enumerate in Japanese
enumerate in Japanese is 列挙する, 数える — enumerate means to list things one by one, usually in order and in full.
enumerate in Japanese
列挙する
To specify each member of a sequence individually in incrementing order.
数える
Pronounced: kazoeru
To determine the amount of.
What does "enumerate" mean?
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verb To list things one by one, usually in order and in full.
"She enumerated the objections in a calm, level voice."
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verb To count something, or to establish the number of a population or set.
"Census staff enumerated every household in the district."
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verb In programming, to step through the items of a collection one at a time.
"The loop enumerates the files in the directory and prints each name."
enumerate in a sentence
- She enumerated the objections in a calm, level voice.
- The contract enumerates the circumstances in which the deposit is forfeited.
- Census staff enumerated every household in the district.
- The loop enumerates the files in the directory and prints each name.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "enumerate" in Japanese?
"enumerate" in Japanese is 列挙する, 数える. enumerate means: To list things one by one, usually in order and in full.
How do you use "enumerate" in a sentence?
Example: "She enumerated the objections in a calm, level voice." In Japanese, "enumerate" is 列挙する, 数える.
Are there other ways to say "enumerate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "enumerate": 列挙する, 数える.
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