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chart (c̸härt)
noun
- a map, esp. one prepared for use in marine or air navigation
- an outline map on which special information, as on weather conditions or economic resources, is plotted geographically
- a group of facts about something, set up in the form of a diagram, table, graph, etc.
- such a diagram or graph
- a sheet with such diagrams, graphs, etc.
- ☆ Informal
- an arrangement of a musical composition, as for a jazz band
- a list of the best-selling recordings for a given period: usually used in pl.
Etymology: OFr < ML carta: see card
transitive verb
- to make a chart of; map; outline
- to plot (a course) on, or by reference to, a chart or charts
- to plan (a course of action)
- to show by, on, or as by a chart
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Object
- emergence: It charts the emergence of a ' culture of service ' , challenging concepts of the Indian nation-state and its relationship to civil society.
Converse of object
- dominate: We've dominated the charts on this for over a decade.
Adjective modifier
- flip: A flip chart would be supplied for additional comments to be made.
Modifies a noun
- topper: Second million seller for Pat was also a chart topper in the UK.
Noun used with modifier
- pie: Show the children how to create a pie chart.
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The wounded surgeon plies the steel That questions the distempered part; Beneath the bleeding hands we feel The sharp compassion of the healer's art Resolving the enigma of the fever chart.
Illustrious Cook,Columbus of our shore, To whom was left this unknown world t'explore, Its untraced bounds on faithful chart to mark, And leave a light where all before was dark.
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