table
/ˈteɪbəl/
noun
Masa, düz yüzeyli ve bacaklı mobilya
A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on.
- We sat around the dinner table.
- She placed the book on the table.
- They bought a new coffee table for the living room.
- The research team organized the experimental data into a comprehensive table that displayed correlations between temperature variations and reaction rates.
- During the budget negotiations, committee members agreed to table the controversial infrastructure proposal until additional funding sources could be identified.
- Archaeological findings from the excavation site were catalogued in a detailed table showing artifact types, estimated ages, and precise coordinates of discovery.
noun
Satır ve sütunlar halinde düzenlenmiş veriler
A set of data arranged in rows and columns.
- Check the table on page 12 for the results.
- The periodic table shows all the chemical elements.
- I created a table to compare the prices.
verbformal
Ertelemek veya tartışma için resmi olarak sunmak
To postpone consideration of something, or to present something formally for discussion.
- They decided to table the motion until next month.
- The committee tabled the proposal for review.
- Let's table this discussion for now.