Definition of pie chart in English:

pie chart

noun

A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole.
（用圆的扇形图面积表示相对量的）饼形图，圆形分析图
a pie chart of how public money is spent
Example sentencesExamples
- We would have illustrated this with a pie chart, but fear this would only accelerate the crisis.
- Thus a pie chart showing carbon dioxide divides along roughly the same ratios as one showing energy use.
- If you are working with nominal or ordinal variables, the bar chart and the pie chart are two of the easiest methods to use.
- As the demographic pie chart indicates, in addition to members in industry and public practice, we also have members in the public sector and in education.
- The pie chart shows shares of download totals for the whole six-month period, showing the top ten distributions.
Synonyms
graph, table, tabulation, grid, histogram, diagram, guide, scheme, figure, illustration

Origin

1920s: because of the resemblance of the graph to a pie divided into portions.

Definition of pie chart in US English:

pie chart

nounˈpī ˌCHärtˈpaɪ ˌtʃɑrt

A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole.
（用圆的扇形图面积表示相对量的）饼形图，圆形分析图
a pie chart of how public money is spent
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus a pie chart showing carbon dioxide divides along roughly the same ratios as one showing energy use.
- As the demographic pie chart indicates, in addition to members in industry and public practice, we also have members in the public sector and in education.
- If you are working with nominal or ordinal variables, the bar chart and the pie chart are two of the easiest methods to use.
- The pie chart shows shares of download totals for the whole six-month period, showing the top ten distributions.
- We would have illustrated this with a pie chart, but fear this would only accelerate the crisis.
Synonyms
graph, table, tabulation, grid, histogram, diagram, guide, scheme, figure, illustration

Origin

1920s: because of the resemblance of the graph to a pie divided into portions.

词汇	pie chart
释义	Definition of pie chart in English: pie chart noun A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole. （用圆的扇形图面积表示相对量的）饼形图，圆形分析图 a pie chart of how public money is spent Example sentencesExamples We would have illustrated this with a pie chart, but fear this would only accelerate the crisis. Thus a pie chart showing carbon dioxide divides along roughly the same ratios as one showing energy use. If you are working with nominal or ordinal variables, the bar chart and the pie chart are two of the easiest methods to use. As the demographic pie chart indicates, in addition to members in industry and public practice, we also have members in the public sector and in education. The pie chart shows shares of download totals for the whole six-month period, showing the top ten distributions. Synonyms graph, table, tabulation, grid, histogram, diagram, guide, scheme, figure, illustration Origin 1920s: because of the resemblance of the graph to a pie divided into portions. Definition of pie chart in US English: pie chart nounˈpī ˌCHärtˈpaɪ ˌtʃɑrt A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole. （用圆的扇形图面积表示相对量的）饼形图，圆形分析图 a pie chart of how public money is spent Example sentencesExamples Thus a pie chart showing carbon dioxide divides along roughly the same ratios as one showing energy use. As the demographic pie chart indicates, in addition to members in industry and public practice, we also have members in the public sector and in education. If you are working with nominal or ordinal variables, the bar chart and the pie chart are two of the easiest methods to use. The pie chart shows shares of download totals for the whole six-month period, showing the top ten distributions. We would have illustrated this with a pie chart, but fear this would only accelerate the crisis. Synonyms graph, table, tabulation, grid, histogram, diagram, guide, scheme, figure, illustration Origin 1920s: because of the resemblance of the graph to a pie divided into portions.
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