Chart: meaning, definitions and examples

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chart

[ tʃɑːt ]

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financial data analysis

A graphical representation of data, where data points are plotted on a chart to show trends or relationships.

Synonyms

diagram, graph, plot

Examples of usage

I used a chart to visualize the stock prices over the past month.
The pie chart displayed the distribution of expenses for the quarter.

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music

A written or printed piece of music showing the notes and rhythms to be played.

Synonyms

notation, score, sheet music

Examples of usage

The pianist followed the chart during the performance.
She composed a new song based on the chart provided.

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plan or map out

To make a detailed plan or map out a course of action.

Synonyms

map out, plan, plot

Examples of usage

We need to chart our strategy for the upcoming project.
The team charted a path through the wilderness.

Translations

Translations of the word "chart" in other languages:

🇵🇹 gráfico

🇮🇳 चार्ट

🇩🇪 Diagramm

🇮🇩 bagan

🇺🇦 графік

діаграма
таблиця

🇵🇱 wykres

🇯🇵 チャート

🇫🇷 graphique

🇪🇸 gráfico

🇹🇷 grafik

🇰🇷 차트

🇸🇦 مخطط

🇨🇿 graf

🇸🇰 graf

🇨🇳 图表

🇸🇮 grafikon

🇮🇸 skíring

🇰🇿 график

🇬🇪 დიაგრამა

🇦🇿 cədvəl

🇲🇽 gráfico

Word origin

The word 'chart' originated from the Middle English word 'charte', which came from the Old French word 'chartre'. The term was used in reference to a map or a sheet of paper. Over time, 'chart' evolved to also represent graphical representations of data or music. The modern usage of 'chart' in various fields like finance, music, and navigation reflects its versatility and adaptability.