"Widgets" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
A widget is a self-contained application or component that is loosely connected to a larger application or system, often allowing users to interact with it in some way. It can refer to a variety of things, including:
A movable part or device inserted into another object (e.g. a clock widget)
A software component, such as a toolbar or sidebar, that provides a specific function or feature
A small, interconnected entity within a larger system or framework
In general, widgets are designed to be small, reusable, and easy to integrate, making them useful for customizing and personalizing digital applications and websites.
Verb: to become or make something wider.<br><br>Example: The road is being widened to make it more suitable for the increased traffic.<br><br>Noun: the act of making something wider.<br><br>Example: The widening of the river allows for easier transportation.<br><br>Also, it can also mean to increase in scope, range, or extent.<br><br>Example: The marketing strategy is being widened to reach a global audience.<br><br>This word typically relates to expanding, enlarging, or spreading out something.
Adjective: (of a screen, such as a television or computer screen) wider than the standard width, typically 16:9 aspect ratio.
Widgeon (noun): A type of small diving duck with a broad bill and a spotted or striped head, having a distinctive whistling call.
A gadget or device, especially one used for a specific technical or everyday purpose, typically small and often provided with mechanical or electronic fittings, such as screws, knobs, or buttons.
A person who has lost their spouse by death. Typically, the term is used to describe someone who is a woman whose husband has died. However, it can also be used to describe a man whose wife has died.