Vzorec užití:
a cluster of [things/people]
A small cluster of cottages stood at the edge of the village.
A falu szélén egy kis házcsoport állt.
The telescope revealed a bright cluster of stars.
A távcső egy fényes csillaghalmazt mutatott meg.
A cluster of reporters gathered outside the courthouse.
The grapes grew in tight clusters on the vine.
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There is a cluster of trees in the park.
A parkban van egy facsoport.
I saw a cluster of birds in the sky.
Láttam egy madárcsapatot az égen.
The houses are in a small cluster.
We picked a cluster of red flowers.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'cluster' with 'clutter'; 'cluster' refers to grouping, while 'clutter' means messy collection.
Význam
A group of similar things
Kolokace
a cluster of stars
|a cluster of houses
|a cluster of grapes
|tight cluster
|small cluster
Synonyma
group (More general; not necessarily close together physically.)
|
bunch (Informal; often used for things like fruit or flowers.)
Antonyma
scatter (Refers to things spread far apart rather than close together.)
Témata
description
|spatial
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definice
A group of similar things or people that are near each other.
A number of similar things or people positioned or occurring closely together.
Vzorec užití:
[people/things] cluster around [someone/something]
Fans clustered around the stage to see the singer.
A rajongók a színpad köré gyűltek, hogy láthassák az énekest.
Children clustered together in the corner during the storm.
A vihar alatt a gyerekek szorosan összegyűltek a sarokban.
Reporters clustered outside the building, waiting for news.
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People clustered around the shop window.
Az emberek a kirakat köré gyűltek.
The children clustered near the teacher.
A gyerekek a tanár közelébe gyűltek.
They clustered together to stay warm.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes use 'cluster' incorrectly for large, spread-out gatherings; it should imply closeness.
Význam
To gather closely together
Kolokace
cluster around
|cluster together
|people clustered
|students clustered
Synonyma
gather (More general; may not imply close physical proximity.)
|
huddle (Implies closeness and sometimes physical contact, often for warmth or secrecy.)
Antonyma
disperse (Means to separate and move apart from each other.)
Témata
movement
|social
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definice
To come together in a small, close group.
To form or gather into a small, close group.
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The website runs on a cluster of four servers.
A weboldal egy négy szerverből álló klaszteren fut.
Cluster computing can improve performance and reliability.
A klaszteralapú számítástechnika javíthatja a teljesítményt és a megbízhatóságot.
The database is stored across a server cluster for redundancy.
Učební příklady
The company uses a server cluster.
A vállalat szerverklasztert használ.
A cluster of computers runs the program.
Egy számítógépekből álló klaszter futtatja a programot.
Cluster computing is faster.
Význam
Group of connected computers
Kolokace
server cluster
|database cluster
|cluster computing
Synonyma
server farm (Informal term for large groups of servers; may not imply tight integration.)
Témata
technology
|computing
Definice
A group of computers that work together as one system.
A set of computers or servers that are linked to work together as a single system.
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Cluster analysis can reveal patterns in the data.
A klaszterelemzés mintázatokat tárhat fel az adatokban.
The survey responses showed distinct clusters of opinion.
A felmérésre adott válaszok jól elkülönülő véleménycsoportokat mutattak.
Scientists identified a genetic cluster linked to the disease.
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The chart shows a cluster of points.
A diagramon egy pontklaszter látható.
We found three clusters in the data.
Három klasztert találtunk az adatokban.
Cluster analysis is used in research.
Význam
Group of related data points
Kolokace
data cluster
|cluster analysis
|genetic cluster
Synonyma
grouping (General term; not necessarily statistical.)
Témata
science
|statistics
|technology
Definice
A group of similar numbers or facts in research or statistics.
A set of similar data points or values grouped together in analysis or study.