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Definition of simplified - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
simplicitymade easier to understand or do
- The simplified instructions helped everyone complete the task quickly..
2.
languageTECH. using Chinese characters written with fewer strokesTECH.
- He is learning simplified Chinese for his trip to Beijing.
Expressions with simplified
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phrase made easier to understand
He used a simplified expression to explain the concept to beginners.
Origin of simplified
Latin, simplex (simple) + -ficare (to make)
Terms with simplified included in their meaning
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young learners
simplified dictionary for young learners
complexity
simplified or less complex
representation
simplified representation of a system
with babies
simplified language used by adults when speaking to babies
software product
simplified or less complex version
metaphor
presented in a simplified manner
simplify complexity
being simplified or made less complex
process efficiency
simplified or made more efficient
summary
short and simplified version of a story
modification
weakened or simplified to be less effective
simplified
in simple language easy to understand
technical drawing
simplified drawing showing a system or process
design
represented in a simplified or symbolic form
concise
expressed in a simplified or concise way
education
simplified to be easier to understand
easy reading
simplified version of Shakespeare's plays for broad appeal
information
simplified to the point of being overly easy
game
simplified form of baseball for young children
clarity
resolved or simplified
music
simplified musical section
business
simplified representation of an economic process
science
simplified theory ignoring complex details
language
simplified language developed from two or more languages
psychology
simplified psychological concepts for mass audience
Examples of simplified in a sentence
He gave a simplified version of the story. The textbook uses simplified characters for beginners. She prefers reading in simplified Chinese.
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- French:simplifié, ...
- German:vereinfacht, vereinfachtes, ...
- Italian:semplificato, ...
- Spanish:simplificado, ...
- Portuguese:simplificado, ...
- Chinese:简化的, 简体的, ...
- Japanese:簡略化された, 簡体字の, ...
- Arabic:مُبَسَّط, مُخَفَّف, ...
- Hebrew:מְפֻשָּׁט, מְפֻשָּׁט, ...
- Russian:упрощённый, упрощенный, ...
- Ukrainian:спрощений, ...
- Hindi:सरलीकृत, ...
Definition of simplify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
general usetr. make something easier to understand or dotr.
- We need to simplify the instructions for clarity.
2.
mathematicstr. TECH. reduce an equation or expression to a simpler formtr. TECH.
- Simplify the fraction to its lowest terms.
3.
make simpleintr. become less complex or easierintr.
- The process will simplify over time.
Origin of simplify
Latin, simplex (simple) + facere (to make)
Examples of simplify in a sentence
Let's simplify the process to save time. You need to simplify the equation before solving it. The teacher asked us to simplify the expression. As technology advances, systems simplify. The instructions will simplify as you get familiar.
View all translations of simplify
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- French:simplifier, réduire, ...
- German:vereinfachen, einfacher werden, ...
- Italian:semplificare, ridurre, ...
- Spanish:simplificar, reducir, ...
- Portuguese:simplificar, tornar mais simples, ...
- Chinese:精简, 化简, ...
- Japanese:簡素化する, 簡略化する, ...
- Arabic:بَسَّطَ, تَبَسَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַשֵּׁט, לְפַשֵּׁט, ...
- Russian:упростить, упрощать, ...
- Ukrainian:спростити, звести, ...
- Hindi:सरल बनाना, सरलीकरण करना, ...
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