Word: sequence
Category: sequence
Science, Computers & Electronics, Arts & Entertainment
Related words: sequence
dna sequence, fibonacci, fibonacci sequence, number sequence, arithmetic, arithmetic sequence, geometric sequence, sequence of events, main sequence, sequence diagram, arithmetic sequence formula, sequence calculator, sum of sequence, definition of sequence, mrna sequence, yoga sequence, amino acids
Synonyms: sequence
succession, order, course, series, chain, train, string, progression, chronology, timeline, pattern, flow, concatenation, excerpt, clip, extract, episode, section, successiveness
Translations: sequence
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spanish
Translations:
serie, secuela, secuencia, secuencia de, la secuencia, de secuencia, secuencias
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german
Translations:
reihe, sequenz, folge, reihenfolge, ablauf, folgerichtigkeit, aufeinanderfolge, abfolge, serie, Reihenfolge, ...
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french
Translations:
série, séquence, scène, succession, ordre, suite, la séquence, séquences
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italian
Translations:
successione, serie, ordine, sequenza, sequenza di, di sequenza, la sequenza
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portuguese
Translations:
seqüência, sequência, sequência de, sequ�cia, seqüência de
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dutch
Translations:
opeenvolging, volgorde, opvolging, sequentie, reeks
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russian
Translations:
результат, следствие, секвенция, кадр, порядок, эпизод, последовательность, очередность, ряд, последствие, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
rekke, følge, rekkefølge, sekvens, sekvensen
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swedish
Translations:
sekvens, sekvensen
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finnish
Translations:
sarja, järjestys, jakso, perättäisyys, jono, sekvenssi, sekvenssin
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danish
Translations:
sekvens, sekvensen, rækkefølge
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czech
Translations:
posloupnost, následnost, postup, pořadí, sled, sekvence, sekvenci
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polish
Translations:
pasmo, sekwens, bieg, szereg, następstwo, ciąg, porządek, sekwencja, kolejność, gustowność, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
számsor, sorrend, filmjelenet, folytatás, sorozat, képsor, szekvencia, szekvenciát, sorrendben
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turkish
Translations:
dizi, sonuç, sıra, dizisi, sekansı, sırası
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greek
Translations:
αλληλουχία, διαδοχή, ακολουθία, σειρά, αλληλουχίας, ακολουθίας
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ukrainian
Translations:
низку, лава, послідовність, лаву, низка, ряд, лад, послідовності
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albanian
Translations:
rend, sekuencë, sekuenca, sekuence, sekuenca e
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bulgarian
Translations:
последователност, секвенция, поредица, последователността
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belarusian
Translations:
паслядоўнасць, пасьлядоўнасьць, паслядо, паслядоўнасці, паслядо ¢ насць
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estonian
Translations:
rida, järjend, jada, järjestus, järjestuse, järjestust, järjestusega
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croatian
Translations:
poredati, niz, logičnost, posljedica, sekvenca, slijed, sekvence, sekvencija
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icelandic
Translations:
röð, runa, röð sem, röðin, runu
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lithuanian
Translations:
seka, sekos, eilės, seką
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latvian
Translations:
secība, kārtas, secību, secības, sekvence
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macedonian
Translations:
секвенца, редослед, низа, секвенцата, редоследот
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romanian
Translations:
succesiune, secvență, secvență de, secvența, secventa, secvenței
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slovenian
Translations:
red, sled, zaporedje, zaporedja, sekvenca, zaporedna, sekvenco
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slovak
Translations:
sled, sekvencie, sekvencia, reťazca, sekvenciu
The meaning and "use of": sequence
noun
- a particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other. - the content of the program should follow a logical sequence
- a set of related events, movements, or things that follow each other in a particular order. - a grueling sequence of exercises
- a part of a film dealing with one particular event or topic. - the famous underwater sequence
- (in the Eucharist) a hymn said or sung after the Gradual or Alleluia that precedes the Gospel. - Intended for liturgical use, her verses fall into the familiar categories of antiphon, respond, sequence , and hymn, and cover the cycle of the church year.
- arrange in a particular order. - trainee librarians decide how a set of misfiled cards could be sequenced
- play or record (music) with a sequencer. - That was much more to do with electronic / sequenced music with a live edge.
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