to table
- verb
- /ˈteɪbəl/
- Specialized
- So let's take a look at, let's make a table of X and sine of X.
Examples
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The subcommittees will report to the NFCC, and the latter will, in turn, table its reports and recommendations to the National FIP Contact Point in the Ministry of Finance, who will report to the SADC Secretariat.
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You can just table that.
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So go back to your R console and we'll start by making a table of the region variable.
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We can do this using the table function and give it as an input the high sodium vector.
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So we'll just update our table to do this, and we're going to have the reverse array here.
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Its members will table and set up a photography booth next semester for students to write a message of solidarity with others.
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The researchers decided to table the findings in a clear format for the presentation.
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In our analysis, we will table the different variables to show their relationships more effectively.
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Please table the data regarding last quarter's sales so we can review it together.
Synonyms
Arrange information in a table with rows and columns
To put information in a table to make it easier to use
Idioms
- Informal
Drink more alcohol than another person until they become drunk
- Informal
To talk longer and more skillfully so the other person cannot answer
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Specialized
A special table in an operating room where a patient lies during surgery
- Specialized
A chart that shows all chemical elements by their atomic number and groups similar ones together
A large attractive book with many photos or pictures kept on a living room table for guests to browse
- Literature
A large round table in stories about King Arthur where knights sit as equals
A list at the start of a book or document showing chapters and the pages they start on
- Specialized
A tool for cutting wood using a round blade that sticks up through a table
- Literature
A member of King Arthur's court who sits at the Round Table and is brave and fair
A small amount of leftover food from a meal that is given to animals or thrown away
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A table showing the chance people of different ages will die or get ill, used by insurers and pension funds
A large flat table with a smooth cloth surface for playing games like pool or snooker
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A large table with an adjustable top that you use for drawing plans
- Jargon
A table on a raised platform in a college hall where professors and guests eat
A narrow table that stands against a wall to hold decorations in a hallway or entryway
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A table on a computer disk that shows where information is stored and which areas cannot be used
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A table showing how likely people of each age are to die and the average years they have left
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A table that shows how two things are related with numbers in the cells
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A table that lists possible conditions and the action to take for each
- Literature
A round table where King Arthur and his knights sat as equals
A pine tree from Japan and Korea with a wide, uneven crown often grown in gardens
- Specialized
A simple rectangular table with a top and legs the same width and a clean modern look
How Organized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Table as a verb meaning 'to put information into a chart' comes from the noun table for a list or flat board for writing, so to table data is to arrange it in that clear, flat format of rows and columns.