What is biodata? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of biodata

biodatanoun
dữ liệu sinh học
/ˈbaɪəʊdeɪtə//ˈbaɪəʊdeɪtə/

Where does the word biodata come from?

"Biodata" is a blend of two words: "bio" and "data." * **"Bio"** comes from the Greek word "bios," meaning "life." * **"Data"** originates from the Latin word "datum," meaning "something given." Therefore, "biodata" literally translates to "life data" and refers to information about a person's life, especially for employment or other formal purposes. It's a shortened, informal version of "biographical data."

Example of vocabulary biodatanamespace

information about a person and about what they have done in their life

The job application required the applicant to provide their biodata, which included their personal information, education history, and work experience.
The university requested that all students submit their biodata when applying for a research program to assess their eligibility.
The scientist analyzed the biodata of a group of patients to identify genetic markers associated with a specific disease.
The health center maintained a comprehensive biodata database to provide personalized medical care to its patients.
The police collected the biodata of all suspects to aid in identification and solve crimes.

a written record of your education and the jobs you have done that you send when you are applying for a job