Survey ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Survey ( noun )

1. An examination or investigation of a particular subject or situation.
2. An assessment or analysis of a particular situation or problem.
3. A set of questions or tasks used to gather information or opinions about a particular subject or group of people.

Origin:

Middle english survei, from anglo-french surveer, from latin super- + videre to see.

Examples:

1. A survey of public opinion.
2. He conducted a survey on customer satisfaction.
3. The survey results showed that most people were happy with the service.
4. The survey covered a wide range of topics.
5. The survey was conducted online.

(As a verb)

Survey ( verb )

1. An examination or investigation of a particular subject or situation.
2. An assessment or analysis of a particular situation or problem.
3. A set of questions or tasks used to gather information or opinions about a particular subject or group of people.

Origin:

Middle english survei, from anglo-french surveer, from latin super- + videre to see.

Examples:

1. A survey of public opinion.
2. He conducted a survey on customer satisfaction.
3. The survey results showed that most people were happy with the service.
4. The survey covered a wide range of topics.
5. The survey was conducted online.