linked segment

[ˈlɪŋkt ˈsɛɡmənt]
nounpl: linked segments
segmento vinculado
1. A connected or joined section of data, text, or physical structure that maintains a relationship with other segments
The document contains several linked segments that reference each other through hyperlinks.
O documento contém vários segmentos vinculados que se referem uns aos outros através de hiperlinks.
2. In anatomy or biomechanics, a connected portion of a chain or series of rigid bodies joined at joints
The robot arm consists of linked segments that allow for precise movement.
O braço do robô consiste em segmentos vinculados que permitem movimento preciso.
3. In data structures or programming, a portion of information connected to other portions through pointers or references
Each linked segment in the database maintains a pointer to the next segment.
Cada segmento vinculado no banco de dados mantém um ponteiro para o próximo segmento.
This is primarily a technical term used in computer science, engineering, and biomechanics. In Brazil, it's commonly encountered in university courses and professional settings related to technology and robotics. The term maintains the same meaning across both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking technical communities.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
connected segmentjoined segmentchained segmentinterlinked segment
Antonyms / Antônimos
isolated segmentdisconnected segmentindependent segmentunlinked segment

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
segmento vinculado
Standard term used in technical and academic contexts
São Paulo
segmento vinculado
Commonly used in tech and business sectors
Rio de Janeiro
segmento vinculado
Standard usage in professional contexts
Portugal
segmento ligado
Alternative preferred in European Portuguese, particularly in technical writing

Related Words

linksegmentconnectionjointchainpointerreferencesequence

Related Idioms & Phrases

linked chain of segments
break the link
chain of linked segments
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