cartograph

cartograph — noun

1. a diagram that shows where places are or how an area or route is laid out.

1.名詞C2
釋義

a diagram that shows where places are or how an area or route is laid out.

例句

The captain spread an old cartograph across the cabin table.

physical cartograph used for navigation

Renata found a cartograph of the valley inside her grandfather's desk.

cartograph of + place

同義詞
  • map

    the everyday and much more common word

  • chart

    often used for navigation or other technical displays

  • plan

    usually shows the layout of a building or small area from above

文法句型

a cartograph of + place

用法筆記

Usually refers to a physical map or chart as an object, especially in historical, technical, or formal writing. It is far less common than map and often appears in archives, museums, or navigation contexts.

常見錯誤

❌She studied cartograph at university.
✅She studied cartography at university.
💡'cartograph' is a map itself, not the subject of making maps.