linear in Japanese
linear in Japanese is リニア, リンネル, 一次 — linear means arranged in or resembling a straight line.
linear in Japanese
リニア
Pronounced: rinia
リンネル
Pronounced: rinneru
一次
Pronounced: ichiji
線形
Pronounced: senkei
What does "linear" mean?
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adj Arranged in or resembling a straight line.
"The linear row of lamps along the path lit our way home."
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adj Progressing in a single, step-by-step sequence rather than jumping around.
"Her essay was clear because the argument followed a linear order from start to finish."
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adj In mathematics, relating to an equation or relationship of degree one, producing a straight-line graph.
"In a linear equation, the highest power of the unknown is one."
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linear in a sentence
- The linear row of lamps along the path lit our way home.
- Many old villages grew in a linear pattern beside the main road.
- Her essay was clear because the argument followed a linear order from start to finish.
- The course follows a linear path from beginner to advanced topics.
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What is "linear" in Japanese?
"linear" in Japanese is リニア, リンネル, 一次. linear means: Arranged in or resembling a straight line.
How do you pronounce リニア?
"linear" in Japanese is リニア, pronounced "rinia".
How do you use "linear" in a sentence?
Example: "The linear row of lamps along the path lit our way home." In Japanese, "linear" is リニア, リンネル, 一次.
Are there other ways to say "linear" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "linear": リニア, リンネル, 一次, 線形.
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