schematic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /skiˈmætɪk/ · UK /skiːˈmætɪk/
schematic means: Connected with a plan or model that shows how parts of something fit together.
adjective
Connected with a plan or model that shows how parts of something fit together.
- The schematic diagram shows how the parts connect.
- We used a schematic model of the network.
- This schematic representation explains the structure clearly.
Showing a complicated subject in a way that is too simple or follows a fixed formula.
- The novel’s characters are rather schematic.
- His schematic analysis ignores the tensions within the group.
- Critics rejected this schematic account of social change.
Giving only a rough outline, with many details missing.
- The report offers a schematic description of events.
- Her notes were still schematic and incomplete.
- We received only a schematic outline of the proposal.
noun
A simple drawing that uses lines and symbols to show how a system works.
- The engineer drew a schematic of the circuit.
- These schematics show all the electrical connections.
- Can you read the schematic before repairing the radio?
Questions about schematic
What does schematic mean?
Connected with a plan or model that shows how parts of something fit together.
What is schematic in other languages?
Türkçe: şematik · Español: esquemático · Français: schématique · Deutsch: schematisch · Italiano: schematico · 日本語: 模式的な
How do you pronounce schematic?
In American English /skiˈmætɪk/; in British English /skiːˈmætɪk/.
How do you use schematic in a sentence?
The schematic diagram shows how the parts connect. We used a schematic model of the network.
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