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axial

/ˈæk.si.əl/

Übersetzung: Sich auf eine Achse beziehend oder eine Achse bildend; wird in Geometrie, Mechanik und Anatomie verwendet, um etwas zu beschreiben, das um oder entlang einer Mittellinie liegt.

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adjective

/ˈæk.si.əl/C1formaltechnical
  • deSich auf eine Achse beziehend oder eine Achse bildend; wird in Geometrie, Mechanik und Anatomie verwendet, um etwas zu beschreiben, das um oder entlang einer Mittellinie liegt.

Relating to or forming an axis; used in geometry, mechanics, and anatomy to describe something situated around or along a central line.

  1. Relating to an axis of rotationC1formal

    Of or relating to an axis, especially one around which something rotates.

    deaxial

    • The axial tilt of the Earth causes the seasons.
    • The axial rotation of the wheel was measured precisely.
    • Engineers studied the axial movement of the turbine.

    Synonymecentralpivotal

  2. Relating to or attached to the axisC1formal

    Connected to or positioned on the central line of a structure.

    deaxial

    • The axial skeleton includes the skull and spine.
    • Axial fibers run along the central line of the muscle.
    • The axial part of the plant stem supports the leaves.

    Synonymecentralcentricmedianmiddlepivotal

    Antonymelateralperipheralradial

  3. Situated along an axisC1formal

    Located on or directed along the line of an axis.

    deAchsen-

    • The axial direction of the magnetic field was determined.
    • Axial symmetry is common in many natural forms.
    • The axial alignment of the crystals was observed under a microscope.

    Synonymeaxile

    Antonymelateralperipheralradial

Formen
  • more axial comparative form
  • most axial superlative form
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