internode
ˈɪntərˌnoʊd
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Definition of internode - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
botanyTECH.part of a plant stem between two nodesTECH.
  • The internode length affects the plant's height.
2.
middle partTECH.segment between two nodes in a structureTECH.
  • The internode in the network affects data flow.
interval section segment
3.
medicalTECH.part of a nerve fiber between two nodesTECH.
  • The internode is crucial for nerve signal speed.
section segment
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  • internode: part of a plant stem between two nodes
    part of a plant stem between two nodes

Origin of internode

Latin, inter (between) + nodus (knot)

Examples of internode in a sentence

  • Internode spacing can influence the plant's overall structure.
  • The internode length affects plant growth.
  • Engineers examined the internode for structural integrity.
  • Damage to the internode can affect nerve function.
  • Researchers studied the internode to understand its role.

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  1. French:entre-nœud, internœud, ...
  2. German:Internodium, Internodien, ...
  3. Italian:internodo, segmento, ...
  4. Spanish:entrenudo, segmento, ...
  5. Portuguese:internódio, segmento internodal, ...
  6. Chinese:节间, 节段, ...
  7. Japanese:節間, ノード間セグメント, ...
  8. Arabic:سَلامِيَّة, فاصِل بَيْن عُقْدَتَيْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֵּין-מִפְרָק, קֶטַע בֵּין הַצְּמָתִים, ...
  10. Russian:междоузлие, межузел, ...
  11. Ukrainian:міжвузля, інтервал, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतरगांठ, इंटरनोड, ...
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