Cellular: meaning, definitions and examples
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cellular
[ ˈsɛljʊlər ]
technology
Relating to or consisting of cells, especially the smallest structural units of an organism.
Synonyms
cell-based, cell-formed
Examples of usage
- The smartphone has a powerful cellular connection.
- The cellular structure of plants allows for efficient nutrient transport.
biology
Of or relating to a cell or cells.
Synonyms
cellular-based, cellular-related
Examples of usage
- The cellular composition of the tissue was examined under a microscope.
- The biologist studied the cellular processes in the organism.
telecommunications
A mobile phone system that uses a network of fixed antennas to provide coverage.
Synonyms
cell network, mobile network
Examples of usage
- The company offers a wide range of cellular plans for different needs.
- The cellular network ensures connectivity even in remote areas.
Translations
Translations of the word "cellular" in other languages:
🇵🇹 celular
🇮🇳 सेलुलर
🇩🇪 zellulär
🇮🇩 seluler
🇺🇦 клітинний
🇵🇱 komórkowy
🇯🇵 細胞の
🇫🇷 cellulaire
🇪🇸 celular
🇹🇷 hücresel
🇰🇷 세포의
🇸🇦 خلوي
🇨🇿 buněčný
🇸🇰 bunkový
🇨🇳 细胞的
🇸🇮 celični
🇮🇸 frumukjarna
🇰🇿 жасушалық
🇬🇪 უჯრედული
🇦🇿 hüceyrəli
🇲🇽 celular
Word origin
The word 'cellular' originated from the Latin word 'cellula' meaning 'small room'. It was first used in the late 18th century to describe structures resembling cells, and later evolved to include references to mobile phone systems in the telecommunications industry.
See also: cell, cellar, cellphone, cells, cellularly.