sphere

UK
/sfɪə/
US
/sfɪr/

Übersetzungen

spheresubstantiv
spheres
Pl.
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/sfɪə/
US
/sfɪr/
sphèreObjet géométrique à surface équidistante du centre.
The Earth is often modeled as a sphere in geography classes.
La Terre est souvent modélisée comme une sphère dans les cours de géographie.
sphèreDomaine, champ d’activité ou d’intérêt.
She has made significant contributions in the sphere of education.
Elle a apporté des contributions importantes dans la sphère de l’éducation.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
astrePour désigner un corps céleste, selon le contexte.
Synonyme
spherical object
sphereverb
sphered
Präteritum
sphered
Partizip Perfekt
sphering
Gerundium
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/sfɪə/
US
/sfɪr/
Archaic/literary verb meaning ‘to form into a sphere’ or ‘to place within a sphere’
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
encerclerSens figuré ou littéraire.
sphériserTerme rare ou technique.
sphereadjektiv
Used attributively before nouns in technical contexts, e.g., ‘sphere volume’.
sphériqueEmploi attributif ou technique.
The engineer calculated the sphere radius precisely.
L’ingénieur a calculé précisément le rayon sphérique.

Definitionen

spheresubstantiv
A round, three-dimensional geometric object where every point on the surface is equidistant from the center.
The Earth is often modeled as a sphere in geography classes.
A field or domain of activity or interest.
She has made significant contributions in the sphere of education.
A celestial body, such as a planet or star, considered as a spherical object.
Through the telescope, Mars appeared as a small reddish sphere.
sphereverb
To form into a sphere or make spherical.
The potter carefully sphered the clay into a perfect globe.
To enclose or place within a surrounding sphere; to encircle.
The mountain peaks were sphered in a halo of mist.
sphereadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun to indicate that the noun is related to or characterized by a sphere.
The engineer calculated the sphere radius precisely.