quadrant
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- noun
- /ˈkwɒdrənt/
:
cuadrante
- And what you can see is that there are two of them in each quadrant of our polar coordinate system.
- four quadrants
- divided into quadrants
- upper quadrant
Only memorize the first quadrant or yes, the first quadrant.
- Only memorize the first quadrant or yes, the first quadrant.
- He talks about the cash flow quadrant, which has four quadrants.
- For my athletes to see all three quadrants and then block out the upper right.
- Nebraska's boards told you which signaler was live, and they had these quadrants and pictures in each quadrant.
- In fact, why don't we label these different quadrants?
- Stay detached and divide your time into those quadrants.
- And so I pick the assets that are going to do well in each of those four quadrants and I hold them in a balanced way.
- And in one of the quadrants there's the word can.
Examples
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But here, the entire quadrant of the display is blown out.
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HART: We'll start with the southeastern quadrant.
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And we're doing the same thing with the top quadrant top part as well.
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See, on one side of the quadrant you have E and you have S.
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Look, just make sure that second quadrant is clear, okay?
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Observer, prepare a view of the second quadrant, please.
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So you're in this lower right quadrant of the plot.
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This is the probe's last pass through this quadrant.
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He talks about the cash flow quadrant, which has four quadrants.
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In this math class, we learned how to calculate the area of each quadrant of a circle.
Synonyms
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One of four equal parts of a whole
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One of four equal parts of something
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One of four equal pieces of something
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A curved part of a circle that is one quarter of the whole
Surface Forms
Morphology
quadrant = quarter (semi-transparent) = quadr + ant
The meaning corresponds to 'one fourth' (like 'quarter'), but the form is Latin-derived (quadr- + -ant) rather than a productive modern English formation.
Etymology
The word quadrant comes from an old Latin word that means 'a quarter' or 'one fourth', the same root you see in quarter and quadruple. So a quadrant is one of four equal parts of a circle or area.