annotate

Vocabulary Word

Definition
To 'annotate' is to add explanatory comments, or notes, to a document. It's like adding breadcrumbs of thoughts and insights alongside the main text
Examples in Different Contexts
In software development, to 'annotate' means to add explanatory notes or metadata to the code. A lead developer might say, 'Annotate the code thoroughly; it will help the team understand the logic and make future modifications easier.'
Practice Scenarios
Creative

Scenario:

There are some complex emotional transitions in this script. We need to make sure that actors understand them correctly.

Response:

Exactly, I’ll annotate the script with clearer direction for emotional transitions.

Impact

Scenario:

This policy document contains legal jargon that can be perplexing. The oversight committee will need to grasp its implications.

Response:

Yes, we should annotate this policy document to explain complex terms and potential outcomes.

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