modularise — to design or organize something into separate, interchangeable modules or units
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to design or organize something into separate, interchangeable modules or units
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɑːdʒələˌraɪz/
Example Sentences
- The chef decided to modularise his recipe book so customers could mix and match different courses like building blocks.
- Engineers modularise spacecraft components to enable easier maintenance in space.
- The university plans to modularise its degree programs so students can create custom academic paths.
modularise
VERB[/ˈmɑːdʒələˌraɪz/]
to design or organize something into separate, interchangeable modules or units
The engineers modularise the spacecraft into snap-together panels for easy repair.
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“The chef decided to modularise his recipe book so customers could mix and match different courses like building blocks.”
“Engineers modularise spacecraft components to enable easier maintenance in space.”
“The university plans to modularise its degree programs so students can create custom academic paths.”
“She tried to modularise her wardrobe, but ended up wearing the same three pieces every day.”
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