Definition of extrapolate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
general reasoningTECH. infer by extending known informationTECH.
- Scientists extrapolate future climate trends from current data.
2.
mathematicsTECH. estimate a value outside a known rangeTECH.
- We extrapolate the graph to predict future sales.
Origin of extrapolate
Latin, extra (outside) + polare (polish)
Examples of extrapolate in a sentence
Teachers often extrapolate students' future success from current performance. Scientists extrapolate data to understand climate trends. We can extrapolate the results to estimate the total impact.
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- French:extrapoler, estimer, ...
- German:extrapolieren, hochrechnen, ...
- Italian:estrapolare, stimare, ...
- Spanish:extrapolar, proyectar, ...
- Portuguese:extrapolar, ...
- Chinese:推断, ...
- Japanese:推測する, 予測する, ...
- Arabic:استقرأ, قدر, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַצֵּעַ אֶקְסְטְרָפּוֹלַצְיָה, לְאֶקְסְטְרַפּוֹלֵט, ...
- Russian:экстраполировать, ...
- Ukrainian:екстраполювати, робити екстраполяцію, ...
- Hindi:बहिर्वेशन करना, सीमा से बाहर का अनुमान लगाना, ...
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