array
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈreɪ/
Forms: arrays
array means: A group of different things, often arranged so you can see them all.
noun
A group of different things, often arranged so you can see them all.
- An array of flowers covered the table.
- We offer a wide array of courses.
- She admired the colourful array of hats in the window.
A numbered collection of values stored together in a computer program.
- The array contains ten numbers.
- We stored the results in an array.
- What happens if an array is empty?
Clothes and decorations that someone wears, especially fine or impressive ones.
- The queen appeared in splendid array.
- His golden array caught the morning light.
- Guests in festive array filled the great hall.
verb
To put things or people in an ordered arrangement, often ready for use or display.
- She arrayed the cups on a tray.
- The soldiers were arrayed along the ridge.
- Tools lay neatly arrayed beside the workbench.
To dress someone in clothes, especially fine ones, and add decorations.
- They arrayed her in white.
- The attendants arrayed the king in ceremonial robes.
- She was arrayed in silk and glittering jewels.
Questions about array
What does array mean?
A group of different things, often arranged so you can see them all.
What is array in other languages?
Türkçe: çeşit · Español: variedad · Français: éventail · Deutsch: Auswahl · Italiano: gamma · 日本語: 多彩なもの
How do you pronounce array?
It is pronounced /əˈreɪ/.
How do you use array in a sentence?
An array of flowers covered the table. We offer a wide array of courses.
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