bisection 的 3 个定义
- to cut or divide into two equal or nearly equal parts.
- Geometry. to cut or divide into two equal parts: to bisect an angle.
- to intersect or cross: the spot where the railroad tracks bisect the highway.
- to split into two, as a road; fork: There's a charming old inn just before the road bisects.
- Also called split. Philately. a portion of a stamp, usually half, used for payment of a proportionate amount of the face value of the whole stamp.
bisection 近义词
等同于 parting
等同于 good-bye
等同于 severance
bisection 的近义词 41 个
- analysis
- apportionment
- autopsy
- breaking
- carving
- demarcation
- detachment
- diagnosis
- disjunction
- disjuncture
- dismemberment
- dissolution
- distribution
- disunion
- divorce
- divorcement
- parceling
- parting
- partition
- reduction
- rupture
- segmentation
- selection
- separation
- split
- subdivision
- vivisection
- breaking down
- breaking up
- contrasting
- cutting up
- departmentalizing
- detaching
- disparting
- disseverance
- disseverment
- distinguishing
- dividing
- rending
- separating
- splitting up
bisection 的反义词 8 个
等同于 valediction
bisection 的近义词 20 个
- adieu
- break
- breaking
- breakup
- crossroads
- departure
- detachment
- divergence
- division
- farewell
- going
- good-bye
- leave-taking
- partition
- rift
- rupture
- severance
- split
- on the rocks
- split-up
bisection 的反义词 14 个
等同于 division
bisection 的近义词 20 个
- adieu
- break
- breaking
- breakup
- crossroads
- departure
- detachment
- divergence
- division
- farewell
- going
- good-bye
- leave-taking
- partition
- rift
- rupture
- severance
- split
- on the rocks
- split-up
bisection 的反义词 14 个
等同于 half
bisection 的近义词 5 个
更多bisection例句
- The bisection of the victim symbolized Christ slain and affording access to God through himself.
- Down from the right-hand bisection came the boys of the Triangle X outfit.
- Mitreing consists of halving the angle and making each piece to fit the line of bisection.
- Mr. Frazer does not here pretend to guess why the bisection occurred.
- The 'bisection' of his theory could not, I fear, be 'gradual.'