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perpendicularity

/pəˌpɛn.dɪ.kjʊˈlær.ɪ.ti/

Übersetzung: Zustand oder Eigenschaft, im rechten Winkel zu einer gegebenen Linie oder Ebene zu stehen, insbesondere zur Horizontalebene; auch das Verhältnis der Rechtwinkligkeit oder Orthogonalität zwischen Objekten.

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noun

/pəˌpɛn.dɪ.kjʊˈlær.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • deZustand oder Eigenschaft, im rechten Winkel zu einer gegebenen Linie oder Ebene zu stehen, insbesondere zur Horizontalebene; auch das Verhältnis der Rechtwinkligkeit oder Orthogonalität zwischen Objekten.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being at right angles to a given line or plane, especially the plane of the horizon, or the relation of opposition between things at right angles.

unzählbar

  1. Right angle relationC2formal

    The state or condition of being at a right angle to a given line, surface, or plane.

    deRechtwinkligkeit

    • The perpendicularity of the walls was checked with a spirit level.
    • In geometry, perpendicularity is a fundamental concept.
    • The architect ensured the perpendicularity of the columns to the base.

    Synonymeorthogonalityrectangularitysquareness

  2. Opposition at right anglesC2formal

    The relationship of opposition or exact alignment between two things that meet at a 90-degree angle.

    deRechtwinkligkeit

    • The perpendicularity of the two lines was proven by the theorem.
    • The surveyor verified the perpendicularity of the property boundaries.
    • Perpendicularity is essential in constructing stable frameworks.

    Synonymeorthogonalitysquareness

    Antonymealignmentparallelism

Formen
  • perpendicularities plural form
  • perpendicularities' possessive plural form
  • perpendicularity's possessive singular form
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