tabulates
/ˈtæbyəˌleɪts/
VERB
1. To arrange information in tabular form
To arrange information or data systematically in rows and columns to create a table.
1.1. Organizing data into tables
Refers to arranging numerical or other information in rows and columns so that it can be easily compared, analyzed, or reviewed.
Synonyms
- arranges
- orders
- sorts
- classifies
- categorizes
- organizes
Antonyms
- disorganizes
- disorders
Examples
- The computer program efficiently tabulates large datasets for analysis.
- As the survey responses pour in, the system automatically tabulates the results.
- The researcher regularly tabulates data to identify patterns and trends.
Related Words
- tables
- spreadsheets
- columns
- rows
- tabulation
- data organization
VERB
2. To list or enumerate information
To set out information as a list or provide an ordered enumeration of items.
2.1. Listing and enumerating items
Refers to presenting individual items, facts, or details in an organized list or sequence.
Synonyms
- enumerates
- lists
- catalogs
- catalogues
- indexes
Examples
- The electronic voting system quickly tabulates votes, ensuring an accurate count.
Related Words
- inventories
- directories
- checklists
- registers
- rosters
- schedules
VERB
3. To enter information in an official register
To enter names, details, or information into an official register, record, or roll.
3.1. Official recording and registration
Refers to formally recording or entering information in an official register, list, or record.
Synonyms
- registers
- records
- enters
- enrolls
- inscribes
Related Words
- registries
- official records
- rolls
- rosters
- recordkeeping
VERB
4. To shape with a flat surface
To make something flat or give it a level surface.
4.1. Flattening physical surfaces
Refers to shaping or smoothing a material so that it has a flat, even surface.
Synonyms
- flattens
- levels
- smooths
- planes
Related Words
- flatness
- surface
- planing
- smoothing
- leveling