Pronunciation: /noʊd/
noun a point at which lines or pathways intersect or branch; a central or connecting point
A1 A node is a point of connection within a network.
A2 In computer science, a node is a basic unit of a data structure, such as a linked list or tree.
B1 Each node in a graph represents a unique entity or object.
B2 A node in a blockchain network stores transaction data and links to other nodes in the network.
C1 The central node in a communication network is crucial for routing messages efficiently.
C2 The node in a neural network processes input data and passes it through activation functions to produce an output.
verb None
A1 I node my head in agreement.
A2 She nodes along to the music.
B1 The audience nodes in approval of the speaker.
B2 The team nodes in unison to show unity.
C1 The committee nodes to signify their decision.
C2 The crowd nodes in appreciation of the performance.
adjective None
A1 The node diagram showed the different parts of the plant.
A2 The node network was easy to navigate.
B1 The node-based system allowed for efficient data transfer.
B2 The node architecture of the software was highly advanced.
C1 The node configuration required expert knowledge.
C2 The node optimization process was complex and time-consuming.
adverb None
A1 She walked node slowly through the forest.
A2 The data was transferred node quickly between the two devices.
B1 The signal was received node clearly by the satellite.
B2 The information was processed node efficiently by the computer system.
C1 The project was completed node ahead of schedule.
C2 The decision was made node wisely by the board of directors.
pronoun None
A1 The node is small and green.
A2 I found a node in the network that was causing issues.
B1 The node in the diagram represents a key point in the process.
B2 The data is transmitted from node to node in the network.
C1 The node's functionality is crucial for the system to operate smoothly.
C2 The node's position in the network architecture is strategically important.
preposition None
A1 The cat sat on the node the tree.
A2 She placed her water bottle on the node of the table.
B1 The internet connection was lost due to a faulty node in the network.
B2 The traffic flow was disrupted at the node where the two highways intersect.
C1 The decision-making process involved multiple nodes of authority within the organization.
C2 The researcher mapped out the various nodes of influence in the social network.
conjunction None
A1 I like to play video games, node my brother prefers to read books.
A2 She enjoys hiking in the mountains, node her friends prefer going to the beach.
B1 I wanted to go to the concert, node I had to work late that night.
B2 The company is known for its innovative products, node it also has a strong focus on customer service.
C1 The new policy aims to increase productivity, node it may also lead to some resistance from employees.
C2 The research study found a correlation between exercise and mental health, node it did not establish causation.
interjection None
A1 Node! I found a great spot for a picnic.
A2 Node, that was a close call!
B1 Node, I can't believe we made it to the top of the mountain.
B2 Node, this new technology is truly revolutionary.
C1 Node, I have never seen such intricate code before.
C2 Node, I must say, your understanding of quantum physics is impressive.
article None
A1 A node is a point where two or more lines meet.
A2 The network consists of several nodes connected by links.
B1 In computer science, a node is a basic unit of a data structure.
B2 The server acts as a central node in the communication network.
C1 The router acts as a gateway node for all incoming and outgoing data traffic.
C2 The blockchain technology relies on a decentralized network of nodes for validation and consensus.
formal The network consists of multiple interconnected nodes.
informal Make sure you click on each node to see more information.
slang I can't believe that node is still causing issues.
figurative She is like a central node in our friend group, connecting everyone together.
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