker

evaluative adverbial

modal adjunct

comment adjunct

sentential adverb

sentence adverb

disjunctadjektiv

more disjunct

Komp.

most disjunct

Super.

/dɪsˈdʒʌŋkt/

Übersetzungen

разобщённый

The disjunct elements of the project needed to be integrated.

Разобщённые элементы проекта нуждались в интеграции.

разрозненный

The disjunct nature of the data made it difficult to analyze.

Разрозненный характер данных затруднял их анализ.

Definitionen

Characterized by separation or disconnection.

The disjunct nature of the two arguments made it difficult to find common ground.

In music, relating to a melody that moves by leaps rather than by steps.

The disjunct melody created a sense of unpredictability in the composition.

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