Prononciations (4)
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/spɑːs/
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/spɑːɹs/
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spɑːs
Notes de prononciation
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spɑːɹs
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Adjectif
Having widely spaced intervals.
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a sparse array, index, or matrix
Plus d’exemples (1)
The Leicester to Grimsby service will become hourly throughout (with some extensions to Cleethorpes as at present), while a new hourly Peterborough to Doncaster service via Spalding, Sleaford and Lincoln will join up two routes with a sparse service at present.
Not dense; meager; scanty
Having few nonzero elements
Verbe
To disperse, to scatter.
Usage- désuet
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Plus d’exemples (1)
They began properly to ſparſe pretye rumours in the North, that no man ſhulde eate whyte breade, no man eate pygge, gooſe, or capon, without he agreed before with the kynge.
Adjectif
not dense
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a thin beard
trees were sparse