breadboard
/ˈbrɛdˌbɔrd/
verb
- To build and test a temporary model of an electronic circuit on a breadboard.
- They breadboarded the prototype in an afternoon.
- She likes to breadboard new ideas before making a final version.
- We breadboard the circuit to check for errors.
noun
- A board used for cutting bread on.
- She sliced the loaf on a wooden breadboard.
- He bought a new bamboo breadboard for the kitchen.
- Clean the breadboard after cutting raw dough.
- A board used for building temporary electronic circuits, with holes for inserting components and wires.
- He tested the design on a breadboard before soldering.
- The students built a simple LED circuit on a breadboard.
- A breadboard makes it easy to change connections.
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