map in Hungarian
map in Hungarian is feltérképez, leképez — map means a drawing or diagram showing the layout of an area, such as roads, borders, or landmarks.
map in Hungarian
feltérképez
to create a visual representation of a territory
leképez
to create a visual representation of a territory
What does "map" mean?
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noun A drawing or diagram showing the layout of an area, such as roads, borders, or landmarks.
"We checked the map at the station before choosing which path to walk."
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noun A diagram representing how the parts of a system or structure relate to each other.
"The consultant drew a map showing how each department depends on the others."
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noun (mathematics/computing) A function or rule that pairs each item in one set with an item in another.
"In maths, a map from the numbers to their squares pairs each number with one result."
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verb To make a map of an area, or to represent something as a map.
"Volunteers mapped the footpaths around the village for a new walking guide."
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map in a sentence
- We checked the map at the station before choosing which path to walk.
- She unfolded a map to find the quickest route to the coast.
- The consultant drew a map showing how each department depends on the others.
- A concept map on the whiteboard linked every idea in the lesson together.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "map" in Hungarian?
"map" in Hungarian is feltérképez, leképez. map means: A drawing or diagram showing the layout of an area, such as roads, borders, or landmarks.
How do you use "map" in a sentence?
Example: "We checked the map at the station before choosing which path to walk." In Hungarian, "map" is feltérképez, leképez.
Are there other ways to say "map" in Hungarian?
Yes — Hungarian has 2 translations listed for "map": feltérképez, leképez.
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