Usage Note
Tsart is borrowed from English 'chart' and is used in academic, business, and medical settings to refer to data visualizations, organizational charts, or patient records. Students encounter tsart frequently in school projects and presentations.
Examples
" Ipakita mo ang tsart. "
Natural Translation
Show the chart.
Literal Translation
Show you the chart.
" Tiningnan niya ang tsart ng mga numero. "
Natural Translation
He/She looked at the chart of numbers.
Literal Translation
Looked he/she the chart of numbers.
" Ginamit ng guro ang isang malaking tsart para ipaliwanag kung paano lumaki ang populasyon sa nakaraang dekada. "
Natural Translation
The teacher used a large chart to explain how the population grew over the past decade.
Literal Translation
Used of-the teacher the one large chart to explain how grew the population in past decade.
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