segments

UK
/ˈsɛɡ.mənts/
US
/ˈsɛɡ.mənts/

Translations

segmentnoun

segments

pl

segments
pl
UK
/ˈsɛɡ.mənt/
US
/ˈsɛɡ.mənt/
segment de marchéEn marketing et en démographie.
The smartphone is aimed at a younger segment of the market.
Le smartphone vise un segment de marché plus jeune.
segment circulaireEn géométrie.
Calculate the area of the circular segment shaded in gray.
Calculez l'aire du segment circulaire grisé.
segmentEn anatomie et zoologie.
The caterpillar's body is made up of several segments.
Le corps de la chenille est composé de plusieurs segments.
segmentEn informatique.
The loader places each segment of the executable into a particular memory address.
Le chargeur place chaque segment de l'exécutable à une adresse mémoire particulière.
The orange was divided into several segments for easy eating.
L'orange a été divisée en plusieurs segments pour être plus facile à manger.
segmentEn géométrie.
In geometry class, we learned how to calculate the length of a line segment.
En cours de géométrie, nous avons appris à calculer la longueur d'un segment de droite.
Additional translations
rubriquePour les médias, les émissions ou les journaux télévisés.
segmentverb

segments

segmented
Past Simple
segmented
Past Participle
segmenting
Gerund
UK
/ˈseɡ.mənt/
US
/ˈsɛɡ.mənt/
During early development the embryo segments into repeated units.
Au cours du développement précoce, l'embryon se segmente en unités répétées.
The software segments the image into regions of similar color.
Le logiciel segmente l'image en régions de couleur similaire.

Definitions

segmentnoun
A part or section into which something is divided or can be divided.
The orange was divided into several segments for easy eating.
A portion of a broadcast program, such as a news report or an interview.
The next segment of the show will feature an interview with the author.
A part of a line or curve between two points.
In geometry class, we learned how to calculate the length of a line segment.
A part of an organism, especially a distinct section of an insect's body.
The caterpillar's body is made up of several segments.
A distinct subgroup within a larger population, especially in marketing or demographics.
The smartphone is aimed at a younger segment of the market.
Geometry: the portion of a circle bounded by an arc and its chord.
Calculate the area of the circular segment shaded in gray.
Computing: a self-contained block of code or data within a larger program or memory space.
The loader places each segment of the executable into a particular memory address.
segmentverb
To divide or break something into separate parts or sections.
The software segments the image into regions of similar color.
(intransitive) To become divided into separate parts or sections.
During early development the embryo segments into repeated units.