gen
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dʒen/
gen means: A version of a product that belongs to a particular stage in its development.
noun
A version of a product that belongs to a particular stage in its development.
- I still use the first gen.
- The latest gen has a faster processor.
- Which gen of this console do you own?
A group of people born around the same time.
- The younger gen prefers short videos.
- My parents belong to an older gen.
- Each gen has its own ideas about work.
Information about a particular subject.
- Give me the latest gen.
- She had all the gen on the deal.
- Where did you get that gen?
A machine that produces electricity.
- The gen supplies power to the cabin.
- We started the backup gen after the outage.
- Does this portable gen use diesel?
verb
To create something automatically using a program or machine.
- Can you gen a new image?
- The program genned ten files overnight.
- We are genning test data for the app.
To change the genes of a living thing to give it different features.
- They want to gen a stronger crop.
- The team genned bacteria to produce the protein.
- Researchers are genning a strain that tolerates heat.
adjective
Concerning a whole group or subject rather than one particular part.
- The form lists these tickets as gen admission.
- She placed the message in the gen category.
- The internal schedule calls these tasks gen admin.
Questions about gen
What does gen mean?
A version of a product that belongs to a particular stage in its development.
What is gen in other languages?
Türkçe: nesil · Español: generación · Français: génération · Deutsch: Generation · Italiano: generazione · 日本語: 世代
How do you pronounce gen?
It is pronounced /dʒen/.
How do you use gen in a sentence?
I still use the first gen. The latest gen has a faster processor.
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