radial in Greek
radial in Greek is ακτινοειδής — radial means arranged like spokes, radiating outward from a central point.
radial in Greek
ακτινοειδής
Pronounced: aktinoeidis
Arranged like rays that radiate from, or converge to, a common centre.
What does "radial" mean?
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adjective Arranged like spokes, radiating outward from a central point.
"The spider built a web with radial threads running out from the center."
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adjective Relating to a radius, or built with reinforcing cords running at right angles to the direction of travel (as in radial tires).
"The tire shop sells radial tires in many different sizes."
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radial in a sentence
- The spider built a web with radial threads running out from the center.
- The streets in the old city have a radial layout around the square.
- The tire shop sells radial tires in many different sizes.
- Engineers measured the radial distance from the center of the wheel to the rim.
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What is "radial" in Greek?
"radial" in Greek is ακτινοειδής. radial means: Arranged like spokes, radiating outward from a central point.
How do you pronounce ακτινοειδής?
"radial" in Greek is ακτινοειδής, pronounced "aktinoeidis".
How do you use "radial" in a sentence?
Example: "The spider built a web with radial threads running out from the center." In Greek, "radial" is ακτινοειδής.
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