table
🇺🇸
/ˈteɪbl/
🇬🇧
/ˈteɪbl/
noun
A1
A flat, often raised surface, usually supported by one or more legs, used for various activities like eating or working.
We sat at the dining table and enjoyed our meal.
R
A group of people gathered around a table, especially for a meal or game.
The laughter of the table filled the room.
A2
An organized display of data in rows and columns.
The table showed the comparison between the two products.
R
A ranking system for teams or individuals in a competition.
The team climbed to the top of the league table.
R
A set of multiplication facts for a specific number.
She practiced her multiplication tables every day.
verb
R
To formally propose a topic for discussion, especially in a meeting.
The committee tabled the new policy for review.
R
To postpone the discussion of a proposal until later.
The issue was tabled until the next session.
translation
A flat, often raised surface, usually supported by one or more legs, used for various activities like eating or working.; A group of people gathered around a table, especially for a meal or game.; An organized display of data in rows and columns.; A ranking system for teams or individuals in a competition.; A set of multiplication facts for a specific number.
To formally propose a topic for discussion, especially in a meeting.; To postpone the discussion of a proposal until later.
Word Forms
3rd Present
tables
Past
tabled
Perfect
tabled
Progressive
tabling
Plural
tables