radial

UK
/ˈreɪ.di.əl/
US
/ˈreɪ.di.əl/

Translations

radialadjective
more radial
Comp.
most radial
Super.
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/ˈreɪ.di.əl/
US
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radialCourant en géométrie, en anatomie et en technique automobile.
The radial pattern of the flower petals was mesmerizing.
Le motif radial des pétales était envoûtant.
Additional translations
rayonnantEmploi plus descriptif pour une disposition partant d’un centre.
radialnoun
radials
pl
UK
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US
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radialeTerme d’ingénierie ou d’anatomie pour une ligne ou structure partant d’un centre.
The radial of the wheel was bent after the accident, affecting the bike's balance.
La radiale de la roue était tordue après l’accident, ce qui a affecté l’équilibre du vélo.
radialTerme d’automobile.
The mechanic recommended replacing the old tires with new radials for better performance.
Le mécanicien a recommandé de remplacer les anciens radials par des neufs pour de meilleures performances.
Synonyms
radial tire
radial tyre

Definitions

radialadjective
Arranged like rays or radii; spreading out from a central point.
The radial pattern of the flower petals was mesmerizing.
Relating to the radius bone in the forearm.
The doctor noted the radial fracture on the X-ray.
Pertaining to or resembling a radius or ray.
The radial symmetry of the starfish is a fascinating aspect of its biology.
Relating to or designating a pneumatic tire constructed with the cord plies arranged radially.
Radial tires provide better road grip and longer tread life.
radialnoun
A radial tire, which is a type of tire constructed with the cord plies arranged at 90 degrees to the direction of travel, and the tread is strengthened by additional layers of rubber.
The mechanic recommended replacing the old tires with new radials for better performance.
A line or structure that radiates from a central point, often used in the context of anatomy or engineering.
The radial of the wheel was bent after the accident, affecting the bike's balance.