line graph
laɪn ɡræf
line graph: chart with points connected by lines to show change
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Definition of line graph - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

data visualizationTECH.chart with points connected by lines to show changeTECH.
  • The line graph shows temperature changes during the week.
  • The line graph illustrated the temperature changes throughout the year.
  • A line graph was used to represent the data trends.
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  • line graph: chart with points connected by lines to show change
    chart with points connected by lines to show change

Expressions with line

in lineadv.
arranged one behind another in a queue
The students stood in line for lunch.
into lineadv.
in a straight or orderly formation
The soldiers marched into line.
line upv.
arrange in a straight row
The teacher asked the students to line up at the door.
bottom linen.
final outcome of a process
The bottom line of the talks was agreement.
across the lineadv.
from one side to the other
The runner sprinted across the line to win the race.
approaching the finish lineadj.
nearing the end of a task or event
With the project approaching the finish line, the team worked extra hours.

Expressions with graph

graph papern.
paper designed for drawing graphs and charts
In math class, we used graph paper for our assignments.
off the graphadj.
extremely high or beyond normal limits
The demand for the new product is off the graph.
bar graphn.
chart with bars proportional to values
We used a bar graph to compare the results.
pie graphn.
circular chart divided into sectors showing numerical proportions
The pie graph displayed the company's revenue breakdown effectively.
graph theoryn.
study of graphs to model relationships between pairs of objects
Graph theory is essential for understanding networks in computer science.
weighted graphn.
graph with weights on its edges
The algorithm finds the shortest path in a weighted graph.
acyclic graphn.
graph structure where no path of edges forms a closed loop
The dependency relations can be represented as an acyclic graph.
algebraic graph theoryn.
subbranch of graph theory using algebraic methods
Algebraic graph theory explores eigenvalues of graph matrices.
complete bipartite graphn.
graph where vertices of one set connect to all in another
A complete bipartite graph K3,3 connects each set of three vertices.
complete graphn.
graph with every pair of vertices connected
In a complete graph, each vertex connects to all others.

Terms related to line graph

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Terms with line graph included in their meaning

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curven.
graph
line on a graph representing data
axisn.
mathematics
reference line in a graph or coordinate system
trendn.
statistics
line on a graph showing data direction
linear functionn.
mathematics
function whose graph is a straight line
linear relationshipn.
graph
relationship showing a straight-line graph
hockey stickn.
economics graph
graph line that shows a sharp increase
gridlinen.
mapping
line on a map or graph
isoclinen.
mathematics
line on a graph linking points with the same slope

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  1. French:graphique linéaire, ...
  2. German:Liniendiagramm, ...
  3. Italian:grafico a linee, ...
  4. Spanish:gráfico de líneas, ...
  5. Portuguese:gráfico de linhas, ...
  6. Chinese:折线图, ...
  7. Japanese:折れ線グラフ, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخَطَّط بَيَانِي خَطِّي, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּרְשִׁים קַו, ...
  10. Russian:линейный график, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лінійний графік, ...
  12. Hindi:रेखाचित्र, ...
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