digital
/ˈdɪdʒɪtəl/
noun
- A finger or toe.
- Humans have five digits on each hand and five on each foot.
- She injured the second digit of her left hand while playing basketball.
- The fossil showed the remains of three digits on the ancient reptile's limb.
adjective
- Relating to or using signals or information represented as a series of digits (0 and 1), especially in computers and electronic devices.
- She prefers reading digital books on her tablet rather than paper ones.
- Most modern cameras store images in digital format.
- The radio station switched from analog to digital broadcasting last year.
- Relating to or using computer technology, especially the internet and digital media.
- Many schools now offer digital literacy classes to teach students how to use technology safely.
- The company is investing heavily in its digital marketing strategy.
- He works as a digital artist, creating illustrations entirely on a computer.
- Displaying information using numbers (digits) rather than a dial or pointer.
- The thermostat has a digital display that shows the current temperature.
- She checked the time on her digital watch during the meeting.
- The dashboard of the car has a digital speedometer that shows the speed in numbers.
- Relating to the fingers or toes.
- The doctor examined the patient's digital pulses to check blood flow to the fingers.
- Primates have digital pads on their fingertips that help with grip.
- The injury affected the digital nerves in his thumb.
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