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Meanings of digitise in English

Portuguese
digitalizar

Put into digital form, as for use in a computer.

digitalizar
Usage of digitise in English
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Watson said the computer is needed to digitise thousands of images and artefacts.
Jamaica Observer
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Moves are already afoot to digitise syndicated loan workflows, despite the apparent challenges.
Reuters
3
They don't believe you can digitise a human being without losing the soul.
Altered carbon
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OK, you can digitise and freight the minds of a crack combat team.
Altered carbon
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It is a race against time to digitise what has survived.
BBC
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Any civilisation that could build a hyperportal must have been able to digitise consciousness.
Broken angels
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Receipt Bank helps you digitise every invoice and source document.
The South African
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The roll-out of broadband and metering applications is also taking time to digitise households.
Reuters
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We are calling for a cross-departmental action plan to really digitise public service in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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There are many good reasons to digitise your notes.
The Irish Times
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Yell has taken the decision to fully digitise the business, ending the publication's 51-year run.
The Guardian
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Only recently did a team from the Imperial War Museum complete and digitise the picture.
The Guardian
13
American author and publisher groups have reached a deal to allow Google to digitise millions of books.
The Irish Times
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Thus Google decided that it would digitise and store every book ever printed, regardless of copyright issues.
The Guardian
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Not all are upset by moves to digitise taxation and some entrepreneurs think business should pay more.
The Guardian
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Clients are ramping up, particularly those slow to digitise their business models before the pandemic, he observes.
The South African
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Translations for digitise
Portuguese
digitalizar
Digitise through the time