configuration
Derived from Middle French 'configuration', from Latin 'configuratio', from 'configurare' meaning 'to form, shape'.
NOUN
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構成
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設定
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配置
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構造
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配置資料
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(This term refers to specific settings and cannot encapsulate the broader meaning of 'configuration'.)
The specific arrangement of parts or elements, often referring to the way something is organized, structured, or set up, especially in technical or systematic contexts.
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- The new office configuration improved workflow and collaboration among team members. — The way the office layout was arranged.
- To optimize performance, you may need to adjust the system's hardware configuration. — The specific settings and setup of the hardware components.
domain: technical
register: formal