domain meaning
domain :
area, field
noun
▪ The internet domain is essential for the website.
▪ The area of the website is important.
▪ She is an expert in her domain.
▪ She is an expert in her field.
paraphrasing
▪ area – field
▪ sector – field
▪ realm – area
▪ sphere – field
Pronunciation
domain [dəˈmeɪn]
The stress is on the second part 'main' and sounds like 'duh-mayn'.
Common phrases and grammar about domain
domain - Common meaning
noun
area, field
Part of Speech Changes for "domain"
▪ domains (plural noun) – multiple areas or fields
▪ domains – added 's' to make it plural
Common Expressions with "domain"
▪ internet domain – the address of a website
▪ domain name – the name of a website
▪ field/domain of expertise – area someone knows well
▪ in the domain of – in the area of
Important examples of domain in TOEIC
Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test
In TOEIC vocabulary questions, domain is used to indicate an area or field of expertise.
Example of a confusing word: dominion (control or sovereignty)
Grammar examples from the TOEIC test
Domain is used as a noun representing a specific area, often in professional contexts.
domain
Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC
internet domain
'website address', used when talking about websites.
domain of knowledge
means 'a specific area of understanding'.
Differences between similar words and domain
domain
,
area
differences
domain refers to a specific field or control area, while area is more general.
domain
,
field
differences
domain is used for specific fields, while field can refer to any area or a literal field.
Words with the same origin as domain
The origin of domain
The word domain comes from Latin 'dominium', meaning ownership or territory.
Word structure
The word has the root 'dom', meaning 'home' or 'house', and suffix 'ain'.
Words with the same origin
The root of domain is 'dom' (house). Words with the same root include dominate, domestic, and dominion.
