CEFR B1

module

noun

Meaning

A self-contained unit that can be combined with other units to form a larger structure or system.

The new software is built in modular form, allowing users to add or remove features as needed.
Each living module in the space station is equipped with life support systems.

Synonyms: unit, component, section, element, assembly

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈmɒdjuːl/

A self-contained unit that can be combined with other units to form a larger structure or system.

The new software is built in modular form, allowing users to add or remove features as needed.
Each living module in the space station is equipped with life support systems.
The university offers a wide range of elective modules that students can choose from.

module for (prepositional phrase): Indicates the purpose or intended use of the module. — "This module is designed for beginners in programming."
module in (prepositional phrase): Indicates the subject area or context of the module. — "She is taking a module in advanced statistics."
module on (prepositional phrase): Indicates the topic or subject matter of the module. — "The final module focuses on the practical applications of the theory."

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