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analyse
[ an-l-ahyz ]
analyse
/ ˈænəˌlaɪz /
verb
- to examine in detail in order to discover meaning, essential features, etc
- to break down into components or essential features
to analyse a financial structure
- to make a mathematical, chemical, grammatical, etc, analysis of
- another word for psychoanalyse
Derived Forms
- ˌanalyˈsation, noun
- ˈanaˌlyser, noun
- ˌanaˈlysable, adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of analyse1
Example Sentences
When users perform searches and interact with websites on Google’s index, Google analyses its users behavior and often runs multiple recurrent tests, in order to make sure it is aligned with their intents and needs.
“OTT-Brasil’s main mission is to remove all citizens from organized gang looting routes, false police blitzes, and stray bullets, with information that is collected, analysed, and disseminated in a very short period of time,” he says.
A handy way to analyse this is through N-gram analysis reporting.
They then analysed the combined data on body shape measures, looking at waist-to-hip ratio, waist-to-thigh ratio, and waist and thigh circumference – in other words, all the areas where a person naturally stores fat.
Now it feels like every operation we analyse tries this at least once.
Analyse him with syntax and dictionary, and you will find "mistakes" and startling neology.
Analyse the causes that the ludicrous weakens memory, and laughter, mechanically, makes it difficult to remember a good story.
Analyse the seeds with the finest tools, and let the solar microscope come in aid of your senses, what do you find?
About the earliest as well as one of his most important separate works is Anleitung zur Analyse organischen, Korper, 1837.
Analyse this statement in its bearing upon the play-producing societies.
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