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concave

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concaveadjektiv

more concave

Komp.

most concave

Super.

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Übersetzungen

вогнутый

The mirror has a concave surface.

Зеркало имеет вогнутую поверхность.

Definitionen

Curved inward like the interior of a circle or sphere.

The concave surface of the bowl made it perfect for holding soup.

(Geometry) Having an outline or surface that curves inward; specifically, (of a polygon) containing at least one interior angle greater than 180°.

A concave pentagon has one interior angle greater than 180 degrees.

(Mathematics) Curving downward such that any straight line segment between two points on the graph of a function lies entirely below or on the graph.

The profit function is concave over that interval, so marginal returns diminish.

Synonyme

Antonyme

concavesubstantiv

concaves

Pl.

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Übersetzungen

вогнутость

The concave of the mirror made the reflection appear smaller.

Вогнутость зеркала сделала отражение меньше.

Definitionen

A surface or line that curves inward like the interior of a circle or sphere.

The concave of the spoon reflected the light in a unique way.

concaveverb

concaved

Präteritum

concaved

Partizip Perfekt

concaving

Gerundium

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Rare, transitive: to make something concave.

Definitionen

To make (something) concave; to curve or bend inward.

The artisan concaved the wooden board to fit the frame.