annotating (Meaning)

Wordnet

annotating (n)

the act of adding notes

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of Annotate

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Students were actively annotating their textbooks to enhance their understanding of the assigned readings.
The researcher spent hours annotating the dataset with detailed notes on each variable's significance.
In the digital age, annotating PDFs has become a common practice for scholars and professionals.
As part of the literature analysis, the students were tasked with annotating specific passages that showcased the author's style.
The scientist was meticulously annotating the laboratory notebook, documenting every step of the experiment.
Programmers find value in annotating their code, making it easier for collaborators to understand and maintain.
Historians often spend considerable time annotating primary sources to provide context for future readers.
Art students were focused on annotating sketches and paintings to highlight artistic techniques and influences.
Language learners benefit from annotating vocabulary lists with additional notes and example sentences.
The book club members were actively annotating their copies, sharing insights and reactions to the narrative.

the act of adding notesof Annotate

explaining,interpreting, analyzing, clarifying, illustrating, solving, commentating,simplifying, demonstrating, defining

confounding, clouding, confusing, obscuring,clouding, confounding, confusing, obscuring, befogging,obfuscating

Students were actively annotating their textbooks to enhance their understanding of the assigned readings.

The researcher spent hours annotating the dataset with detailed notes on each variable's significance.

In the digital age, annotating PDFs has become a common practice for scholars and professionals.

As part of the literature analysis, the students were tasked with annotating specific passages that showcased the author's style.