to bucket
- verb
- /ˈbʌkɪt/
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agrupar
- While there are various types of grants available, they can typically be bucketed into two groups.
Well, what software are you running on that phone that you can bucket and organize and run campaigns and do programs?
- Well, what software are you running on that phone that you can bucket and organize and run campaigns and do programs?
- But we in society, if someone shares or teaches or gives insight or advice, we box them or bucket them as that's the same as you.
Examples
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So all it is, is dividing your your sample into different buckets before you do your randomisation.
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Do you think that trying to bucket people into progressive or centrist moderates is outdated for our party?
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And what all languages do is bucket them as per usual.
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Well, what software are you running on that phone that you can bucket and organize and run campaigns and do programs?
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But we in society, if someone shares or teaches or gives insight or advice, we box them or bucket them as that's the same as you.
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They bucketed past the slip road for the M8 and central Glasgow.
Fiction book (1998) -
It's also important to know that just because you know, it's easy to, to, to bucket people into, hey, you're a warrior, you're a chatter and you're not.
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The team decided to bucket the data into various categories for the analysis presentation.
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To simplify the report, we need to bucket the results based on their geographical locations.
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For our marketing strategy, we should bucket customers by their buying habits and preferences.
Synonyms
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2.8
To put things into groups and into the right order
23
3.9
To list things and write details about them
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2.9
To put people or things into groups by shared features
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3.9
To group similar things together into larger units
Idioms
- Informal
15
4.9
A very small amount that does not help with a much larger problem
A joking idea that deleted digital files are gone forever
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Informal
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9.6
Something very tasty that makes people's mouths water, or a creature that lets liquid run from its mouth
- Specialized
A bucket used to lift mud and sand from the bottom of a river or harbour
How Specific
Surface Forms
Etymology
To bucket items into groups is a modern, figurative use of the container idea: you put things into different 'buckets' to sort or organize them, which is why to bucket is to group items.