- line of latitude
- parallel
Generated definitions (experimental)
- line of latitude
- parallel
This refers to the horizontal lines on a map or globe that indicate how far north or south a location is from the equator.
The line of latitude of Beijing is approximately 39 degrees north.
This meaning refers to a line that is equally spaced from another line and never intersects it, often used in a geometrical context or in discussions about geography.
The lines of latitude are parallel to each other and never intersect.
In mathematics, the concept of parallel lines is similar to that of lines of latitude.
Generated collocations (experimental)
wěi quān纬圈xiàn线latitude linechì dào赤道wěi quān纬圈equatorial linenán wěi南纬juān圈southern latitude circleběi wěi北纬juān圈northern latitude circlewěi quān纬圈fēn bù分布distribution of latitude circlesjí dì极地wěi quān纬圈polar latitude circlewěi quān纬圈zuò biāo坐标latitude coordinateswěi quān纬圈biàn huà变化variation of latitudeshí jiān时间wěi quān纬圈time latitudewěi quān纬圈fēn xī分析latitude analysiswěi quān纬圈gài niàn概念concept of latitudewěi quān纬圈cè liáng测量measurement of latitude