tables

A2 · Elementary Plural noun

n. lists of facts or numbers arranged in rows and columns.

n. systematic arrangements of data, usually in rows and columns for easy reference.

“You can find the price changes in the tables at the back of the report.”

“The researcher included several statistical tables to illustrate the correlation between urban density and public transport usage.”

A2 · Elementary Plural noun Mathematics

n. the lists of numbers you learn in school to help you multiply.

n. a set of facts about the results of multiplying numbers together, typically memorised by students.

“The children are practicing their seven times tables this week.”

“Mastering multiplication tables at a young age provides a necessary foundation for more complex mental arithmetic later in life.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Formal

v. to officially suggest a plan or idea so that people can talk about it.

v. to formally present a proposal or document for discussion or a vote; used in the third-person singular.

“The minister tables a new report on education every year.”

“The chairperson tables the motion for the committee's consideration, though a final vote is not expected until the next session.”