Definition Synonyms
Definition of toolkit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
resourcescollection of skills or resources to use
- Her emotional toolkit helped her handle stress.
2.
technologyTECH. set of software tools or componentsTECH.
- The developer used a toolkit to build the app.
3.
guidelinesRare set of guidelines or instructionsRare
- The campaign team followed the toolkit for the event.
Origin of toolkit
English, tool (implement) + kit (set)
Terms with toolkit included in their meaning
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technology
toolkit for building concurrent applications
technology
software toolkit for creating custom game levels or virtual environments
acr: Google Web Toolkit
tool to make web apps with Java
abr: Insight Segmentation and Registration Toolkit
software toolkit for analyzing and processing medical images
acr: Networking and Cryptography Library
software toolkit for safe messages, digital signatures, and key exchange
Examples of toolkit in a sentence
His professional toolkit was essential for the project. She downloaded a toolkit for graphic design. The toolkit includes various debugging tools. The teacher provided a toolkit for online learning. Our company developed a toolkit for new employees.
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- French:trousse, manuel, ...
- German:Werkzeugkasten, Toolkit, ...
- Italian:kit di risorse, toolkit, ...
- Spanish:conjunto de herramientas, kit de herramientas, ...
- Portuguese:ferramentas, kit de ferramentas, ...
- Chinese:工具箱, 软件包, ...
- Japanese:ツールキット, ツールセット, ...
- Arabic:مجموعة أدوات, حزمة أدوات, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְגַּז כֵּלִים, עֶרְכַּת כֵּלִים, ...
- Russian:набор инструментов, набор инструкций, ...
- Ukrainian:набір інструментів, набір інструкцій, ...
- Hindi:साधन-संग्रह, उपकरण किट, ...
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