Definition
Definition of iterating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
processTECH. occurring repeatedly in a sequenceTECH.
- The iterating patterns in the data were analyzed.
- The iterating cycles were hard to predict.
- We observed iterating sequences in the experiment.
Origin of iterating
Latin, iterare (to repeat)
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- French:répétitif, ...
- German:wiederholend, ...
- Italian:iterativo, ...
- Spanish:iterativo, ...
- Portuguese:repetitivo, ...
- Chinese:重复的, ...
- Japanese:繰り返される, ...
- Arabic:تِكْرَارِي, ...
- Hebrew:חוזֵר עַל עַצְמוֹ, ...
- Russian:повторяющийся, ...
- Ukrainian:повторюваний, ...
- Hindi:क्रमिक, ...
Definition of iterate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
repeat actiontr./intr. say or do something againtr./intr.
- He iterated his request for help.
2.
designtr./intr. repeat an activity with incremental changestr./intr.
- We need to iterate the design process.
3.
technologytr. TECH. perform an action on each item in a settr. TECH.
- The program will iterate over the list.
Origin of iterate
Latin, iterare (to repeat) - 'iterate' as to repeat
Examples of iterate in a sentence
The teacher iterated the key points during the lecture. We must iterate to improve the prototype. The team will iterate the software for better performance. Developers often iterate through arrays to find errors. The script can iterate each element for processing.
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- French:répéter, itérer, ...
- German:wiederholen, iterieren, ...
- Italian:ripetere, iterare, ...
- Spanish:repetir, iterar, ...
- Portuguese:reiterar, iterar, ...
- Chinese:重复, 迭代, ...
- Japanese:繰り返す, 反復処理する, ...
- Arabic:كَرَّرَ, عَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲזוֹר עַל, לְבַצֵּעַ אִיטֶרַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:повторять, перебирать, ...
- Ukrainian:повторювати, перебирати, ...
- Hindi:दोहराना, सुधार करते हुए दोहराना, ...
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