interposer
ˌɪntəˈpəʊzə
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Definition of interposer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
mediatorperson who intervenes in a situation
  • The interposer helped resolve the conflict between them.
arbitrator intermediary mediator
2.
technologyTECH.device connecting different electronic componentsTECH.
  • The interposer improved the circuit's performance.
adapter connector
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Origin of interposer

Latin, inter (between) + ponere (to place)

Examples of interposer in a sentence

  • An interposer was needed to calm the tense negotiation.
  • Engineers used an interposer to connect the microchips.
  • The interposer was crucial for the device's integration.

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  1. French:intervenant, interposeur, ...
  2. German:Vermittler, Interposer, ...
  3. Italian:mediatore, interposer, ...
  4. Spanish:mediador, intercalador, ...
  5. Portuguese:mediador, interposer, ...
  6. Chinese:调解人, 连接器, ...
  7. Japanese:仲裁者, インターポーザー, ...
  8. Arabic:وسيط, وَاسِطَة إِلِكْتِرُونِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַתְוֵךְ, מַתְוֶוךְ, ...
  10. Russian:посредник, интерпозер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:посередник, інтерпозер, ...
  12. Hindi:मध्यस्थ, इंटरपोजर, ...
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