Vartosenos šablonas:
decomposition of [organic material]
Decomposition of fallen leaves returns nutrients to the soil.
A lehullott levelek lebomlása visszajuttatja a tápanyagokat a talajba.
Warm, wet conditions speed up decomposition.
A meleg, nedves körülmények felgyorsítják a lebomlást.
In a compost bin, decomposition happens faster when the pile is turned regularly.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Food decomposition can smell bad.
Az étel bomlása kellemetlen szaggal járhat.
Leaves decompose in the ground.
A levelek a talajban lebomlanak.
Dažna klaida:
Often confused with decomposition meaning “analysis” or “breaking a problem into parts.”
Reikšmė
natural breakdown of organic matter
Kolokacijos
organic decomposition
|natural decomposition
|rapid decomposition
|slow decomposition
|the decomposition of leaves
|the decomposition of wood
|the decomposition of waste
|decomposition in soil
|decomposition in water
|decomposition occurs
Sinonimai
decay (More general and common; less scientific.)
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rotting (More informal and vivid.)
Antonimai
preservation (Keeping something from decaying.)
Temos
nature
|science
|environment
Apibrėžimas
the process of rotting and breaking down naturally
The natural process in which dead plants, animals, or other organic material break down into simpler substances, especially through the action of bacteria and fungi.
Vartosenos šablonas:
in (a) decomposition; in a state of decomposition
The remains were found in an advanced state of decomposition.
A maradványokat előrehaladott bomlási állapotban találták meg.
Because of the heat, decomposition was already noticeable after a few days.
A hőség miatt a bomlás már néhány nap után észrevehető volt.
The report described the extent of decomposition at the scene.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The meat was in decomposition.
A hús bomlásnak indult.
The body was in a state of decomposition.
A holttest bomlási állapotban volt.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may use decomposition as a countable noun (*a decomposition*) in this sense; it is usually uncountable.
Reikšmė
being partly or fully decayed
Kolokacijos
advanced decomposition
|visible decomposition
|signs of decomposition
|stages of decomposition
|a state of decomposition
|the body showed decomposition
|early decomposition
|severe decomposition
|postmortem decomposition
|odor of decomposition
Sinonimai
decay (Broader; not as specific to post-death contexts.)
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putrefaction (More technical and strongly associated with dead tissue.)
Antonimai
freshness (The opposite condition of not being decayed.)
Temos
health
|crime
|science
Apibrėžimas
the condition of being rotten or decayed
The condition of having decayed or started to rot, especially when describing a dead body or other organic material.
Vartosenos šablonas:
decomposition of [a problem/task/system] (into [parts])
A clear decomposition of the problem helped the team find a solution.
A probléma világos részekre bontása segített a csapatnak megoldást találni.
The course teaches decomposition: turning a big task into smaller, manageable steps.
A tanfolyam azt tanítja, hogyan bontsunk egy nagy feladatot kisebb, kezelhető lépésekre.
Her essay begins with a careful decomposition of the author’s argument.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
We used decomposition to solve the problem.
A problémát részekre bontva oldottuk meg.
Break the task down with decomposition.
A feladatot részekre bontva oldd meg.
Dažna klaida:
Not used for physical damage; for physical breaking, learners often want “breakage” or “damage.”
Reikšmė
breaking something into smaller parts
Kolokacijos
problem decomposition
|task decomposition
|decomposition into parts
|decomposition into steps
|logical decomposition
|step-by-step decomposition
|decomposition of an argument
|decomposition of a process
|functional decomposition
|decomposition approach
Sinonimai
breakdown (More common and less formal; can also mean a failure.)
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analysis (Focuses on studying something, not necessarily splitting it into parts.)
Antonimai
synthesis (Combining parts to form a whole.)
Temos
education
|work
|problem_solving
Apibrėžimas
dividing something difficult into smaller parts to study it
The act or method of separating something complex into simpler parts in order to understand it, explain it, or deal with it.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
decomposition of [a compound] (into [products])
At high temperatures, the compound undergoes decomposition into simpler gases.
Magas hőmérsékleten a vegyület egyszerűbb gázokra bomlik.
The lab measured the decomposition products released during heating.
A labor a hevítés során felszabaduló bomlástermékeket mérte.
Light can cause the decomposition of some unstable chemicals.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Heat caused decomposition of the chemical.
A hő hatására a vegyi anyag bomlani kezdett.
The reaction was a decomposition.
Ez a reakció bomlásreakció volt.
Dažna klaida:
In chemistry, decomposition is a type of reaction, not just “rotting.”
Reikšmė
chemical breakdown into simpler substances
Kolokacijos
chemical decomposition
|thermal decomposition
|photochemical decomposition
|decomposition reaction
|decomposition products
|decomposition temperature
|catalytic decomposition
|decomposition pathway
|decomposition occurs
|undergo decomposition
Sinonimai
breakdown (More general; can describe chemical change without naming the reaction type.)
Antonimai
synthesis (A reaction where simpler substances combine to form a compound.)
Temos
science
|chemistry
|education
Apibrėžimas
a reaction where one chemical becomes simpler chemicals
A chemical process in which a compound breaks down into simpler substances, often triggered by heat, light, electricity, or the presence of a catalyst.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
decomposition of [a number/matrix] (into [components])
Prime decomposition expresses a number as a product of primes.
A prímtényezős felbontás egy számot prímszámok szorzataként ír fel.
The algorithm relies on a matrix decomposition to speed up computation.
Az algoritmus a számítás felgyorsításához mátrixfelbontásra támaszkodik.
Students practiced decomposition to rewrite fractions in simpler forms.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
We used decomposition to factor the number.
A szám tényezőkre bontásához felbontási módszert használtunk.
The matrix decomposition helped the calculation.
A mátrixfelbontás megkönnyítette a számítást.
Dažna klaida:
Often confused with “composition” in math (building a function), which is a different idea.
Reikšmė
representing something as component parts
Kolokacijos
prime decomposition
|matrix decomposition
|factor decomposition
|spectral decomposition
|decomposition into factors
|decomposition into eigenvalues
|decomposition theorem
|a decomposition method
|unique decomposition
|orthogonal decomposition
Sinonimai
factorization (Common for numbers/polynomials; one specific type of decomposition.)
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expansion (General term for rewriting in a sum/series; not always a decomposition.)
Antonimai
composition (Combining simpler mappings or parts to build a more complex object.)
Temos
math
|education
|technology
Apibrėžimas
writing a number or matrix as simpler parts
A method of expressing a mathematical object (such as a number, function, or matrix) as a combination of simpler components, often to make it easier to analyze or compute with.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
decomposition of [a system/project] into [modules/components]
The team used decomposition to split the application into independent services.
A csapat az alkalmazást egymástól független szolgáltatásokra bontotta.
Good decomposition makes complex projects easier to manage.
A jó modulokra bontás könnyebben kezelhetővé teszi az összetett projekteket.
The design document includes a decomposition of the system into core modules.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
We did decomposition to plan the project.
A projekt megtervezéséhez modulokra bontást végeztünk.
Decomposition helped us build the system.
A modulokra bontás segített a rendszer felépítésében.
Dažna klaida:
In project management, “decomposition” is not the same as “deadline breakdown”; it means dividing the work into parts.
Reikšmė
dividing a system into modules
Kolokacijos
functional decomposition
|system decomposition
|module decomposition
|architectural decomposition
|decomposition into components
|decomposition into services
|top-down decomposition
|design decomposition
|decomposition strategy
|decomposition diagram
Sinonimai
modularization (Emphasizes designing as modules; common in software.)
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partitioning (More general; can be used in systems, data, or networks.)
Antonimai
integration (Putting separate parts together into a unified system.)
Temos
technology
|engineering
|business
Apibrėžimas
splitting a system into smaller parts to build it
In engineering or software, the process of dividing a complex system into smaller subsystems or modules so it can be designed, built, or maintained more easily.