chart

UK
/tʃɑːt/
US
/tʃɑrt/

Translations

chartnoun
charts
pl
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US
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carte marineNavigation maritime ou aérienne.
The captain studied the nautical chart before setting sail.
Le capitaine a étudié la carte marine avant de prendre la mer.
The sales team presented a chart showing the company's growth over the past year.
L’équipe commerciale a présenté un tableau montrant la croissance de l’entreprise au cours de l’année écoulée.
classementMusique, médias et autres palmarès.
Her new single quickly climbed to the top of the music charts.
Son nouveau single a rapidement grimpé au sommet du classement musical.
The sales team presented a chart showing the company's growth over the past year.
L’équipe commerciale a présenté un graphique montrant la croissance de l’entreprise au cours de l’année écoulée.
Additional translations
chartverb
charted
Past Simple
charted
Past Participle
charting
Gerund
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US
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élaborerPlan d’action ou stratégie.
The team charted a new strategy to improve sales.
L’équipe a élaboré une nouvelle stratégie pour améliorer les ventes.
se classerMusique, classement de popularité.
Their debut single charted at number two on the UK charts.
Leur premier single s’est classé numéro deux dans les classements britanniques.
cartographierSens géographique ou cartographique.
The explorers charted the unknown territory to help future travelers.
Les explorateurs ont cartographié le territoire inconnu pour aider les futurs voyageurs.
suivreÉvolution, progression, données.
The scientist charted the growth of the plants over several months.
Le scientifique a suivi la croissance des plantes pendant plusieurs mois.
chartadjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively to denote connection with popularity rankings or placement on a chart.
de classementSurtout en musique ou pour les palmarès.
The band enjoyed chart success with their latest single.
Le groupe a connu un succès de classement avec son dernier single.

Definitions

chartnoun
A sheet of information in the form of a table, graph, or diagram.
The sales team presented a chart showing the company's growth over the past year.
A map used for navigation by sea or air.
The captain studied the nautical chart before setting sail.
A ranking of the most popular songs, albums, or other items at a particular time.
Her new single quickly climbed to the top of the music charts.
chartverb
To make a map or plan of an area.
The explorers charted the unknown territory to help future travelers.
To record or follow the progress or development of something.
The scientist charted the growth of the plants over several months.
To plan a course of action.
The team charted a new strategy to improve sales.
Of a song, album, etc.: to enter a popularity chart or occupy a specified position on it.
Their debut single charted at number two on the UK charts.
chartadjective
Relating to or appearing on a popularity chart, especially in music, or characteristic of such rankings.
The band enjoyed chart success with their latest single.