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Definition of clustered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
groupinggrouped closely together in a cluster
- The flowers were clustered closely on the branch.
2.
technologyTECH. used as the clustering key in databasesTECH.
- The clustered index improved the database query performance.
Expressions with clustered
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arranged in tight bunches like grapes
The flowers were clustered like grapes on the vine.
database index sorting table data on disk
The clustered index improved the query performance significantly.
Origin of clustered
Old English, clyster (cluster) + -ed (suffix)
Terms with clustered included in their meaning
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grouped items
groups of things clustered together
clustered
placed together in clusters or sets
science
consistent and closely clustered results
aggregation
clustered together into a mass
acr: Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats
tool for changing genes in living things
botany
type of onion plant with clustered bulbs
medical
clustered formation of tumor cells
grouping
clustered together but not coherent
clustered
having the form of a cluster of grapes
botany
garden plant with blue or white clustered trumpet shaped flowers
clusters
clustered together but not coherent
garden flowers
garden plant with clustered flowers
plants
North American milkweed with clustered orange flowers
plants
shrub in the pea family with clustered yellow rounded flower heads
garden plant
succulent perennial with thick foliage and small clustered blossoms
plant
type of primrose with clustered flowers
bush
flowering shrub with many small clustered flowers
Examples of clustered in a sentence
Small cottages were clustered around the village green. The clustered columnstore index reduced storage requirements. Clustered tables are essential for efficient data retrieval.
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- French:groupés, clusterisé, ...
- German:geballt, geclustert, ...
- Italian:raggruppato, di clustering, ...
- Spanish:agrupado, conglomerado, ...
- Portuguese:agrupado, ...
- Chinese:簇生的, 集群的, ...
- Japanese:密集した, クラスタ化された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَمِّع, مُجَمَّع, ...
- Hebrew:מְקוּבָּץ, מְקוּבָּץ, ...
- Russian:сгруппированные, кластерный, ...
- Ukrainian:скупчені, кластеризований, ...
- Hindi:समूहबद्ध, क्लस्टर्ड, ...
Definition of cluster - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
crowdintr. gather together in a tight groupintr.
- The data points clustered on the graph.
2.
organizationtr. collect items into a grouptr.
- The artist clustered the stones into a pattern.
Noun
1.
tight groupgroup of people or things close together
- A cluster of fans gathered at the entrance.
2.
astronomygroup of stars or galaxies moving together
- The telescope captured a cluster of distant galaxies.
3.
technologyTECH. group of computers working togetherTECH.
- The data is processed by a cluster of servers.
4.
epidemiologyTECH. group of disease cases in one areaTECH.
- There was a cluster of flu cases in the city.
5.
militaryTECH. set of bombs released togetherTECH.
- The aircraft dropped a cluster of bombs.
6.
phoneticsTECH. group of consonants pronounced togetherTECH.
- The word 'strength' has a consonant cluster.
Images of cluster
group of people or things close together 
group of stars or galaxies moving together 
set of bombs released together
Expressions with cluster
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come together in a small area
The bees cluster together around the hive.
gather in a tight group near a person object or place
Reporters cluster around the celebrity as she leaves the building.
baby breastfeeds many times close together
Cluster feeding can happen during a baby's growth spurt.
group of related companies located near each other in a region
The city is developing a new business cluster for renewable energy firms.
severe headache that happens in groups or cycles
He suffers from cluster headache every spring.
group of related factories or firms within the same region
The government supports an industrial cluster for automotive parts suppliers.
group of stars close together in space
The Pleiades is one of the most famous star clusters visible from Earth..
fly that gathers in homes during winter
Cluster flies often invade homes in the winter.
group of consonants without vowels between them
The word 'strength' contains a consonant cluster.
classification of objects into different groups
Cluster analysis helps in market segmentation.
bomb that releases smaller bombs over a wide area
The cluster bomb scattered explosives across the field.
group of galaxies bound by gravity
The galaxy cluster we observed contains thousands of galaxies.
group of related genes located close together on DNA
Researchers studied a gene cluster involved in plant disease resistance.
dense, round group of many stars in a galaxy's outer part
A globular cluster orbits the edge of the Milky Way.
group of stars formed together and loosely held by gravity
The Pleiades is a famous open cluster.
group of adjacent notes played together
The composer used a tone cluster for dramatic effect.
group of computers working together for processing
The research team used a Beowulf cluster for simulations.
initial deployment of grouped computing resources
The cluster launch improved the system's performance.
protocol for identifying cell surface molecules in immunology
The cluster of differentiation is vital for cell analysis.
assembly of gears permanently attached to a shaft
The gear cluster in the engine was malfunctioning.
military insignia for additional awards
He received an oak-leaf cluster for his bravery.
protein found on the surface of immune cells
Cluster of differentiation 8 is present on cytotoxic T cells.
Origin of cluster
Middle English, clyster (group) + -er (agent noun suffix)
Examples of cluster in a sentence
Birds often cluster together in the winter. Birds tend to cluster in trees during winter. A cluster of stars was visible in the night sky. The cluster of grapes hung heavily on the vine. Astronomers discovered a new cluster in the night sky. The cluster was visible through the powerful telescope.
A cluster can improve computational efficiency. The company invested in a new cluster for research. A cluster of measles cases emerged in the village. Health officials monitored the cluster of infections closely. The mission required deploying a cluster over the target area. A cluster was released to neutralize the threat. Students practiced the /sp/ cluster before reading aloud. The initial cluster in “blue” can challenge new learners.
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- French:se regrouper, groupe, ...
- German:sich sammeln, Gruppe, ...
- Italian:raggrupparsi, gruppo, ...
- Spanish:agrupar, grupo, ...
- Portuguese:agrupar, grupo, ...
- Chinese:聚集, 群, ...
- Japanese:集まる, 集団, ...
- Arabic:تجمَّعَ, عُنْقُود, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְקַבֵּץ, אֶשְׁכּוֹל, ...
- Russian:собираться, группа, ...
- Ukrainian:згрупуватися, група, ...
- Hindi:सघन रूप से इकट्ठा होना, समूह, ...
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