Definition of interpolate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
insertionRare insert something between other thingsRare
- He interpolated a joke into the conversation.
2.
mathematicsTECH. estimate a value between known data pointsTECH.
- The software interpolates the missing data points.
3.
text alterationRare insert words into a text, possibly altering itRare
- The editor interpolated additional comments into the manuscript.
Origin of interpolate
Latin, interpolare (to alter)
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Examples of interpolate in a sentence
The editor interpolated additional notes into the manuscript. Engineers interpolate values to predict outcomes. We interpolate data to fill in gaps. She decided to interpolate her thoughts into the article. He interpolated a few jokes into his speech.
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- French:intercaler, interpoler, ...
- German:einfügen, berechnen, ...
- Italian:interpolare, ...
- Spanish:intercalar, interpolar, ...
- Portuguese:interpolar, estimar, ...
- Chinese:插入, 插值, ...
- Japanese:挿入する, 補間する, ...
- Arabic:أَدْرَجَ, قَدَّرَ قِيمَة بَيْن نِقَاط مَعْرُوفَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְנִיס, לְחַשֵּׁב עֲרָכִים חֲסֵרִים, ...
- Russian:вставлять, интерполировать, ...
- Ukrainian:інтерполювати, вставляти, ...
- Hindi:डालना, अनुमान लगाना, ...
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