collated

ˈkoʊˌleɪtɪd

Definition

Definition of collated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

organizedgathered and arranged in order

The documents were collated and ready for review.

organized

systematized

comparisoncompared to identify differences

The collated reports revealed several discrepancies.

combined

compared

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Origin of collated

Latin, collatus (brought together)

Examples of collated in a sentence

All the reports were collated by the end of the day.
The collated invoices exposed mismatched totals.
Managers reviewed the collated survey responses for inconsistencies.

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French:classé, comparé, ...
German:zusammengetragen, abgeglichen, ...
Italian:ordinato, raffrontato, ...
Spanish:ordenados, cotejado, ...
Portuguese:organizado, comparados, ...
Chinese:已整理的, 比对过的, ...
Japanese:整理された, 照合された, ...
Arabic:مُرَتَّب, مُقارَن, ...
Hebrew:מְסֻדָּר, מוּשְׁוֶה, ...
Russian:собранный, сопоставленный, ...
Ukrainian:зібраний, зіставлений, ...
Hindi:व्यवस्थित, तुलना किया हुआ, ...
Bengali:ক্রমবদ্ধ, তুলনাকৃত, ...
Catalan:ordenat, confrontat, ...
Czech:setříděný, porovnaný, ...
Danish:ordnet, sammenholdt, ...
Dutch:verzameld, vergeleken, ...
Greek:ταξινομημένος, αντιπαραβλημένος, ...
Hungarian:rendezett, összevetett, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំរួច, ត្រូវបានប្រៀបធៀប, ...
Korean:정리된, 대조된, ...
Persian:مرتب‌شده, مقایسه‌شده, ...
Polish:zebrany, porównany, ...
Portuguese (BR):organizado, conferido, ...
Romanian:adunat, confruntat, ...
Swedish:sammanställd, jämförd, ...
Thai:ที่รวบรวมและจัดเรียงไว้, เทียบตรวจ, ...
Turkish:derlenmiş, karşılaştırılmış, ...
Vietnamese:đã được sắp xếp, đối chiếu, ...

collate

kəˈleɪt

Definition of collate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

organize dataassemble texts or information in a specific order

She had to collate all the documents before the meeting.

organize

sort

compare documentsexamine documents to find similarities and differences

She collated the reports to find discrepancies.

analyze

compare

contrast

printing

Rare

sort printed documents into page order

Rare

The printer collated the pages before binding.

arrange

organize

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Origin of collate

Latin, collatus (brought together)

Examples of collate in a sentence

They will collate the data from various sources.
He needed to collate the data for the presentation.
The librarian collated the manuscripts for the archive.
She collated the reports for the meeting.
He needs to collate the documents for the presentation.

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French:assembler, comparer, ...
German:zusammenstellen, kollationieren, ...
Italian:raccogliere, confrontare, ...
Spanish:ordenar, comparar, ...
Portuguese:reunir, comparar, ...
Chinese:汇编, 核对, ...
Japanese:照合する, 比較する, ...
Arabic:جَمَعَ, قَارَنَ المُسْتَنَدَاتِ, ...
Hebrew:לְמַיֵּן, לְהַשְׁווֹת, ...
Russian:собирать, сопоставлять, ...
Ukrainian:збирати, зіставляти, ...
Hindi:संकलित करना, मिलान करना, ...
Bengali:সাজানো, তুলনা করা, ...
Catalan:compilar, collacionar, ...
Czech:seřadit, kolacionovat, ...
Danish:sammenstille, sammenligne, ...
Dutch:verzamelen, vergelijken, ...
Greek:ταξινομώ, συγκρίνω, ...
Hungarian:rendezni, összevetni, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំតាមលំដាប់, ផ្ទៀងផ្ទាត់ឯកសារ, ...
Korean:정리하다, 대조하다, ...
Persian:دسته‌بندی کردن, بررسی کرد, ...
Polish:zestawiać, zestawić, ...
Portuguese (BR):reunir, ordenar, ...
Romanian:a compila, a colaciona, ...
Swedish:sammanställa, jämföra, ...
Thai:รวบรวมและจัดเรียง, ตรวจสอบเอกสาร, ...
Turkish:düzenlemek, karşılaştırmak, ...
Vietnamese:sắp xếp, so sánh, ...

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