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collates

Pronunciation: [kəˈleɪts]

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Learn how to use collates in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “organization”

(verb) to arrange or gather different pieces of information or items in a way that makes them easier to read or understand. Imagine putting all the drawings from your friends into a neat folder so you can look at them together.

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She collates the data from the surveys so we can analyze the results.

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He didn't collate the notes properly, and now they are all mixed up.

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How do you collate the information for your project?

Context: “comparison”

(verb) to collect and compare information or items to see their differences and similarities. This could be like looking at two books side by side to see what they each say about a topic.

Example

The scientist collates research findings from different studies to draw a conclusion.

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She never collates the results, so it's hard to know what works best.

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Why is it important to collate results from various experiments?

How to pronounce collates

Pronunciation: [kəˈleɪts]

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