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format
noun
the
size
,
shape
,
or
arrangement
of
something
,
especially
the
way
information
,
a
document
,
or
a
program
is
organized
and
presented
•
The
teacher
explained
the
new
format
of
the
weekly
quiz
.
The
teacher
explained
the
new
format
of
the
weekly
quiz
.
•
The
TV
show
changed
its
format
to
attract
younger
viewers
.
The
TV
show
changed
its
format
to
attract
younger
viewers
.
Borrowed
from
French
format
,
from
Latin
forma
“
shape
,
form
.”
It
first
appeared
in
English
in
the
mid-19th
century
to
describe
book
sizes
before
broadening
to
other
kinds
of
arrangement
.
verb
-
format
,
formatting
,
formats
,
formatted
to
arrange
the
appearance
or
structure
of
text
,
pages
,
or
other
information
in
a
particular
way
•
She
formatted
the
essay
with
double
spacing
and
wide
margins
.
She
formatted
the
essay
with
double
spacing
and
wide
margins
.
•
Make
sure
to
format
the
table
so
the
numbers
align
.
Make
sure
to
format
the
table
so
the
numbers
align
.
verb
-
format
,
formatting
,
formats
,
formatted
to
prepare
a
disk
,
memory
card
,
or
other
storage
device
for
use
,
which
deletes
all
existing
data
•
Before
installing
the
new
system
,
he
had
to
format
the
hard
drive
.
Before
installing
the
new
system
,
he
had
to
format
the
hard
drive
.
•
The
photographer
formatted
the
memory
card
to
clear
space
for
new
pictures
.
The
photographer
formatted
the
memory
card
to
clear
space
for
new
pictures
.
diplomat
noun
a
person
who
officially
represents
their
government
in
a
foreign
country
.
•
The
experienced
diplomat
shook
hands
with
the
president
at
the
summit
.
The
experienced
diplomat
shook
hands
with
the
president
at
the
summit
.
•
A
skilled
diplomat
from
Brazil
negotiated
the
trade
deal
successfully
.
A
skilled
diplomat
from
Brazil
negotiated
the
trade
deal
successfully
.
Mid
18th
century
:
from
French
diplomate
,
back-formation
from
diplomatique
(
→
diplomatic
).
noun
a
person
who
is
good
at
dealing
with
other
people
in
a
sensitive
way
,
without
upsetting
or
offending
them
.
•
You
have
to
be
a
real
diplomat
to
handle
complaints
from
customers
all
day
.
You
have
to
be
a
real
diplomat
to
handle
complaints
from
customers
all
day
.
•
My
sister
is
such
a
diplomat
;
she
always
knows
how
to
smooth
things
over
in
arguments
.
My
sister
is
such
a
diplomat
;
she
always
knows
how
to
smooth
things
over
in
arguments
.
mat
noun
-
mat
,
matting
,
mats
,
matted
a
flat
piece
of
coarse
,
woven
,
or
rubber
material
placed
on
a
floor
,
especially
at
an
entrance
,
to
clean
or
protect
the
surface
.
•
Wipe
your
feet
on
the
mat
before
coming
inside
.
Wipe
your
feet
on
the
mat
before
coming
inside
.
•
She
rolled
out
her
yoga
mat
for
the
class
.
She
rolled
out
her
yoga
mat
for
the
class
.
noun
-
mat
,
matting
,
mats
,
matted
a
thick
tangled
mass
of
a
soft
substance
,
such
as
hair
,
fur
,
or
seaweed
.
•
The
cat's
fur
formed
a
mat
behind
its
ears
.
The
cat's
fur
formed
a
mat
behind
its
ears
.
•
A
mat
of
weeds
choked
the
pond
.
A
mat
of
weeds
choked
the
pond
.
noun
-
mat
,
matting
,
mats
,
matted
a
thin
border
of
thick
paper
or
card
placed
around
a
picture
to
act
as
a
mount
or
to
form
part
of
a
frame
.
•
She
cut
a
mat
for
the
photograph
.
She
cut
a
mat
for
the
photograph
.
•
The
painting
was
displayed
with
a
simple
white
mat
.
The
painting
was
displayed
with
a
simple
white
mat
.
verb
-
mat
,
matting
,
mats
,
matted
form
or
cause
to
form
a
thick
tangled
mass
.
•
If
you
don't
brush
it
,
the
fur
will
mat
.
If
you
don't
brush
it
,
the
fur
will
mat
.
•
The
fibers
matted
together
when
wet
.
The
fibers
matted
together
when
wet
.
From
Old
English
mæt
,
meaning
a
lump
or
mass
.