chart in Japanese
chart in Japanese is 図表, チャート — chart means a diagram, graph, or table used to display data or information clearly.
chart in Japanese
図表
Pronounced: zuhyō
A systematic non-narrative presentation of data.
チャート
Pronounced: chāto
A systematic non-narrative presentation of data.
What does "chart" mean?
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noun A diagram, graph, or table used to display data or information clearly.
"The chart showed a steady rise in sales over the past year."
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noun A detailed map, especially one used for navigating by sea or air.
"The captain checked the nautical chart before entering the harbour."
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noun (often plural) A ranked list showing the most popular songs or albums.
"The single shot straight to number one on the charts."
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verb To plan, track, or record something in a systematic way.
"Researchers charted the migration patterns of the birds over five years."
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chart in a sentence
- The chart showed a steady rise in sales over the past year.
- Our teacher pinned a colourful chart on the wall showing everyone's reading progress.
- The captain checked the nautical chart before entering the harbour.
- The pilot unrolled the chart and marked the route across the ocean.
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What is "chart" in Japanese?
"chart" in Japanese is 図表, チャート. chart means: A diagram, graph, or table used to display data or information clearly.
How do you pronounce 図表?
"chart" in Japanese is 図表, pronounced "zuhyō".
How do you use "chart" in a sentence?
Example: "The chart showed a steady rise in sales over the past year." In Japanese, "chart" is 図表, チャート.
Are there other ways to say "chart" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "chart": 図表, チャート.
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