🧩fragmentation (fragmentation)

noun
ˌfræɡ.mənˈteɪ.ʃən
fragmentation (fragmentation)

Signification

The process or state of breaking or being broken into fragments.
The process or state of breaking or being broken into fragments; division into parts.
The breaking down of something into smaller, separate parts.
Traduction de la signification
Le processus ou l'état de se briser ou d'être brisé en fragments.
Le processus ou l'état de se briser ou d'être brisé en fragments.

Phrases d'exemple

Habitat fragmentation threatens many species.

La fragmentation de l'habitat menace de nombreuses espèces.
La fragmentation de l'habitat menace de nombreuses espèces.

The fragmentation of data slowed down the process.

La fragmentation des données a ralenti le processus.
La fragmentation des donnees a ralenti le processus.

Fragmentation of work can reduce efficiency.

La fragmentation du travail peut réduire l'efficacité.
La fragmentation du travail peut reduire l'efficacite.

Synonymes

division, splitting, disintegration, separation
Entrée 1
division, splitting, disintegration
Entrée 2
division, disintegration, separation, splitting
Entrée 3
division, splitting, disintegration

Antonymes

unification, connection, wholeness, unity, cohesion, integration, continuity
Entrée 1
unification, connection, wholeness
Entrée 2
unity, cohesion, integration, wholeness
Entrée 3
unification, continuity, cohesion

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