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Definition of glob - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
substancelump of semi-liquid substance
- He dropped a glob of jelly on his shirt..
2.
technologyTECH. pattern matching technique using wildcardsTECH.
- The script uses a glob to find files.
3.
biologyTECH. millimeter-sized color module in the brainTECH.
- Scientists studied the glob in the visual pathway.
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lump of semi-liquid substance
Origin of glob
Latin, globus (sphere)
Examples of glob in a sentence
She found a glob of toothpaste in the sink. Developers often rely on a glob to filter log files. A glob can simplify searching for specific file types. The glob was crucial for color perception. Researchers focused on the glob's role in vision.
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- French:boule, motif, ...
- German:Klecks, Glob, ...
- Italian:grumo, glob, ...
- Spanish:pegote, comodín, ...
- Portuguese:bocado, glob, ...
- Chinese:一坨, glob模式, ...
- Japanese:半液体の塊, グロブ, ...
- Arabic:كتلة, جلوب, ...
- Hebrew:גּוּשׁ, גְלוֹב, ...
- Russian:полужидкий комок, глоб, ...
- Ukrainian:грудка, глоб, ...
- Hindi:लोंदा, ग्लोब, ...

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