sequence
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsiːkwəns/
Forms: sequences, sequencing
sequence means: A group of events or things following one another in a particular order.
noun
A group of events or things following one another in a particular order.
- Follow the steps in sequence.
- The numbers form a clear sequence.
- Can you explain the sequence of events?
A connected part of a film or story that shows a particular event or action.
- The opening sequence shows a busy city.
- I enjoyed the chase sequence most.
- These dream sequences explain the main character’s fears.
A list of numbers or other objects arranged in order, with each position numbered.
- Find the next number in the sequence.
- This sequence has infinitely many terms.
- Both sequences approach the same limit.
verb
To place things or actions in a particular order.
- Please sequence the steps clearly.
- We sequenced the tasks before starting work.
- The lessons are sequenced from simple to difficult.
Questions about sequence
What does sequence mean?
A group of events or things following one another in a particular order.
What is sequence in other languages?
Türkçe: sıra · Español: secuencia · Français: suite · Deutsch: Reihenfolge · Italiano: sequenza · 日本語: 順序
How do you pronounce sequence?
It is pronounced /ˈsiːkwəns/.
How do you use sequence in a sentence?
Follow the steps in sequence. The numbers form a clear sequence.
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