chart (EN)
noun, verb

noun “chart”

sg. chart, pl. charts or uncountable
  1. a visual representation of an area
    We used a nautical chart to navigate through the unfamiliar waters.
  2. a visual representation of information in columns and rows
    The teacher displayed a chart on the board showing the students' grades for the semester.
  3. a diagram
    The teacher used a colorful chart to explain the water cycle to the students.
  4. a detailed record of a patient's medical information
    The nurse updated the patient's chart with the latest test results.
  5. a list showing the ranking of competitors, especially in music
    Her new single quickly climbed the music charts, reaching number one in just a week.
  6. a formal document granting or confirming rights
    The king granted the village a chart allowing them self-governance.

verb “chart”

chart; he charts; past charted, part. charted; ger. charting
  1. to make a visual representation of an area or thing
    The team charted the newly discovered cave system for future explorers.
  2. to plan
    Before the road trip, they charted a path that would allow them to visit all the landmarks on their list.
  3. to keep a detailed record of
    The scientist charted the temperature changes over the month to analyze the climate pattern.
  4. to be listed on a ranking of popular music
    Their latest single charted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100.