Definition of staticize in English:

staticize

(also staticise)

verb ˈstatɪsʌɪz

1with object To render static, to treat in a static way. rare before 20th cent.
2with object Computing and Electronics. To convert (data or signals) into a static (time-independent) form; to subject to the action of a staticizer.

verb ˈstatɪsʌɪz

rare

with object = statisticize. Also without object: to use statistical techniques.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Methodist Quarterly Review. From static + -ize
late 19th century; earliest use found in Planets & People. Shortened from statisticize.

Definition of staticize in US English:

staticize

(also staticise)

verbˈstatɪsʌɪz

1with object To render static, to treat in a static way. rare before 20th cent.
2with object Computing and Electronics. To convert (data or signals) into a static (time-independent) form; to subject to the action of a staticizer.

verbˈstatɪsʌɪz

rare

with object = statisticize. Also without object: to use statistical techniques.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Methodist Quarterly Review. From static + -ize<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Planets & People. Shortened from statisticize.

单词	staticize
释义	Definition of staticize in English: staticize (also staticise) verb ˈstatɪsʌɪz 1with object To render static, to treat in a static way. rare before 20th cent. 2with object Computing and Electronics. To convert (data or signals) into a static (time-independent) form; to subject to the action of a staticizer. verb ˈstatɪsʌɪz rare with object = statisticize. Also without object: to use statistical techniques. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Methodist Quarterly Review. From static + -ize late 19th century; earliest use found in Planets & People. Shortened from statisticize. Definition of staticize in US English: staticize (also staticise) verbˈstatɪsʌɪz 1with object To render static, to treat in a static way. rare before 20th cent. 2with object Computing and Electronics. To convert (data or signals) into a static (time-independent) form; to subject to the action of a staticizer. verbˈstatɪsʌɪz rare with object = statisticize. Also without object: to use statistical techniques. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Methodist Quarterly Review. From static + -ize<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Planets & People. Shortened from statisticize.
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