Definition
Definition of notating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
writingRare involving the act of making notesRare
- The notating process requires attention to detail.
- Notating symbols is crucial for musicians.
- The notating task took hours to complete.
Origin of notating
Latin, notare (to mark)
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- French:annotatif, ...
- German:Notierung, ...
- Italian:di annotazione, ...
- Spanish:de anotación, ...
- Portuguese:de anotação, ...
- Chinese:与做笔记有关, ...
- Japanese:メモを取る, ...
- Arabic:تَدْوِينِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְתַעֵד, ...
- Russian:делающий заметки, ...
- Ukrainian:пов'язаний з нотатками, ...
- Hindi:टिप्पणी करने वाला, ...
Definition of notate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
annotate textRare add notes or annotations to a textRare
- He notated the manuscript with his comments.
2.
notationTECH. create notation for music or mathematicsTECH.
- She notated the symphony for the orchestra.
3.
danceTECH. record choreography in dance notationTECH.
- The choreographer notated the routine for the dancers.
Origin of notate
Latin, notare (to mark)
Examples of notate in a sentence
The teacher notated the essay with helpful feedback. He notated the complex equation on the board. The composer notated the melody for the choir. She notated the steps carefully in her notebook. He learned to notate the complex dance sequence.
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- French:annoter, transcrire, ...
- German:notieren, aufschreiben, ...
- Italian:annotare, trascrivere, ...
- Spanish:anotar, transcribir, ...
- Portuguese:anotar, escrever notação, ...
- Chinese:注释, 记谱, ...
- Japanese:注釈を加える, 記譜する, ...
- Arabic:عَلَّقَ, دَوَّنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹסִיף הֶעָרוֹת, לְהַעֲרוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:аннотировать, нотировать, ...
- Ukrainian:анотувати, записувати, ...
- Hindi:नोटेशन करना, लिखना, ...
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