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triangulation in Bulgarian

triangulation in Bulgarian is триангулация — triangulation means a method of finding an unknown location or distance using angles measured from known points.

triangulation in Bulgarian

триангулация
noun
Pronounced: triangulatsiya
(uncountable, surveying) A technique in which distances and directions are estimated from an accurately measured baseline and the principles of trigonometry; (countable) an instance of the use of this technique.

What does "triangulation" mean?

  1. noun A method of finding an unknown location or distance using angles measured from known points.
    "Cell towers use triangulation to estimate a phone's location."
  2. noun (figurative, politics) The strategy of positioning oneself between two opposing sides to appeal to the middle ground.
    "Critics called the policy shift a classic case of political triangulation."
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triangulation in a sentence

  • Cell towers use triangulation to estimate a phone's location.
  • Critics called the policy shift a classic case of political triangulation.

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What is "triangulation" in Bulgarian?

"triangulation" in Bulgarian is триангулация. triangulation means: A method of finding an unknown location or distance using angles measured from known points.

How do you pronounce триангулация?

"triangulation" in Bulgarian is триангулация, pronounced "triangulatsiya".

How do you use "triangulation" in a sentence?

Example: "Cell towers use triangulation to estimate a phone's location." In Bulgarian, "triangulation" is триангулация.

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