to compile
- verb
- /kəmˈpaɪl/
- He took the time to compile a list of all the books he wants to read this year.
- compile data
- compile a list
- compile statistics
Like if all of that compiled wisdom hadn't been lost.
- Like if all of that compiled wisdom hadn't been lost.
- It must have taken years to compile these sheets.
- And I finally compiled all of the original terms with their provinces.
- And so I had compiled most of my good car stories from the dealership as.
- OK, so those three things were compiled into one mythologized origin story.
- The main problem they all say, is they compile the briefing books for her, put them in front of her, leave the room.
- So with their help, I've compiled a list of all the things we think everyone needs to know about blindness.
- There were more that I loved and I will be doing a best worst drugstore kind of compiled into one.
Examples
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The author used Excel to compile and analyze the works cited data from the six journals.
Academic text (2012) -
Software Change Control personnel then compile the program and place it in the secure production library.
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- I want all the information you can compile on that woman.
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My job is to just compile work and edit it.
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Many of these organizations have already compiled information that you may obtain and hand out to families.
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The students collected and compiled the data for refuges in their own region.
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The collection of teaching resources, compiled for the workshop, is available on the NESCent website.
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The sample data from the whole class is then compiled to illustrate the sampling results.
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The following themes were compiled across stakeholder responses through the analysis of interview data.
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I've compiled a Mandarin database for you, sir.
Synonyms
To bring things or people together in one place
To list things and write details about them
To gather and arrange pages or papers in the correct order
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Compile A helpful way to remember compile is to see com- as 'together' and think of pile as a 'heap', so compiling is like 'putting things together in a pile', which fits collecting and organizing information into one list or book.