chart
- noun
- /tʃɑrt/
- Please refer to the chart on the wall to see the sales figures for the last quarter.
- legend on a chart
- graphs and charts
- flow chart
So I would make these wool, these wool charts that were colour coded.
- So I would make these wool, these wool charts that were colour coded.
Examples
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But let me just take us through this little chart briefly.
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This is a simplified version of a famous chart from the IPCC.
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So here is a line chart of stock series stock prices.
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So then we have here a chart of market activity.
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Take a look at that chart and start reading those letters.
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Provide each group of students with a chart or allow them to find or create their own.
Academic text (2012) -
More research is needed to extend the use of this chart to record student knowledge.
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I'm going to use a simple chart to show you these facts.
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The students use graphs, maps, and charts to communicate the results of their testing.
Academic text (2008) -
All right, according to this chart... if we want to lose a pound a day... we have to burn twice as many calories as we eat.
Synonyms
An organized set of information in rows and columns
A diagram that shows data using lines, bars, or dots
A simple drawing that shows how something works or how its parts fit together
A picture or chart that helps people understand information quickly
A picture or chart that shows data to reveal patterns
A chart that uses bars of different lengths to show and compare numbers
A map that shows weather, water conditions, and routes to help pilots or captains
A chart showing many colors to help you choose one
A pad of large paper with sheets held at the top for showing ideas by flipping each sheet
A chart that uses small pictures to show how numbers compare
A chart that shows numbers or data so you can see trends
A picture that shows how numbers relate using points or lines on two lines called axes
A circular chart with a rotating disk that shows information when you turn it
Compounds
- Specialized
A chart with letters in different sizes to check how clearly you can see
- Specialized
A map that shows weather, water conditions, and routes to help pilots or captains
A pad of large paper with sheets held at the top for showing ideas by flipping each sheet
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A map that shows sea depths, currents, and hazards for people who steer ships
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A map that shows common winds, currents, and weather for a sea area and season
A small portable tool with sliding parts for quick calculations or finding information
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A chart with rows of letters that get smaller to test how well you can see
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A map that shows weather in a place at one time, like wind and temperature
How Detailed
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Chart comes from the old word charta, which meant 'paper' or 'map', and is the same root as card. So a chart is like a piece of paper that shows information clearly, which is why we use it for tables and graphs.