annotation in German
annotation in German is Annotation, Erläuterung, Kommentar — annotation means a note added to a text, diagram or image to explain or comment on part of it.
annotation in German
Annotation
Erläuterung
Kommentar
A critical or explanatory commentary or analysis.
Anmerkung
A comment added to a text.
Bemerkung
A comment added to a text.
Kommentierung
The process of writing such comment or commentary.
What does "annotation" mean?
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noun A note added to a text, diagram or image to explain or comment on part of it.
"Her annotations fill every margin of the paperback."
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noun The act or process of adding such notes, or of labelling data so it can be searched or used to train software.
"Annotation of the manuscript took three years."
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noun In programming, a piece of metadata attached to code that tells a tool or framework how to treat it.
"The method is marked with an annotation that makes it run before every test."
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annotation in a sentence
- Her annotations fill every margin of the paperback.
- The map carries an annotation explaining the shaded area.
- Annotation of the manuscript took three years.
- Most of the project budget went on data annotation.
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What is "annotation" in German?
"annotation" in German is Annotation, Erläuterung, Kommentar. annotation means: A note added to a text, diagram or image to explain or comment on part of it.
How do you use "annotation" in a sentence?
Example: "Her annotations fill every margin of the paperback." In German, "annotation" is Annotation, Erläuterung, Kommentar.
Are there other ways to say "annotation" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "annotation": Annotation, Erläuterung, Kommentar, Anmerkung, Bemerkung, Kommentierung.
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