module
word
/ˈmɑdʒuɫ/
MAH-juhl
/mˈɒdjuːl/
MO-dyool
Definition
A module is a part or unit that forms one section of a larger system, such as a part of a course, a software component, or a piece of equipment.
Usage & Nuances
Used in education (course modules), computing (software modules), electronics, and space technology. Usually countable. Don't confuse with 'model' or 'molecule.' Often used in technical or academic contexts.
Spanish: móduloPortuguese (BR): móduloPortuguese (PT): móduloChinese (Simplified): 模块Chinese (Traditional): 模組Hindi: मॉड्यूलArabic: وحدة (مكوّن)Bengali: মডিউলRussian: модульJapanese: モジュールVietnamese: mô-đunKorean: 모듈Turkish: modülUrdu: ماڈیولIndonesian: modul
Example Sentences
We installed a new memory module in the computer.
basic
The space station added another module last year.
basic
Each software module handles a different task in the program.
natural
You'll need to pass the final module before you can graduate.
natural
The teacher broke the lesson into smaller modules to make it easier.
natural
This course has five modules to complete.
basic