interfaces
USIN-tur-fay-siz/ˈɪntɚˌfeɪsɪz/UKIN-tuh-fay-siz/ˈɪntəfeɪsɪz/
- 1Plural of interface.
Modern cars present drivers with touchscreen interfaces for navigation and climate control.
The two chemicals meet at the interfaces between their separate layers.
Note
A regular -s plural, and every meaning of the singular takes it. Chemists speak of the interfaces between two substances or two phases of one, and engineers of the interfaces between systems. Programmers speak of user interfaces and of the interfaces a module publishes or that other code must implement. Context, not form, tells the boundary layer from the software contract.
interfaces is a form of interface
interface, noun: The connection through which a person interacts with a machine or computer. Full entry
- Forms
- interfaceinterfaces plural
- Spelling
- interface → interfaces: add -s
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