Definition of subitize in English:

subitize

(also subitise)

verb ˈsʌbətʌɪz

Psychology

no object And with object. To apprehend (the number of things contained in a small sample) immediately, without needing to count.

1940s. From classical Latin subitus subite + -ize. On the circumstances of coinage see quot. 1949.

(also subitise)

verbˈsʌbətʌɪz

Psychology

no object And with object. To apprehend (the number of things contained in a small sample) immediately, without needing to count.

1940s. From classical Latin subitus subite + -ize. On the circumstances of coinage see quot. 1949.

单词	subitize
释义	Definition of subitize in English: subitize (also subitise) verb ˈsʌbətʌɪz Psychology no object And with object. To apprehend (the number of things contained in a small sample) immediately, without needing to count. Origin 1940s. From classical Latin subitus subite + -ize. On the circumstances of coinage see quot. 1949. Definition of subitize in US English: subitize (also subitise) verbˈsʌbətʌɪz Psychology no object And with object. To apprehend (the number of things contained in a small sample) immediately, without needing to count. Origin 1940s. From classical Latin subitus subite + -ize. On the circumstances of coinage see quot. 1949.
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