Pronunciation: /ˈdɪdʒɪt/
noun a numerical symbol or character used to represent a number
A1 My niece is learning to count digits.
A2 The student struggled to remember the digits of the phone number.
B1 The calculator can display up to ten digits.
B2 She quickly entered the 16-digit code into the keypad.
C1 The encryption algorithm requires a key with at least 256 digits.
C2 The mathematician calculated the value of pi to over a million digits.
adjective relating to fingers or toes
A1 I have a digit watch that shows the time in numbers.
A2 She entered her digit password to unlock her phone.
B1 The teacher asked the students to write down the digit representation of the number.
B2 The scientist used a digit scale to measure the exact weight of the object.
C1 The mathematician analyzed the digit sequence to find a pattern in the data.
C2 The programmer wrote a complex algorithm to process digit information efficiently.
formal The number 7 is a single digit.
informal I need to remember the last digit of my phone number.
slang She's always on her phone, constantly tapping away with her digits.
figurative His skill with numbers is so sharp, it's like he has digits for brains.
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