dipole in French
dipole in French is dipôle — dipole means an object, for example a magnet or a polar molecule, that carries opposite charge or polarity at each of its two ends.
dipole in French
dipôle
What does "dipole" mean?
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noun An object, for example a magnet or a polar molecule, that carries opposite charge or polarity at each of its two ends.
"A bar magnet is a simple example of a dipole."
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noun A radio dipole antenna.
"The engineer set up a dipole on the roof to improve reception."
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dipole in a sentence
- A bar magnet is a simple example of a dipole.
- The molecule behaves as a dipole because its charge is unevenly spread.
- The engineer set up a dipole on the roof to improve reception.
- A half-wave dipole is a common design for amateur radio.
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What is "dipole" in French?
"dipole" in French is dipôle. dipole means: An object, for example a magnet or a polar molecule, that carries opposite charge or polarity at each of its two ends.
How do you use "dipole" in a sentence?
Example: "A bar magnet is a simple example of a dipole." In French, "dipole" is dipôle.
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