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cyclic

/ˈsaɪ.klɪk/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui se produit par cycles ou se répète de manière régulière.

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adjective

/ˈsaɪ.klɪk/C1formalscientific
  • frQualifie ce qui se produit par cycles ou se répète de manière régulière.

Describes something that occurs in cycles or is repeated regularly.

  1. Recurring in cyclesB2formalscientific

    Happening or repeating in a regular cycle or pattern.

    frcyclique

    • The economy experiences cyclic periods of growth and recession.
    • Cyclic changes in the climate are studied by meteorologists.
    • The cyclic nature of the seasons is a fundamental aspect of our planet.

    Synonymescyclicalperiodicrecurrentrecurringrepeatedrhythmicseasonal

    Antonymesacyclicnoncyclic

  2. Conforming to the Carnot cycleC1formalscientific

    Relating to or following the principles of the Carnot cycle, an idealized thermodynamic cycle.

    frConforme au cycle de Carnot

    • The engine operates on a cyclic process that approximates the Carnot cycle.
    • A cyclic heat engine achieves maximum theoretical efficiency.
    • The Carnot cycle is a cyclic model for understanding heat engines.
  3. Having a ring structure (chemistry)C1formalscientific

    Describing a chemical compound whose atoms are arranged in a closed ring.

    frcyclique (chimie)

    • Benzene is a classic example of a cyclic hydrocarbon.
    • Many cyclic compounds are found in organic chemistry.
    • The molecule has a cyclic structure with six carbon atoms.

    Synonymesclosed chainring

    Antonymesacyclicopen-chain

  4. Arranged in a whorl (botany)C1formalscientific

    Having plant parts, such as leaves or petals, arranged in a circular pattern around a stem.

    frdisposé en verticille

    • The leaves of this plant are cyclic, forming a whorl around the stem.
    • Cyclic flower parts are typical of many angiosperms.
    • The botanist noted the cyclic arrangement of the petals.

    Synonymesverticillatewhorled

Formes
  • more cyclic comparative form
  • most cyclic superlative form
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