configuration
Derived from Middle French 'configuration', from Latin 'configuratio', from 'configurare' meaning 'to form, shape'.
NOUN
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[/kənˌfɪɡ.jəˈreɪ.ʃən/en-US]
configuración
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organización
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dimensión
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composición
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tipo de arreglo
untranslatable
(No direct equivalent; refers to more specific arrangements that don't cover all uses of 'configuration.)
The way in which something is arranged, especially in terms of its component parts or elements; a particular arrangement of parts.
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- The computer's hardware configuration allows for high-performance gaming. — This refers to the specific arrangement of components like the processor, memory, and graphics card.
- We need to adjust the seating configuration for the larger audience. — This refers to the arrangement or layout of chairs or seating.
- Check the network configuration to ensure all devices are connected properly. — This refers to the settings and setup of a computer network.
- The unusual configuration of the building's wings made it stand out. — This refers to the architectural design or layout of the building.
register: formal