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unit
/ˈjuː.nɪt/
The word evokes a sense of singularity, standardization, and modularity. It is the concept of a 'building block'—the smallest discrete piece that maintains its own identity while often functioning as part of a larger system. In measurement and math, it carries a cold, precise, and objective connotation. It represents the benchmark against which all other quantities are judged. When applied to people or organizations (like military units), it suggests cohesion and collective identity. Unlike 'group' or 'team', 'unit' implies a structured, formal organization where individuals operate as a single coordinated machine. In technical or industrial contexts, it refers to modularity. A 'unit' is something that can be swapped, replaced, or replicated without altering the overall architecture of the system.
💬Trò chuyện
The AC guy says we need a whole new condenser unit. He's trying to rip us off.
Just let him handle it. I'm totally slammed with a deep dive right now.
Ý nghĩa
An individual thing or person regarded as single and complete.
"The family is the basic unit of society."
A standard quantity used in measurement.
"The meter is the basic unit of length in the metric system."
A single entity or part of a larger whole, such as a military group or a modular component.
"The army deployed a specialized combat unit to the region."
Single or individual; consisting of one part.
"We need to maintain a unit price for all wholesale customers."