graph (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɡræf/

Definition

A visual representation of data, showing the relationship between two or more variables, often using lines, bars, or points.

Examples

• The chart showed a bar graph of the company's sales figures.

• We used a pie graph to illustrate the budget breakdown.

• The scatter graph revealed a strong correlation between the two factors.

How to Use graph

graph of (prepositional phrase)

Used to specify what the graph represents or illustrates. — "This is a graph of the population growth over the last century."

bar graph (collocation)

A graph that uses rectangular bars to represent data. — "The sales figures were presented in a clear bar graph."

line graph (collocation)

A graph that uses points connected by lines to show data, often trends over time. — "We observed a steady increase in the line graph."

pie graph (collocation)

A circular graph divided into sectors to show proportions. — "The pie graph illustrated the market share of each company."

Synonyms of graph

Words with a similar meaning to graph:

• chart
• diagram
• plot
• infographic

Antonyms of graph

Words with the opposite meaning to graph:

• raw data
• table

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