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Definition of equidistant in English: equidistantadjective ˌiːkwɪˈdɪst(ə)ntˌɛːkwɪˈdɪst(ə)nt At equal distances. 等距的 the line joins together all points which are equidistant from the two axes 那条线将所有与两轴等距的点连接了起来。 Example sentencesExamples - Greenore Port, located equidistant between Dublin and Belfast, is one of the three deepwater ports on the east coast and has long term development potential.
- Through the course of the playback of each pre-recorded section, the sound is redirected to one or more of six loudspeakers placed equidistant around the audience.
- For him to claim that two morally equivalent sides were fighting it out is staggering: he is equidistant between a poisoner and the medical crew waving an antidote.
- You'd tap the screen and/or click and a nice round menu comes up around the point you touched, and every selection is equidistant from where your pen is.
- It is almost exactly equidistant from the existing hubs/gateways of Dublin, Waterford, Tullamore and Wexford.
- All around I can hear what this city calls early morning silence, an equidistant rumble that seems to begin a few blocks away.
- Par of Fettercairn, which is almost equidistant from Aberdeen and Dundee, is a conservation area with many of its buildings dating from the 18th century.
- From his Bolton home, almost equidistant from the two UK operations, Mr Cox has literally been at the centre of developments.
- He or she can come from within the organisation as long as the mediator is equidistant from both parties involved in the dispute.
- We based ourselves in Wooler, a small town nestling near the foot of the Cheviots, about 15 miles equidistant from Bamburgh on the coast, Berwick to the north and Alnwick in the south.
- Intimacy and distance must be roughly equidistant and must pull in opposite directions.
- Purvanov's concrete proposals for the establishment of an anti-corruption service, which would be equidistant from all powers, have been posted on the web site of the presidency.
- Neutral observers claim Waterside is equidistant from Swords and Malahide with a walk to either town centre taking around 50 minutes on average.
- The announcement last year of a possible North West assembly had to be held in an hotel in Daresbury in Cheshire in order to be roughly equidistant between Liverpool and Manchester and avoid offending the residents of either.
- Then I have to mentally measure up exactly where the stamp should be positioned, ensuring that it is placed equidistant from the side and the top of the envelope, with an equal measure of space on both margins.
- He reckons the surf is great in Tennant Creek, and even better in Alice, considering we're equidistant from every beach in the country.
- India proposes a seaward median / equidistant line approach for determining the maritime boundary.
- Our priority is to position ourselves at a point equidistant from all predetermined boundaries.
- By impacting a point equidistant between each fibre, we observed equal intensity of light from each.
- Grab the barbell with your hands equidistant apart.
Synonyms central, mid, mean, medium, medial, median, midway, halfway, mesial
Rhymesassistant, coexistent, consistent, distant, existent, insistent, persistent, resistant, subsistent, water-resistant Definition of equidistant in US English: equidistantadjective At equal distances. 等距的 he wants to be equidistant from both political parties Example sentencesExamples - You'd tap the screen and/or click and a nice round menu comes up around the point you touched, and every selection is equidistant from where your pen is.
- India proposes a seaward median / equidistant line approach for determining the maritime boundary.
- By impacting a point equidistant between each fibre, we observed equal intensity of light from each.
- Intimacy and distance must be roughly equidistant and must pull in opposite directions.
- Grab the barbell with your hands equidistant apart.
- All around I can hear what this city calls early morning silence, an equidistant rumble that seems to begin a few blocks away.
- Then I have to mentally measure up exactly where the stamp should be positioned, ensuring that it is placed equidistant from the side and the top of the envelope, with an equal measure of space on both margins.
- He reckons the surf is great in Tennant Creek, and even better in Alice, considering we're equidistant from every beach in the country.
- He or she can come from within the organisation as long as the mediator is equidistant from both parties involved in the dispute.
- We based ourselves in Wooler, a small town nestling near the foot of the Cheviots, about 15 miles equidistant from Bamburgh on the coast, Berwick to the north and Alnwick in the south.
- It is almost exactly equidistant from the existing hubs/gateways of Dublin, Waterford, Tullamore and Wexford.
- Our priority is to position ourselves at a point equidistant from all predetermined boundaries.
- Purvanov's concrete proposals for the establishment of an anti-corruption service, which would be equidistant from all powers, have been posted on the web site of the presidency.
- For him to claim that two morally equivalent sides were fighting it out is staggering: he is equidistant between a poisoner and the medical crew waving an antidote.
- The announcement last year of a possible North West assembly had to be held in an hotel in Daresbury in Cheshire in order to be roughly equidistant between Liverpool and Manchester and avoid offending the residents of either.
- Through the course of the playback of each pre-recorded section, the sound is redirected to one or more of six loudspeakers placed equidistant around the audience.
- Greenore Port, located equidistant between Dublin and Belfast, is one of the three deepwater ports on the east coast and has long term development potential.
- From his Bolton home, almost equidistant from the two UK operations, Mr Cox has literally been at the centre of developments.
- Neutral observers claim Waterside is equidistant from Swords and Malahide with a walk to either town centre taking around 50 minutes on average.
- Par of Fettercairn, which is almost equidistant from Aberdeen and Dundee, is a conservation area with many of its buildings dating from the 18th century.
Synonyms central, mid, mean, medium, medial, median, midway, halfway, mesial
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