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digitale

/diʒiˈtal/
Adjective

Definitions

1

Adjective

Derived from French, referring to or involving the use of digital technology; characterized by the use of electronic technology and especially computers.
🟡Intermediate
2

Noun

The foxglove plant (genus Digitalis), specifically Digitalis purpurea, known for its bell-shaped flowers and as a source of cardiac glycosides.
🟡Intermediate

Examples

  • "Many European companies are investing heavily in their **digitale** strategies to remain competitive."

    Many European companies are investing heavily in their digital strategies to remain competitive.

  • "Historically, the **digitale** plant has been used for medicinal purposes, though it is highly toxic."

    Historically, the foxglove plant has been used for medicinal purposes, though it is highly toxic.

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Etymology

From French 'digitale', meaning 'digital' or 'foxglove'. The term for the plant ultimately derives from Latin 'digitalis' (finger-like), referring to the shape of the foxglove flower.

Cultural Notes

While 'digitale' is a common word in French, its direct use in English is less frequent. When used in English, it often appears as a loanword, particularly in contexts discussing European or French approaches to 'digital' concepts (e.g., 'transformation digitale'). The standard English equivalents are 'digital' for the technology sense and 'digitalis' or 'foxglove' for the plant.

Frequency:Uncommon

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