sample in Latin
sample in Latin is exemplum — sample means a small portion of something given or shown to represent the whole.
sample in Latin
exemplum
What does "sample" mean?
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noun A small portion of something given or shown to represent the whole.
"The tailor cut a sample of fabric so she could match the colour."
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noun A subset of a population studied in order to draw conclusions about the whole group.
"The survey was based on a sample of two thousand voters."
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noun A short clip of one recording reused inside another piece of music.
"The producer built the whole beat around a sample from an old soul record."
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verb To try or test a small amount of something.
"We sampled every cheese on the counter before deciding."
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sample in a sentence
- The tailor cut a sample of fabric so she could match the colour.
- We handed out free samples of the new cereal at the supermarket.
- The survey was based on a sample of two thousand voters.
- The producer built the whole beat around a sample from an old soul record.
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What is "sample" in Latin?
"sample" in Latin is exemplum. sample means: A small portion of something given or shown to represent the whole.
How do you use "sample" in a sentence?
Example: "The tailor cut a sample of fabric so she could match the colour." In Latin, "sample" is exemplum.
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