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Detailed Translations for collate from English to German

collate:

to collate verb (collates, collated, collating)

  1. to collate (allign)
    gleichstellen
    • gleichstellen verb (gleichstelle, gleichstellst, gleichstellt, gleichstellte, gleichstelltet, gleichgestellt)

Conjugations for collate:

present
  1. collate
  2. collate
  3. collates
  4. collate
  5. collate
  6. collate
simple past
  1. collated
  2. collated
  3. collated
  4. collated
  5. collated
  6. collated
present perfect
  1. have collated
  2. have collated
  3. has collated
  4. have collated
  5. have collated
  6. have collated
past continuous
  1. was collating
  2. were collating
  3. was collating
  4. were collating
  5. were collating
  6. were collating
future
  1. shall collate
  2. will collate
  3. will collate
  4. shall collate
  5. will collate
  6. will collate
continuous present
  1. am collating
  2. are collating
  3. is collating
  4. are collating
  5. are collating
  6. are collating
subjunctive
  1. be collated
  2. be collated
  3. be collated
  4. be collated
  5. be collated
  6. be collated
diverse
  1. collate!
  2. let's collate!
  3. collated
  4. collating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for collate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gleichstellen allign; collate adapt; assimilate; set; synchronise; synchronize

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Related Definitions for "collate":

  1. compare critically; of texts1
  2. to assemble in proper sequence1
    • collate the papers1

Wiktionary Translations for collate:

collate
verb
  1. sort multiple copies of printed documents into sequences of individual page order
  2. assemble something in a logical sequence
  3. examine diverse documents etc.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
collate stimmen; einstellen; berichtigen; führen; leiten; lenken réglertirer avec la règle des lignes droites sur du papier, du parchemin, du carton, etc. cf|papier réglé.