Definition of stats in English:

stats

plural noun statsstæts

informal

short for statistics
Example sentencesExamples
- Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch.
- This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out.
- First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them.
- Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers.
- Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats?
- The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats.
- After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up.
- All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point.
- Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats.
- It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company.
- I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is.
- Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all.
- If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right?
- Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things?
- To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats.
- For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight.
- Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports?
- So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks.
- But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up.
- Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats.

Rhymes

congrats

Definition of stats in US English:

stats

plural nounstætsstats

informal

short for statistics
Example sentencesExamples
- Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things?
- First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them.
- This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out.
- I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is.
- If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right?
- It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company.
- Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers.
- But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up.
- So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks.
- All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point.
- For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight.
- Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats.
- Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all.
- To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats.
- Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats.
- Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats?
- Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports?
- After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up.
- Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch.
- The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats.

词汇	stats
释义	Definition of stats in English: stats plural noun statsstæts informal short for statistics Example sentencesExamples Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch. This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out. First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them. Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers. Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats? The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats. After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up. All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point. Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats. It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company. I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is. Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all. If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right? Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things? To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats. For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight. Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports? So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks. But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up. Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats. Rhymes congrats Definition of stats in US English: stats plural nounstætsstats informal short for statistics Example sentencesExamples Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things? First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them. This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out. I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is. If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right? It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company. Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers. But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up. So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks. All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point. For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight. Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats. Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all. To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats. Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats. Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats? Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports? After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up. Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch. The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats.
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