interface
/ˈɪntərfeɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A surface or point through which two systems or devices communicate or interact, such as a computer interface or an interface between two cultures.
“The company’s new software has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to navigate.”
2. verb
To interact or communicate with something, especially in a digital or technological context.
“The computer will interface with the new hardware once it’s installed.”
3. verb
To connect or join something with something else, especially in a technical or mechanical sense.
“The engineer will interface the new system with the existing infrastructure.”
4. noun
A person or group that acts as a link or connection between two other things or groups.
“The diplomat served as an interface between the two warring nations, facilitating a peaceful resolution to the conflict.”