Definition
Definition of digitised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
technologyTECH. UK represented in a digital formTECH. UK
- The digitised data can be easily shared across platforms.
- The digitised records were stored securely in the cloud.
- Digitised images can be edited with various software tools.
Origin of digitised
Latin, digitus (finger) + -ise (to make)
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- French:numérisé, ...
- German:digitalisiert, ...
- Italian:digitalizzato, ...
- Spanish:representado en formato digital, ...
- Portuguese:digitalizados, ...
- Chinese:数字化, ...
- Japanese:デジタル化された, ...
- Arabic:مُرقمن, ...
- Hebrew:מוּצָג בְּצוּרָה דִיגִיטָלִית, ...
- Russian:оцифрованный, ...
- Ukrainian:оцифрований, ...
- Hindi:डिजिटल रूप में दर्शाया गया, ...
Definition of digitise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
data conversionTECH. UK convert information into a digital formatTECH. UK
- The library decided to digitise its entire collection.
2.
signal processingTECH. UK transform analog signals into digital dataTECH. UK
- Engineers digitise audio signals for better sound quality.
Origin of digitise
Latin, digitus (finger) + -ise (to make)
Examples of digitise in a sentence
The company will digitise its training materials for online access. Technicians digitise video footage for archival purposes. Scientists digitise data from old manuscripts for analysis.
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- French:numériser, ...
- German:digitalisieren, ...
- Italian:digitalizzare, ...
- Spanish:digitalizar, ...
- Portuguese:digitalizar, ...
- Chinese:数字化, 将...数字化, ...
- Japanese:デジタル化する, デジタル変換する, ...
- Arabic:رَقْمَنَ, حَوَّل إلى رَقْمِي, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַגְטֵּל, לְדַגֵּטֵת, ...
- Russian:оцифровать, оцифровывать, ...
- Ukrainian:оцифрувати, оцифровувати, ...
- Hindi:डिजिटाइज़ करना, डिजिटाइज करना, ...
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