truncating
ˈtrʌŋkeɪtɪŋ
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Definition of truncating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
short cutRareshortening by cutting off a partRare
  • The truncating process made the text fit the page.
abridging cutting shortening
2.
abrupt endingRareending abruptlyRare
  • The truncating speech left the audience confused.
curtailing
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Origin of truncating

Latin, truncare (to cut) + -ing (action)

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truncation
the process of cutting short or truncating

Examples of truncating in a sentence

  • The truncating algorithm improved performance.
  • The truncating message was hard to understand.
  • His truncating remarks were unexpected.

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  1. French:tronqué, interrompu, ...
  2. German:abschneidend, abrupt endend, ...
  3. Italian:accorciato, interrotto, ...
  4. Spanish:acortado, abrupto, ...
  5. Portuguese:abreviador, abrupto, ...
  6. Chinese:截短, 突然结束的, ...
  7. Japanese:短縮する, 突然終わる, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقْتَطَع, مبتور, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְקֻצָּץ, קָטוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:усеченный, обрывающийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скорочення, обриваючий, ...
  12. Hindi:छोटा करना, अचानक समाप्त, ...
truncate
ˈtrʌŋkeɪt

Definition of truncate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
cut shortRarecut off the top or end part of somethingRare
  • The editor decided to truncate the article to fit the page limit..
cut shorten trim
2.
approximationTECH.approximate by ignoring terms beyond a chosen oneTECH.
  • We truncate the series after the third term.
abbreviate cut shorten

Adjective

1.
mathematicsRarecut short or having a blunt endRare
  • The tree had a truncate branch.
abbreviated cut shortened
2.
geometryRarehaving an abrupt end or terminationRare
  • The leaf had a truncate tip.
abbreviated cut shortened
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Origin of truncate

Latin, truncare (to cut off)

Examples of truncate in a sentence

  • The tree branches were truncated after the storm.
  • To simplify, truncate the equation at x squared.
  • They decided to truncate the data set for clarity.
  • To simplify the calculation, truncate the result to the nearest whole number.
  • The software can automatically truncate long decimals.
  • The architect decided to truncate the edges of the model.

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  1. French:raccourcir, tronqué, ...
  2. German:kürzen, abgestutzt, ...
  3. Italian:troncare, troncato, ...
  4. Spanish:acortar, truncado, ...
  5. Portuguese:truncar, truncado, ...
  6. Chinese:截短, 截短的, ...
  7. Japanese:切り詰める, 切り詰められた, ...
  8. Arabic:قَصَّ, مَقطوع, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַצֵּר, קָטוּם, ...
  10. Russian:усекать, усеченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скорочувати, обрізаний, ...
  12. Hindi:छाँटना, कुंद, ...

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