notate

[US]/nəʊˈteɪt/
[UK]/noʊˈteɪt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt.to represent something in symbols; to write something in notation
Word Forms
Past Participlenotated
Past Tensenotated
Present Participlenotating
Third Person Singularnotates

Phrases & Collocations

notate findings

notate results

notate observations

notate details

notate changes

notate information

notate tasks

notate events

notate ideas

notate progress

Example Sentences

teachers often notate important points during lectures.

it's essential to notate your sources when writing a research paper.

musicians notate their compositions on sheet music.

she decided to notate her thoughts in a journal.

scientists notate their observations in a lab notebook.

he used symbols to notate the different stages of the experiment.

it's helpful to notate your progress in a planner.

during the meeting, she notated all the key decisions made.

he will notate the changes in the document for clarity.

writers often notate their ideas as they come to mind.

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