Segment
segment
Meaning of Segment
ein Teil von etwas Größerem
часть более крупного целого

Pronunciation
Segment with Russian translation
Segment usage examples
Dieser Kurs hat drei Segmente.
У этого курса три сегмента.
Das Video zeigt ein wichtiges Segment des Films.
Видео показывает важный сегмент фильма.
Segment synonyms
What's the difference between Segment, Abschnitt, Teilstück, Glied, Sektor, Bereich, and Gliedmaßen
A separate, usually smaller part of a whole; emphasizes being one piece among others.
A member, link, or part of a system; can also mean a limb of the body.
A sector or area of activity or space; often used in economics, science, and geography.
A broad area, field, or zone; a very general word for a part of space, a topic, or an activity.
The most general word for a part of a whole; neutral and usable in almost any context.
A fragment, splinter, or small broken piece; often suggests something damaged or only partly remaining.
An element, component, or part of a system or set; often used in a more abstract or technical sense.
Advanced: broader words
Limbs of the body: arms and legs; a biological term, not just a general part of something.
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Segment belongs to the topic "Product Team →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.
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Questions about this word
What does Segment mean?
a part of something larger
How do you pronounce Segment?
Segment is pronounced [zɛɡˈmɛnt].
How is Segment used in a sentence?
У этого курса три сегмента. Translation: Dieser Kurs hat drei Segmente.
Is Segment part of Product Team vocabulary?
Yes, Segment can be learned in the Product Team topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Segment part of Advertising vocabulary?
Yes, Segment can be learned in the Advertising topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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