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Definition of word cloud - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
data visualizationTECH. visual display of word frequency in text dataTECH.
- The word cloud shows which words appear most often.
- She created a word cloud to summarize the survey responses.
- The presentation included a word cloud of customer feedback.
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Expressions with word
receive information or news
I got word that the meeting is canceled..
word like please or thank you for politeness
Remember to say the magic word when asking.
praise or positive comment about someone or something
She always has a good word to say about her colleagues..
person or thing that is very well known
She became a household word after the movie's release.
fail to keep a promise or commitment
He broke his word and didn't show up.
do what you promised or said you would do
He always keeps his word.
do what you promised
If you say you'll come, keep your word and show up.
express surprise or astonishment at something unexpected
Oh my word, I can't believe you did that!
believe what someone says without checking or proof
I will take your word for it that the event is tomorrow.
in silence without speaking or making noise
She left the room without a word.
in silence or without speaking further
She left the room without another word.
in exactly the same words as were used originally
She repeated the conversation word for word..
strong promise that something will be done or happen
I give you my word I will finish the work by Friday.
describe a dispute where only two people give opposite statements without proof
Without any video or witnesses, it will be his word against mine.
through spoken communication
The news spread quickly by word of mouth.
immediately from the start of an event
She was winning from the word go.
manage to speak in a conversation
I couldn't get a word in during the meeting.
reliable in keeping promises or commitments
She is good as her word and always helps.
speak to someone privately about a concern
I need to have a quiet word with you about your work.
speak privately to discuss something important
Can I have a word with you later?
receive a promise or assurance from someone
You have my word that I will help you.
be the final speaker in a discussion
She always wants to have the last word in meetings.
used to introduce a summary
In a word, the movie was fantastic.
final decision or authority in a matter
She always has the last word in family decisions..
Expressions with cloud
sky becomes covered with clouds
The sky began to cloud over before the storm.
sky becomes overcast with clouds
The sky began to cloud up before the storm.
state of extreme happiness or bliss
After winning the lottery, she was on cloud nine.
make a problem less clear or more confusing
He tried to cloud the issue with irrelevant details.
in a state of blissful happiness
He felt on cloud nine during their honeymoon.
make someone unable to think clearly
His emotions clouded his judgment during the meeting.
influence someone's decision negatively
His personal feelings clouded his judgment on the matter.
cause doubt or suspicion
The scandal cast a cloud over his reputation.
state of being suspected of wrongdoing
The politician operated under a cloud of suspicion for years.
sign of future trouble or difficulty
The sudden drop in sales is a cloud on the horizon for the company.
make someone unable to think clearly
His emotions clouded his judgement during the meeting.
express that bad situations have some good aspect
Every cloud has a silver lining, so don't lose hope now..
feeling of deep sorrow or unhappiness
A cloud of sadness hung over him after the news.
in a state of suspicion or disgrace
He left the company under a cloud after the scandal.
every good situation can turn bad
She reminded him that every silver lining has a cloud.
cloud in the sky that looks dark
A dark cloud loomed over the horizon.
cloud of dust suspended in the air
The car drove away, leaving a dust cloud.
cloud that produces or signals rain by its dark color
A rain cloud formed above the city.
dark cloud indicating a coming storm
The storm cloud loomed over the horizon.
wall of clouds seen from afar
The ship sailed towards the looming cloud bank.
cloud of dust and debris after explosion
The explosion left a towering mushroom cloud in the sky.
ominous sign that war threatens
The war cloud loomed over the negotiations.
cloud from which snow falls or may fall
The snow cloud loomed over the mountain.
software that runs on the internet, not your device
I use a cloud app for editing photos.
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- French:nuage de mots, ...
- German:Wortwolke, ...
- Italian:nuvola di parole, ...
- Spanish:nube de palabras, ...
- Portuguese:nuvem de palavras, ...
- Chinese:词云, ...
- Japanese:ワードクラウド, ...
- Arabic:سَحابَة كَلِمات, ...
- Hebrew:עֲנַן מִילִים, ...
- Russian:облако слов, ...
- Ukrainian:хмара слів, ...
- Hindi:शब्द मेघ, ...
- Bengali:ওয়ার্ড ক্লাউড, ...
- Catalan:núvol de paraules, ...
- Czech:slovní mrak, ...
- Danish:ordsky, ...
- Dutch:woordwolk, ...
- Greek:σύννεφο λέξεων, ...
- Hungarian:szófelhő, ...
- Khmer:ពពកពាក្យ, ...
- Korean:워드 클라우드, ...
- Persian:ابر واژه, ...
- Polish:chmura słów, ...
- Portuguese (BR):nuvem de palavras, ...
- Romanian:nor de cuvinte, ...
- Swedish:ordmoln, ...
- Thai:เมฆคำ, ...
- Turkish:kelime bulutu, ...
- Vietnamese:đám mây từ, ...
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