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calculator
[ kal-kyuh-ley-ter ]
noun
- a person who calculates or computes.
- Also called calculating machine. a small electronic or mechanical device that performs calculations, requiring manual action for each individual operation.
- a person who operates such a machine.
- a set of tables that facilitates calculation.
calculator
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noun
- a device for performing mathematical calculations, esp an electronic device that can be held in the hand
- a person or thing that calculates
- a set of tables used as an aid to calculations
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of calculator1
Example Sentences
Consider using a Social Security claiming calculator or talking with a financial planner to determine the best strategy for your individual situation.
They imagine the American voter as some type of human calculator who makes political decisions to maximize their material, economic, or otherwise “rational†goal and output.
“Kids are putting in old phones, they are putting in burner phones, they are putting in battery packs. And most popular: calculators.â€
He said the show was trying to choose tasks that keep up with modern technology, despite contestants having no access to the internet or their mobile phones or calculators.
I had a mortgage calculator on my phone, and I’d rattle off what a monthly payment might be on whatever house we were scheduled to see, the anticipation like static electricity.
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