correlate

• Nom désignant l'une de deux ou plusieurs variables liées ou complémentaires, souvent utilisé dans des contextes statistiques ou de recherche ; peut aussi renvoyer à une chose qui correspond ou est en relation avec une autre.

A noun referring to either of two or more related or complementary variables, often used in statistics or research contexts.

1. Related thing or personC1formal

   Each of two or more things that are related or connected in a way that one affects the other.

   corrélat

   • In the study, income and education were found to be correlates.
   • The researchers identified several correlates of happiness.
   • One correlate of success is hard work.

   Synonymescomplementcounterpartequivalentparallel

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer une relation mutuelle ou une correspondance entre deux ou plusieurs choses, souvent dans un contexte statistique ou analytique.

A verb used to indicate a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things, often in a statistical or analytical context.

1. B2formalscientific

   To have a mutual relationship or connection, in which one thing affects or depends on another.

   être en corrélation

   • The study found that stress levels correlate with sleep quality.
   • Economic growth often correlates with increased consumer spending.
   • Researchers are trying to correlate the data from both experiments.

   Synonymesagreeassociateconnectcoordinatecorrespondinterrelatelinkmatchparallelrelate

2. Bring into relationB2formalscientific

   To establish or show a connection or relationship between two or more things.

   Mettre en relation

   • The scientist correlated the patient's symptoms with the lab results.
   • We need to correlate the survey responses with demographic information.
   • Historians correlate the rise of the empire with climate changes.

   Synonymesassociatecompareconnectcoordinatelinkmatchrelate