encapsulation
gb/ɪŋkəpsəlˈeɪʃən/ us/ɪŋkəpsəlˈeɪʃən/
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Inglês
Acepções
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Substantivo
technical
C1
process
1
information hiding in software
A way of designing software so that an object's internal data is protected and used through controlled methods.
Padrão de uso:
encapsulation of [data/details] in [a class/module/object]
Erro comum:
Do not confuse encapsulation with encryption; encapsulation controls access inside a program, while encryption makes information unreadable without a key.
Sinônimos
information hiding (Often emphasizes preventing outside code from depending on internal details.)
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data hiding (A narrower term focused on hiding an object's stored data.)
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abstraction (Related, but broader; it hides complexity rather than specifically bundling data and behavior.)
Antônimos
exposure (The internal data or details are made accessible instead of hidden.)
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tight coupling (Parts of a program depend heavily on each other's internal details.)
Colocações
data encapsulation
|object encapsulation
|class encapsulation
|strict encapsulation
|strong encapsulation
|break encapsulation
|violate encapsulation
|support encapsulation
|provide encapsulation
|implementation encapsulation
Temas
computing
|software_engineering
|programming
Exemplos
- Encapsulation lets the class change its internal storage without breaking the rest of the program.
- Good encapsulation means other code should use the public methods, not edit the object's fields directly.
- The framework supports encapsulation by keeping component state private.
Exemplos para estudantes
- Encapsulation helps protect data in a program.
- The class uses encapsulation to hide its internal details.
Substantivo
formal
C2
abstract
2
concise expression of something
A short or simple example that shows the most important idea or feeling of something.
Padrão de uso:
an encapsulation of [something]
Erro comum:
This use is formal; in everyday speech, summary, example, or perfect example may sound more natural.
Sinônimos
summary (More neutral and usually refers to words, not images or events.)
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distillation (Emphasizes reducing something to its essential points.)
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epitome (Means a perfect example rather than necessarily a brief expression.)
Antônimos
elaboration (Adds detail instead of reducing something to its essence.)
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expansion (Makes something longer or fuller rather than concise.)
Colocações
perfect encapsulation
|neat encapsulation
|brief encapsulation
|powerful encapsulation
|visual encapsulation
|encapsulation of an era
|encapsulation of a problem
|encapsulation of the argument
Temas
communication
|writing
|media
|culture
Exemplos
- The final scene is a perfect encapsulation of the film's main theme.
- Her speech was a neat encapsulation of the frustration many voters felt.
- That photograph became an encapsulation of the whole summer.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The poster was a simple encapsulation of the campaign's message.
- His comment was an encapsulation of the problem.
Substantivo
technical
C1
process
3
enclosing in protective covering
The process of putting something inside a protective covering or tiny capsule.
Padrão de uso:
encapsulation of [a substance/component] in [a material/coating]
Erro comum:
Encapsulation refers to the enclosing process or result; a capsule is the physical container.
Sinônimos
enclosure (More general; can mean the physical act or the thing that surrounds something.)
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coating (Usually refers to a layer on the outside, not necessarily full enclosure.)
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sealing (Emphasizes closing something off from air, water, or contamination.)
Antônimos
exposure (The substance or component is left unprotected and open to outside conditions.)
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release (The enclosed material leaves the capsule or protective covering.)
Colocações
drug encapsulation
|protective encapsulation
|polymer encapsulation
|cell encapsulation
|microencapsulation process
|encapsulation material
|silicone encapsulation
|encapsulation technique
|encapsulation layer
|encapsulation system
Temas
science
|medicine
|manufacturing
|materials
Exemplos
- Encapsulation can protect sensitive drugs until they reach the intestine.
- The electronics were given a resin encapsulation to protect them from moisture.
- Researchers tested the encapsulation of cells in a thin polymer membrane.
Exemplos para estudantes
- Encapsulation protects the medicine inside a tiny shell.
- The coating provides encapsulation for the device.
Gramática
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encapsulation
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Sílabas e tonicidade
en - cap - su - la - tion (5 sílabas)
Stress on 4th syllable (la)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: encapsulation
- Plural: encapsulation, encapsulations
Expressões
data encapsulation
1/dˈætə ɪŋkəpsəlˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
technical
network data wrapping
The process of adding network information around data so it can travel across a network.
Exemplos
- During data encapsulation, each network layer adds its own header to the message.
- The course explains data encapsulation using the OSI model.
- Errors in data encapsulation can prevent packets from being routed correctly.
encapsulation efficiency
1/ɪŋkəpsəlˈeɪʃən ɪfˈɪʃənsi/
fixed phrase
technical
percentage successfully enclosed
A measure of how much of a substance was successfully put inside tiny capsules or particles.
Exemplos
- The new formulation achieved an encapsulation efficiency of 82 percent.
- Researchers measured the encapsulation efficiency of the vitamin in lipid nanoparticles.
- Higher encapsulation efficiency can reduce waste and improve dose control.
packet encapsulation
1/pˈækɪt ɪŋkəpsəlˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
technical
packet inside another packet
Putting one network packet inside another so it can travel through a different kind of network.
Exemplos
- VPNs often use packet encapsulation to carry private traffic over the public internet.
- The tunnel adds overhead because of packet encapsulation.
- Packet encapsulation allows IPv6 traffic to pass through an IPv4 network.