In the point (3, 5) on a two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system, 3 is the abscissa and 5 is the ordinate.
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Two-dimensional
Synonyms for "two-dimensional" (19 found)
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Closest matches (4)
Strong matches (6)
Related words (9)
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coordinate
7 entriesderived
2 entriessimilar
8 entriesTranslations
51 translations across 31 languages.
Belarusian
2 entries- двухвыме́рны adj (existing in two dimensions)
- двухме́рны adj (existing in two dimensions)
Catalan
2 entries- bidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
- en dues dimensions adj (existing in two dimensions)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 二維的 /二维的 adj (existing in two dimensions)
Czech
2 entries- dvojrozměrný adj (existing in two dimensions)
- dvourozměrný adj (existing in two dimensions)
Danish
1 entries- todimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
Esperanto
2 entries- dudimensia adj (existing in two dimensions)
- dudimensia adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Finnish
2 entries- kaksiulotteinen adj (existing in two dimensions)
- kaksiulotteinen adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
French
1 entries- bidimensionnel adj (existing in two dimensions)
Galician
1 entries- bidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
Georgian
1 entries- ორგანზომილებიანი adj (existing in two dimensions)
German
2 entries- zweidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
- zweidimensional adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Greek
1 entries- δισδιάστατος adj (existing in two dimensions)
Hebrew
3 entries- דו־ממדי adj (existing in two dimensions)
- דו־ממדי adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
- שטוח adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Italian
1 entries- bidimensionale adj (existing in two dimensions)
Japanese
1 entries- 二次元の adj (existing in two dimensions)
Korean
1 entries- 이차원의 adj (existing in two dimensions)
Latin
1 entries- bidīmēnsiōnālis adj (existing in two dimensions)
Māori
1 entries- ahurua adj (existing in two dimensions)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- todimensjonal adj (existing in two dimensions)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- todimensjonal adj (existing in two dimensions)
Persian
1 entries- دوبعدی adj (existing in two dimensions)
Polish
2 entries- dwuwymiarowy adj (existing in two dimensions)
- płytki adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Portuguese
1 entries- bidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
Romanian
1 entries- bidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
Russian
4 entries- двуме́рный adj (existing in two dimensions)
- двуме́рный adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
- двухме́рный adj (existing in two dimensions)
- двухме́рный adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Scottish Gaelic
3 entries- dà-mheudach adj (existing in two dimensions)
- dà-mheudach adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
- dà-sheallach adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Slovak
1 entries- dvojrozmerný adj (existing in two dimensions)
Spanish
3 entries- bidimensional adj (existing in two dimensions)
- plano adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
- superficial adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Swedish
3 entries- platt adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
- tvådimensionell adj (existing in two dimensions)
- tvådimensionell adj (not creating the illusion of depth)
Tagalog
1 entries- dadalwahing sukod adj (existing in two dimensions)
Ukrainian
1 entries- двови́мірний adj (existing in two dimensions)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
The inventor Ferdinand Maack wanted to make chess look like a modern war, with possible attacks not only on a two-dimensional surface, but also from the air and from under the water.
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Tom lives in a two-dimensional world.
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Cubism is described as one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century with artists of the genre breaking ground in their attempts to show the world through two-dimensional geometric shapes or planes.
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