Cell | Mean of cell in English Dictionary

/ˈsɛl/

• Noun
• a room in a prison, jail, etc., where prisoners live or are kept
1. a prison/jail cell
2. The suspect was in the police station's holding cell overnight.
• a small room that one person (such as a monk or a nun) lives in
• any one of the very small parts that together form all living things
1. blood/brain cells
2. cancer cells
3. The nucleus splits during cell division.
4. Her white blood cell count is low.
5. the cell walls of plants

• any one of many similar sections that together form a larger structure
1. a honeycomb cell
• a container for holding substances that are used for producing electricity by chemical action
1. a dry cell battery
2. a fuel cell
• a device for changing light (such as sunlight) into electricity
1. a solar cell
• a small group of people who work together secretly as part of a larger organization or group
1. terrorist cells
• a space where information can be entered in an organized arrangement of rows and columns