theodolite in Irish
theodolite in Irish is teodailít — theodolite means a surveyor's instrument that sights a target through a telescope on a stand and measures its angle up and across.
theodolite in Irish
teodailít
A surveying instrument, consisting of a small mounted telescope, used to measure horizontal and vertical angles.
What does "theodolite" mean?
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noun A surveyor's instrument that sights a target through a telescope on a stand and measures its angle up and across.
"The surveyor set up the theodolite on a tripod at the edge of the field."
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theodolite in a sentence
- The surveyor set up the theodolite on a tripod at the edge of the field.
- They used a theodolite to measure the angle to the top of the tower.
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What is "theodolite" in Irish?
"theodolite" in Irish is teodailít. theodolite means: A surveyor's instrument that sights a target through a telescope on a stand and measures its angle up and across.
How do you use "theodolite" in a sentence?
Example: "The surveyor set up the theodolite on a tripod at the edge of the field." In Irish, "theodolite" is teodailít.
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