Definition of cartogram in English:

cartogram

noun ˈkɑːtəɡramˈkɑrdəˌɡræm

A map on which statistical information is shown in diagrammatic form.
（以图表形式展示统计信息的）统计地图
Example sentencesExamples
- Stephen North and colleagues have developed methods for computing cartograms and I used their approach to create a cartogram of the election results.
- With the aid of a colour copier he managed to make a few copies of the cartogram.
- Fascinating cartograms of the election results can be found at this site.
- Cosma Shalizi has put together a wonderful compilation of electoral college maps and cartograms.
- Scroll down to Antonio Scarponi's cartogram of web citizens, where area on the map is proportional to number of users.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French cartogramme, from carte 'map or card' + -gramme (from Greek gramma 'thing written').

Definition of cartogram in US English:

cartogram

nounˈkɑrdəˌɡræmˈkärdəˌɡram

A map on which statistical information is shown in diagrammatic form.
（以图表形式展示统计信息的）统计地图
Example sentencesExamples
- Fascinating cartograms of the election results can be found at this site.
- Cosma Shalizi has put together a wonderful compilation of electoral college maps and cartograms.
- Stephen North and colleagues have developed methods for computing cartograms and I used their approach to create a cartogram of the election results.
- With the aid of a colour copier he managed to make a few copies of the cartogram.
- Scroll down to Antonio Scarponi's cartogram of web citizens, where area on the map is proportional to number of users.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French cartogramme, from carte ‘map or card’ + -gramme (from Greek gramma ‘thing written’).

单词	cartogram
释义	Definition of cartogram in English: cartogram noun ˈkɑːtəɡramˈkɑrdəˌɡræm A map on which statistical information is shown in diagrammatic form. （以图表形式展示统计信息的）统计地图 Example sentencesExamples Stephen North and colleagues have developed methods for computing cartograms and I used their approach to create a cartogram of the election results. With the aid of a colour copier he managed to make a few copies of the cartogram. Fascinating cartograms of the election results can be found at this site. Cosma Shalizi has put together a wonderful compilation of electoral college maps and cartograms. Scroll down to Antonio Scarponi's cartogram of web citizens, where area on the map is proportional to number of users. Origin Late 19th century: from French cartogramme, from carte 'map or card' + -gramme (from Greek gramma 'thing written'). Definition of cartogram in US English: cartogram nounˈkɑrdəˌɡræmˈkärdəˌɡram A map on which statistical information is shown in diagrammatic form. （以图表形式展示统计信息的）统计地图 Example sentencesExamples Fascinating cartograms of the election results can be found at this site. Cosma Shalizi has put together a wonderful compilation of electoral college maps and cartograms. Stephen North and colleagues have developed methods for computing cartograms and I used their approach to create a cartogram of the election results. With the aid of a colour copier he managed to make a few copies of the cartogram. Scroll down to Antonio Scarponi's cartogram of web citizens, where area on the map is proportional to number of users. Origin Late 19th century: from French cartogramme, from carte ‘map or card’ + -gramme (from Greek gramma ‘thing written’).
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