intersect in Italian
intersect in Italian is intersecare — intersect means to cross or meet at a point, cutting across each other.
intersect in Italian
intersecare
What does "intersect" mean?
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verb To cross or meet at a point, cutting across each other.
"The two roads intersect just outside town."
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verb Mathematics: for two sets, to share at least one common element.
"The two circles intersect at two distinct points."
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intersect in a sentence
- The two roads intersect just outside town.
- Her research intersects psychology and economics.
- The two circles intersect at two distinct points.
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What is "intersect" in Italian?
"intersect" in Italian is intersecare. intersect means: To cross or meet at a point, cutting across each other.
How do you use "intersect" in a sentence?
Example: "The two roads intersect just outside town." In Italian, "intersect" is intersecare.
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