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- distance in a straight line
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- distance in a straight line
This term refers to the shortest distance between two points, measured in a straight line without considering any obstacles or curvatures in the path. It is often used in mathematical or geographical contexts.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ちょくせんきょり直線距離をはかる測るto measure the straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離のけいさん計算calculation of straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離とけいろ経路きょり距離straight-line distance and route distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離にもとづく基づくbased on straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離をたんしゅく短縮するto shorten the straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離のひかく比較comparison of straight-line distancesちょくせんきょり直線距離のがいねん概念concept of straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離のそくていほうほう測定方法methods for measuring straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離をこうりょ考慮するto consider straight-line distanceちょくせんきょり直線距離がじゅうよう重要straight-line distance is important
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1. とむトムのいえ家はぼくんち僕んちのかわむこう川向うにあって、ちょくせんきょり直線距離だといちれいれい１００めえとるメートルもないんだけど、じっさいに実際にいこう行こうとおもったら思ったら、はし橋までがいち１きろキロぐらいあるからあるいて歩いてにじゅっぷん２０分もかかっちゃうんだ。
If you draw a line directly, Tom's house within 100 meters just across the river. But when you actually try and go, it's about a 1 kilometre distance to the bridge, so it takes 20 minutes by foot to get there.