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chart - use in sentences
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.
- top: Wiltshire 93 Under what name did Clive Powell top the pop charts?
- interpret: Asteroids: Are another component that many astrologers use in interpreting a natal chart.
Adjective modifier
- flip: A flip chart would be supplied for additional comments to be made.
- natal: If Pluto is a big nothing in the natal chart, I would not expect much significant effect.
- astrological: Couples can approach priests who look at individual astrological charts and data to suggest the most auspicious nights.
- horary: This is an event chart but it can be read in the same way as a horary chart.
- nautical: Continued use of Portuguese names on the coastline betrays the map's origins from the old nautical charts used by the early explorers.
- solar: The solar altitude and azimuth over the year can be plotted on a solar chart.
Modifies a noun
- topper: Second million seller for Pat was also a chart topper in the UK.
- plotter: Unfortunately, she has vintage, analog instruments, reading in feet and fathoms, no wind instruments and no chart plotter.
- hit: He then had a sustained run of chart hits in the US Billboard rankings.
- success: Donovan's chart success was an important part of the second half of the sixties.
Noun used with modifier
- pie: Show the children how to create a pie chart.
- billboard: Lucinda Moore's CD has charted at number 18 on the gospel Billboard charts.
- flow: Start to Finish A step by step flow chart showing what you need to achieve to pass your test.
- pop: Number one in the pop charts, of course.
- bar: In addition bar charts of the scores are also included.
- chord: Having the right free piano chord chart to help you learn makes all the difference.
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