charting

charting — 動詞

  • chartingpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • chartings3rd person singular
  • chartinging-ing form
  • chartingedpast simple

1. showing facts, numbers, or changes by drawing them on a graph, table, or visual

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

繪製圖表

把數據畫成圖表呈現

showing facts, numbers, or changes by drawing them on a graph, table, or visual diagram so people can see patterns easily

例句

Matthew is charting last quarter's sales figures for tomorrow's board meeting.

Matthew 正在為明天的董事會議繪製上一季的銷售數字圖表。

chart + financial data noun

The biology students are charting the height of their bean plants every morning.

生物課學生每天早上把豆苗的高度繪製成圖表。

chart + measurable noun across time

同義詞
  • plot

    very close in meaning; 'plot' is more common in maths and science contexts

  • graph

    informal verb use, only for line or bar graphs

  • map

    broader; can be used metaphorically beyond pure numbers

文法句型

chart + noun (data, growth, results)

用法筆記

Subject is usually a person, team, or software tool; object is data that can be plotted as points, bars, or lines.

常見錯誤

I charted about the new prices.
I charted the new prices.
💡'chart' is transitive and takes the data directly, not 'about'.

2. following something with care over a period and keeping a written or recorded ac

2.動詞及物C1
釋義

持續記錄

長時間追蹤並記錄發展

following something with care over a period and keeping a written or recorded account of how it develops

例句

Reema's documentary charts the rise of women's football in West Africa.

Reema 的紀錄片記錄了西非女子足球的崛起過程。

chart + the rise/decline of [trend]

The doctor is charting Nkechi's recovery week by week after the surgery.

醫師每週記錄 Nkechi 手術後的恢復狀況。

chart + person's progress

同義詞
  • track

    more general; covers both quiet recording and active monitoring

  • document

    stronger focus on creating a permanent record

  • chronicle

    literary; suggests a long, ordered account

文法句型

chart + abstract noun (rise, decline, journey, history)

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 1: sense 2 implies recording how something changes over time, often qualitatively, while sense 1 is about plotting numbers on a graph.

3. deciding step by step what someone or a group will do next, often in difficult o

3.動詞及物C1
釋義

擘劃方向

為未來規劃出具體路線

deciding step by step what someone or a group will do next, often in difficult or uncertain conditions, like a captain choosing the safest way across the sea

例句

Sofia is charting a new career path after leaving the law firm last spring.

Sofia 去年春天離開律師事務所後,正在擘劃新的職涯方向。

chart + a [new/different] path

The new mayor is charting a course for the city's housing crisis.

新市長正為這座城市的住房危機擘劃方向。

chart + a course for [issue]

同義詞
  • map out

    very close; slightly more informal

  • plot

    can sound secretive; better for strategy than open planning

  • outline

    weaker; just sketches the shape, not the full sequence

文法句型

chart + course/path/route/way

用法筆記

Object is almost always 'course', 'path', 'route', 'way', or 'direction'. Subject is usually a leader, team, or organization facing a decision.

常見錯誤

She is charting her business plan.
She is charting a course for her business.
💡'chart' wants a direction-style object, not the plan document itself.

4. of a song or album, appearing on an official weekly list of the most-bought or m

4.動詞不及物C1
釋義

進入排行榜

歌曲或專輯打入音樂榜單

of a song or album, appearing on an official weekly list of the most-bought or most-played records

例句

Shirin's debut single is charting at number three across most of Europe.

Shirin 的首張單曲在歐洲多數國家的排行榜上衝到第三名。

chart at + [position]

The band's new album is charting strongly in Australia and New Zealand.

這個樂團的新專輯在澳洲和紐西蘭的排行榜表現亮眼。

chart + adverb of strength

同義詞
  • rank

    more general; works for any list, not just music

  • place

    neutral; less specific to the weekly chart format

文法句型

[song/album] + charts (at number N)

用法筆記

Subject must be a recording (song, single, album, track). Distinguish from sense 1: sense 4 is intransitive and only used in the music industry.

常見錯誤

The singer is charting her new song.
The singer's new song is charting.
💡the song is the subject, not the singer.

charting — 名詞