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colate

Definition:

Verb: To arrange, organize, or sort things according to a specific criterion or category.

Senses:

Sense 1: To separate liquids from solids by passing through a filter.
Sense 2: To compile or gather information by collecting and analyzing relevant data.
Sense 3: In some local dialects, a variation of the verb "calculate" meaning to perform mathematical operations.

Examples:

Verb:

Sense: To arrange, organize, or sort things according to a specific criterion or category.

1. She decided to colate her book collection by genre.

2. The students were asked to colate the different types of leaves they found during the nature walk.

3. I need to colate these documents alphabetically to make them easier to find.

Verb:

Sense: To separate liquids from solids by passing through a filter.

1. The coffee filter effectively colates the ground coffee from the liquid.

2. You need to colate the pulp from the freshly squeezed orange juice.

Verb:

Sense: To compile or gather information by collecting and analyzing relevant data.

1. The researchers spent months colating data from various sources for their study.

2. It's important to colate accurate information before making any conclusions.

Verb:

Sense: In some local dialects, a variation of the verb "calculate" meaning to perform mathematical operations.

1. In the regional dialect, they use the term "colate" instead of "calculate" when discussing math problems.

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