charted

UK
/ˈtʃɑːtɪd/
US
/ˈtʃɑrtɪd/

Translations

chartedpast participle
UK
/ˈtʃɑːtɪd/
US
/ˈtʃɑrtɪd/
More precise categorisation; adjective derived from the past-participle form of the verb "chart".
Much of the coastline remained unexplored, but the bays near the port were fully charted.
Une grande partie du littoral restait inexplorée, mais les baies près du port avaient été entièrement cartographiées.
tracéAu sens figuré : planifié ou établi à l’avance.
Her career seemed charted from the moment she entered university.
Sa carrière semblait tracée dès le moment où elle est entrée à l’université.
classéDans le domaine musical, pour un titre ayant figuré dans les classements.
Their first charted single broke into the top twenty.
Leur premier single classé est entré dans le top vingt.
chartverb

charted

Past Simple

charted
Past Simple
charted
Past Participle
charting
Gerund
UK
/tʃɑːt/
US
/tʃɑrt/
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.
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.
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.

Definitions

chartedpast participle
Recorded or marked on a chart or map; mapped.
Much of the coastline remained unexplored, but the bays near the port were fully charted.
Planned or laid out in advance; predetermined.
Her career seemed charted from the moment she entered university.
Having appeared and ranked on a music popularity chart.
Their first charted single broke into the top twenty.
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.