グラフ

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

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General term for visual representations of data, including line graphs, bar charts, and diagrams.

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This graph shows the trend in sales.

〈事こと〉をグラフに表あらわすto represent something as a graph
売うり上あげの変へん化かをグラフに表あらわした。
I represented the changes in sales as a graph.
グラフを作さく成せいするto create a graph
エクセルで簡かん単たんにグラフを作さく成せいできる。
You can easily create a graph in Excel.
グラフが上じょう昇しょうするfor a graph (line) to rise
気き温おんを示しめすグラフが右みぎ肩かた上あがりに上じょう昇しょうしている。
The graph showing the temperature is rising steadily.
グラフを読よむto read (interpret) a graph
子こ供どもにもグラフを読よむ練れん習しゅうをさせている。
I have my child practice reading graphs too.

図ず表ひょうN2
図表 is a more formal or technical term used in reports and documents, while グラフ is the everyday word for a chart or graph.
表ひょうN3
グラフ is a graph or diagram showing data visually, while 表 is a broader term covering any table or list format, whether or not it includes a graph.
チャート
グラフ specifically refers to a graph or plot with axes, while チャート is a broader term that also covers tables, diagrams, and flowcharts.
ダイアグラムN2
グラフ refers specifically to a graph or chart with plotted data and axes, while ダイアグラム is a broader term that can also cover flowcharts and network diagrams.
図ず式しき
グラフ is a loanword used mainly for numerical graphs like bar or line charts, while 図式 can depict abstract structures without numbers.

表ひょうN3
表 refers to a table or list of data arranged in rows and columns, whereas グラフ is a visual chart like a bar or line graph.
グラフィックス
グラフ means a chart or graph showing data, while グラフィックス means visual imagery or graphic design; the words sound similar but refer to unrelated things.
グラフィック
グラフ means a graph or chart, while グラフィック means graphics or visual design; the two words sound similar but refer to different things.

枚まいN3
counter for thin, flat objects; sheet; plate; coin · serving of soba; portion of gyōza · sumo rank position; wrestler at a given rank · field; rice paddy plot · palanquin bearer

Loanword from English 'graph', adopted into Japanese with the katakana spelling グラフ.

pictograph

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