Definition
Definition of recalculating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
calculationRare adjusting calculations based on new dataRare
- The software is recalculating the budget with the updated figures.
- The recalculating algorithm improved the system's accuracy.
- Recalculating the route saved us from a traffic jam.
Origin of recalculating
Latin, re (again) + calculare (to calculate)
Terms with recalculating included in their meaning
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finance
recalculating a financial decision or amount
data update
act of recalculating to include new data
mathematics
recalculating or reanalyzing a sum
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- French:ajustant, ...
- German:neu berechnend, ...
- Italian:aggiustando i calcoli, ...
- Spanish:reajustando cálculos, ...
- Portuguese:reajustando, ...
- Chinese:重新计算的, ...
- Japanese:再計算中, ...
- Arabic:مُعِيد الحِساب, ...
- Hebrew:מְעַדְכֵּן חִשּׁוּבִים, ...
- Russian:пересчитывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:перерахунок, ...
- Hindi:गणना समायोजित करना, ...
Definition of recalculate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
math accuracyRare do a calculation again with new or more accurate informationRare
- We need to recalculate the total after the changes.
- Please recalculate the invoice when the tax rate changes.
- They decided to recalculate next quarter's forecast after new data arrived.
Origin of recalculate
Latin, re (again) + calculare (to calculate)
View all translations of recalculate
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- French:recalculer, ...
- German:neu berechnen, ...
- Italian:ricalcolare, ...
- Spanish:recalcular, ...
- Portuguese:recalcular, ...
- Chinese:重新计算, ...
- Japanese:再計算する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ الحِسَاب, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַשֵּׁב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:пересчитать, ...
- Ukrainian:перерахувати, ...
- Hindi:पुनः गणना करना, ...
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