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Definição de 'pole'

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pole

(poʊl )

Formas da palavra: plural poles

1. substantivo contável

A pole is a long thin piece of wood or metal, used especially for supporting things.

The truck crashed into a telegraph pole.

He reached up with a hooked pole to roll down the metal shutter.

2. substantivo contável

The earth's poles are the two opposite ends of its axis, its most northern and southern points.

For six months of the year, there is hardly any light at the poles.

3. See also North Pole, South Pole

4. substantivo contável

The two poles of a range of qualities, opinions, or beliefs are the completely opposite qualities, opinions, or beliefs at either end of the range.

The two politicians represent opposite poles of the political spectrum.

Sinônimos: extremity, limit, terminus, antipode Mais sinônimos de pole

5.

See poles apart

Mais sinônimos de pole

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Pole

Formas da palavra: plural Poles

substantivo contável

A Pole is a person who comes from Poland.

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pole in British English 1

(pəʊl )

substantivo

1.

a long slender usually round piece of wood, metal, or other material

2.

the piece of timber on each side of which a pair of carriage horses are hitched

3. another name for rod (sense 7)

4. horse racing, mainly US and Canadian

a.

the inside lane of a racecourse

b.

(as modifier)

the pole position

c.

one of a number of markers placed at intervals of one sixteenth of a mile along the side of a racecourse

5. nautical

a.

any light spar

b.

the part of a mast between the head and the attachment of the uppermost shrouds

6. See under bare poles

7. See up the pole

verbo

8. (transitive)

to strike or push with a pole

9. (transitive)

a.

to set out (an area of land or garden) with poles

b.

to support (a crop, such as hops or beans) on poles

10. (transitive)

to deoxidize (a molten metal, esp copper) by stirring it with green wood

11.

to punt (a boat)

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Origem da palavra pole

Old English pāl, from Latin pālus a stake, prop; see pale2

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pole in British English 2

(pəʊl )

substantivo

1.

either of the two antipodal points where the earth's axis of rotation meets the earth's surface

See also North Pole, South Pole

2. astronomy short for celestial pole

3. physics

a.

either of the two regions at the extremities of a magnet to which the lines of force converge or from which they diverge

b.

either of two points or regions in a piece of material, system, etc, at which there are opposite electric charges, as at the two terminals of a battery

4. mathematics

an isolated singularity of an analytical function

5. biology

a.

either end of the axis of a cell, spore, ovum, or similar body

b.

either end of the spindle formed during the metaphase of mitosis and meiosis

6. physiology

the point on a neuron from which the axon or dendrites project from the cell body

7.

either of two mutually exclusive or opposite actions, opinions, etc

8. geometry

the origin in a system of polar or spherical coordinates

9.

any fixed point of reference

10. See poles apart

11. See from pole to pole

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Origem da palavra pole

C14: from Latin polus end of an axis, from Greek polos pivot, axis, pole; related to Greek kuklos circle

Frequência da palavra

Pole in British English 1

(pəʊl )

substantivo

a native, inhabitant, or citizen of Poland or a speaker of Polish

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Pole in British English 2

(pəʊl )

substantivo

Reginald. 1500–58, English cardinal; last Roman Catholic archbishop of Canterbury (1556–58)

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Pole in American English 1

(poʊl )

substantivo

a person born or living in Poland

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Pole in American English 2

(poʊl )

Reginald1500-58; Eng. cardinal: last Rom. Catholic archbishop of Canterbury (1556-58)

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pole in American English 1

(poʊl )

substantivo

1.

a long, slender piece of wood, metal, etc. usually rounded

a tent pole, flagpole, fishing pole

2.

a tapering wooden shaft extending from the front axle of a wagon or carriage and attached by chains or straps to the collars of a span of horses

3.

a unit of measure, equal to one rod in linear measure (5.029 m) or one square rod in square measure (25.29 sq m)

4.

an assigned starting position at a racetrack, in the front row if there is more than one row and in the innermost lane

verbo transitivo, verbo intransitivoFormas da palavra: poled or ˈpoling

5. US

to push along (a boat or raft) with a pole

6.

to manipulate, impel, support, etc. with or as with a pole

Expressões:

under bare poles

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Origem da palavra pole

ME < OE pal < L palus, pale2

Frequência da palavra

pole in American English 2

(poʊl )

substantivo

1.

either end of any axis, as of the earth, of the celestial sphere, of a mitotic spindle during cell division, etc.

2.

the region around the North Pole or that around the South Pole

3.

either of two opposed or differentiated forces, parts, or principles, such as the ends of a magnet, the terminals of a battery, motor, or dynamo, or two extremes of opinion, etc.

4. Embryology

either of the two differentiated regions in the early embryo of many animals; specif., the animal pole containing little yolk and the vegetal pole containing most of the yolk

5. Ancient Mathematics

a point or points with characteristic properties, as the point of origin of polar coordinates

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Origem da palavra pole

ME < L polus, pole of the heavens, heavens < Gr polos, axis of the sphere, firmament < pelein, to be in motion < IE base *kwel-, to turn > wheel

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You need to be able to kick between the three and two furlong poles.That metal pole fitted perfectly inside the boot of his Porsche.For climbing structures, seek out rusty metal poles or sleek stainless steel.A pole has no reel and fish are drawn in by removing sections of the pole one at a time, by hand.They occupy the extreme opposite poles of modern ideology.The netting is also held taut by supporting poles which allow the stuntman to land safely.Which of the two is in pole position?You cannot see beyond the furlong pole.Make sure that you have sufficient brackets to support long poles or ones carrying heavy curtains.He chained me to the pole again and pushed the helmet over my head.

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Inglês Britânico: pole /pəʊl/ NOUN

A pole is a long, thin piece of wood or metal, used especially for supporting things.

...a 40-foot telephone pole.

Inglês Americano: pole /ˈpoʊl/
Árabe: عَمُود
Português Brasileiro: mastro
Chinês: 杆
Croata: motka
Tcheco: tyč
Dinamarquês: pæl
Holandês: paal
Espanhol Europeu: poste
Finlandês: seiväs
Francês: étai
Alemão: Stange
Grego: πάσσαλος
Italiano: polo
Japonês: 棒
Coreano: 장대
Norueguês: stolpe
Polonês: drąg
Português Europeu: mastro
Romeno: stâlp
Russo: шест
Espanhol: poste
Sueco: stolpe
Tailandês: เสา
Turco: direk elektrik, telgraf
Ucraniano: жердина
Vietnamita: cọc

Inglês Britânico: Pole /pəʊl/ NOUN

A Pole is a citizen of Poland, or a person of Polish origin.

Inglês Americano: Pole /ˈpoʊl/
Árabe: بُولَنْدِيّ
Português Brasileiro: polonês
Chinês: 波兰人
Croata: Poljak
Tcheco: Polák
Dinamarquês: polak
Holandês: Pool
Espanhol Europeu: polaco
Finlandês: puolalainen henkilö
Francês: Polonais
Alemão: Pole
Grego: Πόλος
Italiano: Polo
Japonês: ポーランド人
Coreano: 폴란드 사람
Norueguês: polakk
Polonês: Polak
Português Europeu: polaco
Romeno: polonez
Russo: поляк
Espanhol: polaco
Sueco: polack
Tailandês: ชาวโปแลนด์
Turco: Kutup
Ucraniano: поляк
Vietnamita: người Ba Lan

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knew or new?

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They've just opened a knew hotel nearby. They've just opened a new hotel nearby.

coarse or course?

Which version is correct?

The path led down to a beach of coarse sand. The path led down to a beach of course sand.

sang or sung?

Which version is correct?

He has danced and sang on the telly. He has danced and sung on the telly.

rap or wrap?

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wrap

rap

Donna decided to the presents before she left.

sew or sow?

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Sow

Sew

the seeds in early March.

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seam or seem?

Which version is correct?

I seam to remember giving you very precise instructions. I seem to remember giving you very precise instructions.

taken or took?

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taken

took

I've never a holiday since starting this job.

road or rode?

Which version is correct?

We road for an hour without talking. We rode for an hour without talking.

grate or great?

Which version is correct?

Grate 250g of cheddar and add to the sauce. Great 250g of cheddar and add to the sauce.

populace or populous?

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populous

populace

China is the most country in the world.

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