oblate

• Describe una forma achatada en los polos, como un esferoide; se usa a menudo en geometría y astronomía.

Describes a shape that is flattened at the poles, like a spheroid; often used in geometry and astronomy.

1. C1formal

   Describes a sphere that is flattened at the poles, so the equatorial diameter is larger than the polar diameter.

   Oblato

   • The Earth is an oblate spheroid, not a perfect sphere.
   • Saturn is visibly oblate due to its rapid rotation.
   • Astronomers measure the oblate shape of planets to study their internal structure.

   Sinónimoscompresseddepressedflattenedsquashed

   Antónimosprolate

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona laica que se ha consagrado a la vida religiosa o a la obra religiosa, a menudo en relación con una comunidad monástica.

A noun referring to a lay person who has dedicated themselves to religious work or a religious life, often in association with a monastic community.

1. Religious devoteeC1formal

   A lay person who has dedicated themselves to a religious community or life, often associated with a monastery or order.

   oblato

   • The oblate spent his days in prayer and service at the abbey.
   • She became an oblate of the Benedictine order after years of devotion.
   • The monastery welcomed several new oblates into their community.