correlate
BrE /ˈkɒr.ə.leɪt/ AmE /ˈkɔːr.ə.leɪt/
verb / noun en → es
past correlated pp correlated ing correlating
to connect or relate one thing to another in a way that shows they are similar, connected, or have an effect on each other
relacionar, conectar, asociar
- correlate something with/to something
Collocations correlate data with results · correlate symptoms with diseases
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Scientists correlated the number of hours spent studying with exam scores.
Los científicos relacionaron el número de horas dedicadas al estudio con las calificaciones en los exámenes.
to match or agree with something else, especially in a way that shows they are connected or related
coincidir, concordar, corresponder
- correlate with/to something
Collocations correlate with the findings · correlate with the evidence
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The results correlate well with previous studies.
Los resultados coinciden bien con los estudios previos.
to find a relationship between two sets of numbers or facts, especially in statistics
establecer una relación estadística entre
- correlate something with/to something
Collocations correlate data sets · correlate variables
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Researchers correlated the incidence of disease with environmental factors.
Los investigadores establecieron una relación entre la incidencia de enfermedades y los factores ambientales.
a connection or relationship between two things that are similar, connected, or have an effect on each other
relación, conexión, correlación
Phrasal verbs
coincidir con, concordar con
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The findings correlate well with the results of other studies.
Los hallazgos coinciden bien con los resultados de otros estudios.
coincidir con, concordar con
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The data correlates to the trends observed.
Los datos coinciden con las tendencias observadas.