toolkit
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtulˌkɪt/ · UK /ˈtuːlkɪt/
toolkit means: A collection of tools kept together for a particular kind of work.
noun
A collection of tools kept together for a particular kind of work.
- My toolkit contains a hammer.
- She keeps a toolkit in the car.
- We bought two toolkits for bicycle repairs.
A collection of skills, methods, or resources that you can use to deal with problems.
- Listening is part of her toolkit.
- He added negotiation skills to his professional toolkit.
- Our financial toolkit helps families plan their spending.
A collection of computer programs or parts used to build or work with software.
- Install the toolkit before you start.
- The developer used a graphics toolkit.
- Both toolkits support the same programming language.
A collection of instructions or advice that helps people carry out a task.
- The toolkit explains each step.
- Teachers can download the toolkit for free.
- Our safety toolkit includes instructions for reporting accidents.
Questions about toolkit
What does toolkit mean?
A collection of tools kept together for a particular kind of work.
What is toolkit in other languages?
Türkçe: alet takımı · Español: juego de herramientas · Français: trousse à outils · Deutsch: Werkzeugsatz · Italiano: kit di attrezzi · 日本語: 工具セット
How do you pronounce toolkit?
In American English /ˈtulˌkɪt/; in British English /ˈtuːlkɪt/.
How do you use toolkit in a sentence?
My toolkit contains a hammer. She keeps a toolkit in the car.
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