populate in Danish
populate in Danish is befolke — populate means to live in a place and make up its inhabitants.
populate in Danish
befolke
(transitive) To live in; to inhabit.
What does "populate" mean?
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verb To live in a place and make up its inhabitants.
"Millions of people populate the greater Tokyo area."
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verb To fill something (a database, list, or form) with data.
"The script automatically populates the spreadsheet with last month's sales figures."
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populate in a sentence
- Millions of people populate the greater Tokyo area.
- The script automatically populates the spreadsheet with last month's sales figures.
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What is "populate" in Danish?
"populate" in Danish is befolke. populate means: To live in a place and make up its inhabitants.
How do you use "populate" in a sentence?
Example: "Millions of people populate the greater Tokyo area." In Danish, "populate" is befolke.
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