- 看过 tangential 的人也看了 :
- unrelated
- extraneous
- digressive
- divergent
- diverging
tangential 的定义
- pertaining to or of the nature of a tangent; being or moving in the direction of a tangent.
- merely touching; slightly connected: tangential information.
- divergent or digressive, as from a subject under consideration: tangential remarks.
- tending to digress or to reply to questions obliquely.
tangential 近义词
digressing
更多tangential例句
- The rumor about Alfa Bank that never amounted to anything was, at best, tangential.
- However, the decision does affirm the Supreme Court’s recognition of the importance of “vigorous enforcement of the antitrust laws in maintaining a competitive economy,” as Rifkin says, which could have some tangential impacts on other cases.
- The show is so tangential to their fame now, which exists largely on social media and in their entrepreneurial ventures, that it doesn’t have anything new to say.
- Sprinkled throughout the film are some tangential insights in the commercial life of a truffle after it’s been plucked out of the ground.
- A tangential answer to your question would be, what am I proudest of?
- Tangential characters are combined into composites or eliminated entirely; the same holds for certain events.
- Once again the idea came from a tangential story she came across researching Unbroken.
- “Many view the straw poll as almost tangential to all the happenings of CPAC,” said Republican political consultant Brian Donahue.
- Four tangential slots (C) are cut into the perimeter of the pulley (B), and in each is a hardened steel roller (D).
- He was positive there had been another section on top, shooting off at an angle, representing a problem in tangential stress.
- He ran off tangential to orbit at escape velocity on a pattern that would probably run in a straight path to infinity.
- But if it cannot get free, it is compelled to leave each new tangential direction, as soon as it has taken it.
- In this escapement as delineated there is perfect tangential locking.