Definition
Definition of randomising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
randomnessRare UK making something random or unpredictableRare UK
- The randomising algorithm ensures the results are unpredictable.
- The randomising feature in the game keeps players engaged.
- Randomising the order of questions makes the quiz more challenging.
Origin of randomising
English, random (haphazard) + -ise (to make)
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- French:stochastique, ...
- German:randomisierend, ...
- Italian:randomizzante, ...
- Spanish:aleatorio, ...
- Portuguese:aleatório, ...
- Chinese:随机化的, ...
- Japanese:ランダム化する, ...
- Arabic:عَشْوائِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוֹלֵף, ...
- Russian:рандомизирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:рандомізуючий, ...
- Hindi:अनियमित, ...
Definition of randomise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
arrangementUK arrange elements without a specific patternUK
- The teacher randomised the seating chart for the exam.
- He randomised the playlist for the party.
- The scientist randomised the samples for the study.
Origin of randomise
English, random (by chance) + -ise (to make)
View all translations of randomise
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- French:randomiser, ...
- German:mischen, ...
- Italian:randomizzare, ...
- Spanish:aleatorizar, ...
- Portuguese:aleatorizar, ...
- Chinese:随机安排, ...
- Japanese:ランダムにする, ...
- Arabic:وَزَّعَ عَشْوائِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַרְבֵּב בְּאַקְרָאִי, ...
- Russian:перемешать, ...
- Ukrainian:перемішати, ...
- Hindi:यादृच्छिक क्रम में रखना, ...
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