comprise

comprise englannista suomeksi

1. sisältää, koostua, muodostaa, olla

2. käsittää

0. Verbi

1. käsittää

2. sisältää

comprise englanniksi

1. To be up|made up of; to consist of (especially a comprehensive list of parts).In most varieties of English, using (m) in the active voice is generally treated as incorrect. Constructions like ''the UK comprises of four countries'' and ''four countries comprise of the UK'' are proscribed. Proscribed usage may sometimes arise from confusion between ''comprise'' and ''compose''. Some Asian dialects are exceptions, though, including Malaysian English (ofMalaysian English|quite commonly), and to varying degrees English|Indian, English|Singaporean, and others. (defdate)

(ux)

2. {{quote-journal|en|date=December 10, 2011|author=David Ornstein|work=BBC Sport

3. To compose; to constitute.Traditionally, the whole comprised its parts, whereas the parts (m) the whole. The ''Associated Press Stylebook'' advises journalists to maintain this distinction. For the parts to comprise the whole is sometimes considered incorrect. According to ''Webster's Dictionary|Webster's Dictionary'', it was originally usually found in technical writings, but Webster's indicates that it is becoming increasingly common in nontechnical literature as well. The ''American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language|American Heritage Dictionary'' and ''House Dictionary of the English Language|Random House Dictionary'' also state that it is an increasingly frequent and accepted usage.In the passive voice, the use of (m) with comprise (''is/are comprised of'') may be regarded as tautological because the same meaning can be expressed in the active (''comprises'') without (m), or with ''composed of'', which is both synonymous and non-tautological (since (m) in this sense always requires (m)). (defdate)

4. 1657, (w), ''(w)'' (translation), Prop. XXX

"Seeing then the angles comprised of equal right lines are equal, we have found the angle FDE equal to the angle ABC."

5. {{RQ:Vance Nobody|I

6. To contain or embrace. (defdate)

7. To include, contain, or be made up of, defining the minimum elements, whether essential or inessential to define an invention.In most jurisdictions, (m) is (l), as in nonexhaustive, but may be presumed to be a close-ended listing in other jurisdictions.

(cot) (q)

8. (feminine singular of)