map
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- noun
- /mæp/
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mapa
- The area marked in blue on your map is now out of bounds.
- road map
- itinerary map
- city map
And so we have maps of that as well.
- And so we have maps of that as well.
- So this is a map of Los Angeles, right?
- We got back, Team showed him on the map where the cut was.
- A little pin stuck into the map of down East Tobacco Rd.
- The time loop, you get the little map actually there in the book.
- So NC open where the map is, take the map.
- So this is how we can obtain maps from bottom, top approach.
Examples
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We used a detailed map to find the quickest route to the park.
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So this is a map of Los Angeles, right?
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Is this a map of the property?
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Take a look at this map.
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Unfortunately, your place is too far out for me to include it on my map.
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We got this cool map from our hostel.
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It's just a really cool map of Reykjavik.
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We can't find it on the map.
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It's the map of the shopping district in Des Plaines.
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Wait, so the next bomb shelter on this map is a Starbucks?
Synonyms
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3.9
A map used to plan a trip by sea or air
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2.3
A map that shows roads and highways to help you find routes
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8.4
A map that shows the shape of land and its height
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3.5
A map that shows land height and shape using lines that join places at the same height
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3.9
A map that shows the height and shape of the land using lines or shading
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7.3
A map that makes areas bigger or smaller to show data like population
A detailed map that shows land shape and features like hills and rivers
A quick drawing that shows the main places and paths in an area
Idioms
Compounds
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3.5
A map that shows land height and shape using lines that join places at the same height
- Specialized
A map that uses colors or patterns to show how numbers like population change across areas
- Specialized
A way of drawing the world on a flat map that keeps areas the correct size
- Specialized
A method for drawing the Earth's round surface on a flat map that changes shapes or sizes
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Map comes from the Latin mappa 'cloth', because early maps were pictures painted on cloth. So a map is a picture that shows places and how they connect, which is why the noun means a diagram of an area.