table

US /ˈtebəl/

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UK /ˈteɪbl/

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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Diagram that shows data in rows and columns

I drew a table of information to show how much money our business is making

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Raised flat surface you sit at to work or eat

He put the cups of coffee down on the table

v.t.Transitive VerbTo leave an idea to be discussed at a later date

I will table this problem so we can talk about it at our next meeting

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Now, are you able to see the table kept on your right side?
Now, are you able to see the table kept on your right side?
Hence, we were not able to see the table when our one eye was closed.
Hence, we were not able to see the table when our one eye was closed.

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Besides this, some of these fish, even reach our table as seafood.
Besides this, some of these fish, even reach our table as seafood.

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metabolism sorta like a tabletop sorta like just the top up a table now most
metabolism sorta like a tabletop sorta like just the top up a table now most
be like to get a table and he supported with
be like to get a table and he supported with

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-and a big communal table to gather around.
-and a big communal table to gather around.

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And this is really cool because before I had one of these, I used to use my phone as an alarm clock and I'd have the phone on my bedside table,
And this is really cool because before I had one of these, I used to use my phone as an alarm clock and I'd have the phone on my bedside table,
I now have the physical alarm clock on my bedside table which means I can have the phone across the room away from my bed or even in the kitchen on charge if I really need to get up on morning.
I now have the physical alarm clock on my bedside table which means I can have the phone across the room away from my bed or even in the kitchen on charge if I really need to get up on morning.