annotate

/'ænouteit/
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annotate

The student will annotate the text in the margins.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To add explanatory notes or comments to a text or diagram: The primary meaning involves providing additional information, explanations, or critical commentary to clarify the original material.
    • To provide interlinear or marginal explanations for words or phrases: A specific scholarly application where notes are inserted between lines or in the margins of a text to explain its content.
Examples
  • Verb:
    • The professor asked the students to annotate the difficult poem.
    • She meticulously annotated the historical document, highlighting key events.
    • Researchers often annotate datasets to make them usable for machine learning.
Advanced Usage
  • "to annotate a text": The standard construction for adding notes to any written work.
    • The editor's job was to annotate the manuscript before publication.
  • "heavily annotated": Describes a text with many notes.
    • The library's copy of the book was heavily annotated by a previous scholar.
Variants and Related Words
  • Annotation (n): The note or comment itself, or the act of adding notes.
    • The annotations in the margin were very helpful.
  • Annotator (n): A person who annotates.
    • The annotator of this edition is a renowned historian.
Synonyms
  • Gloss: To provide explanations for difficult words or passages.
  • Comment on: To write explanatory notes about.
  • Elucidate: To make clear or explain (often used for the purpose of annotation).
Related Phrases
  • Annotated edition: A published version of a text that includes explanatory notes from an editor or scholar.
    • I bought the annotated edition of Shakespeare's sonnets.
annotate

The student will annotate the text in the margins.

Verb
  1. provide interlinear explanations for words or phrases
    • He annotated on what his teacher had written
  2. add explanatory notes to or supply with critical comments
    • The scholar annotated the early edition of a famous novel

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