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tabulate [ˈtæbjʊleɪt][+ figures] présenter sous forme de tableau ; [+ results] classifier* * *['tæbjʊleɪt] -
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tabulate ['tæbjʊleɪt](b) (classify) classifier -
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table ['teɪbəl]1 noun(a) (furniture) table f;∎ to get round the negotiating table s'asseoir à la table des négociations;∎ to set or British lay the table mettre ou dresser la table ou le couvert;∎ formal to be at table être à table;∎ to be (sitting) at the breakfast/dinner table être à table pour le petit déjeuner/(le) dîner;∎ we sat down to table nous nous sommes mis à table;∎ may I leave the table? puis-je sortir de table ou quitter la table?;∎ familiar two drinks and I'm under the table deux verres et je suis complètement paf!(b) (people seated) table f, tablée f;∎ my uncle kept the whole table amused mon oncle a diverti toute la tablée;∎ we were seated with a table of card players nous étions assis à une table de joueurs de cartes∎ she keeps an excellent table elle a une excellente table;∎ the restaurant has a hot and cold table le restaurant propose des plats chauds et des plats froids(e) (list) liste f; (chart) table f, tableau m; (of fares, prices) tableau m, barème m; Computing tableau m;∎ the results are set out in the following table les résultats sont donnés dans le tableau suivant∎ our team came bottom in the table notre équipe s'est classée dernière ou était dernière au classement∎ (multiplication) table table f (de multiplication);∎ we have to learn our 4 times table il faut qu'on apprenne la table de 4(h) (slab → of stone, marble) plaque f∎ to put or to lay sth on the table mettre qch sur la table;∎ we will not negotiate until they put a better offer on the table nous ne négocierons pas tant qu'ils ne mettront pas une meilleure offre sur la table;∎ management has nothing new to put on the table la direction n'a rien de nouveau à proposer;∎ the man offered me £100 under the table l'homme m'a offert 100 livres en dessous-de-tablede table∎ the bill has been tabled la discussion du projet de loi a été reportée(d) (schedule) prévoir, fixer;∎ the discussion is tabled for 4 o'clock la discussion est prévue ou a été fixée à 4 heures►► Geography Table Bay la baie de la Table;table of contents table f des matières;table football baby-foot m;table knife couteau m de table;table lamp petite lampe f;Bible the Tables of the Law les Tables fpl de la Loi;table leg pied m de table;British table licence = licence autorisant un restaurant à vendre des boissons alcoolisées uniquement avec les repas;table linen linge m de table;table manners manière f de se tenir à table;∎ he has terrible/excellent table manners il se tient très mal/très bien à table;Geography Table Mountain la montagne de la Table;table napkin serviette f de table;table runner chemin m de table;table salt sel m de table, sel m fin;table top dessus m de table;table wine vin m de table
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tabulate — tab‧u‧late [ˈtæbjleɪt] verb [transitive] to arrange sets of figures or information in a list so they can be easily compared: • The trade association tabulates the monthly figures. tabulation noun [countable, uncountable] : • the tabulation of… … Financial and business terms
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tabulate — (v.) 1734, to put into form of a table, from L. tabula (see TABLE (Cf. table) (n.)) + ATE (Cf. ate) (2). Related: Tabulated; tabulating … Etymology dictionary
tabulate — [v] figure, classify alphabetize, arrange, catalogue, categorize, chart, codify, digest, enumerate, formulate, grade, index, list, methodize, order, range, register, systematize, tabularize; concepts 84,764 Ant. estimate, guess … New thesaurus
tabulate — ► VERB ▪ arrange (data) in tabular form. DERIVATIVES tabulation noun … English terms dictionary
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tabulate — UK [ˈtæbjʊleɪt] / US [ˈtæbjəˌleɪt] verb [transitive] Word forms tabulate : present tense I/you/we/they tabulate he/she/it tabulates present participle tabulating past tense tabulated past participle tabulated to show pieces of information in an… … English dictionary
tabulate — verb a) Arrange in tabular form; arrange into a table ...and other indices which despair and shame (...) forbid me to tabulate... , Lolita b) List See Also: tabulation … Wiktionary
tabulate — [[t]tæ̱bjʊleɪt[/t]] tabulates, tabulating, tabulated VERB To tabulate information means to arrange it in columns on a page so that it can be analysed. [V n] ...methods of collecting, tabulating and analysing numerical data... [V n] Results for… … English dictionary
