cusp

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cuspsubstantiv
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Pl.
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Übersetzungen
The cusp of the knife was very sharp.
Острие ножа было очень острым.
We are on the cusp of a new era in technology.
Мы находимся на границе новой эры в технологиях.
The company is on the cusp of a major breakthrough.
Компания находится на пике крупного прорыва.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A pointed or projecting end where two curves meet, especially on the crown of a tooth, the horns of a crescent moon, or the apex of an arch.
The telescope clearly showed the bright cusps of the waxing crescent moon.
A pivotal or transitional point marking the threshold between two different states, stages, or conditions.
The nation stood on the cusp of democratic reform.
Mathematics: a point on a curve where the curve changes direction abruptly and the tangent is undefined.
At the cusp of the cycloid, the velocity of the rolling point momentarily drops to zero.
Astrology: the boundary between two zodiac signs or astrological houses.
Born on the cusp of Aries and Taurus, he claimed to share traits of both signs.
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Präteritum
cusped
Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
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Definitionen
To form or develop a cusp; to come to a point.
In optics, the caustic surface cusps at regions of high intensity.
To shape or carve (something) so that it has one or more cusps.
The stonemason carefully cusped the gothic arch.