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quadrant

/kwod-ruhnt/US // ˈkwɒd rənt //UK // (ˈkwɒdrənt) //

象限,象限的,跨骏,象限性

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a quarter of a circle; an arc of 90°.
    • : the area included between such an arc and two radii drawn one to each extremity.
    • : something shaped like a quarter of a circle, as a part of a machine.
    • : Geometry, Astronomy. one of the four parts into which a plane, as the face of a heavenly body, is divided by two perpendicular lines, numbered counterclockwise from upper right: the first quadrant of the moon.
    • : an instrument, usually containing a graduated arc of 90°, used in astronomy, navigation, etc., for measuring altitudes.
    • : Astrology. one of the four quarters of the horoscope: determined by the ascendant, nadir, descendant, and midheaven and numbered counterclockwise from the ascendant.
    • : Furniture. one of two metal sliding pieces, of quadrant form, used to support the fall front of a desk from above.

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Examples

  • Gohara suggests starting small—a quarter of a pea-sized dollop for every quadrant of your face.

  • Focus on each quadrant of the mouth and make sure to brush where your teeth meet your gums.

  • It became a leading news outlet in the agriculturally rich, deeply conservative counties of southeast Arkansas, the most traditionally southern quadrant of the state.

  • If you imagine all the experiences we can have, from in-person to online, or recorded to live, up to now almost everything in life fit neatly into one of those quadrants.

  • There was a sheet of plastic dividing us, and the market had been sectioned into quadrants for distance.

  • Point it south and it shows you the stars and planets in that quadrant of the sky.

  • It was a "one-quadrant" film, appealing only to adult women.

  • People forget all too readily, but Greenspan is a consultant to Pimco, the largest bond manager in this quadrant of the galaxy.

  • In the Eastern Quadrant will be seen some specimens of present-day attire, chiefly ladies' and children's dresses.

  • A quadrant of a circle is one quarter of the same, being bounded on two of its sides by two radial lines, as in Figure 49.

  • There must also be change wheels, studs and quadrant plates, self-acting feed for surfacing and cross slide, and clamping nuts.

  • The discovery of the latitude is easily effected by the quadrant, but the longitude is the difficulty.

  • "It is very nice here," said Boris Stefanovitch, looking across to the Quadrant with wistful, melancholy eyes.