Definition of lune in English:

lune

noun luːnlun

A crescent-shaped figure formed on a sphere or plane by two arcs intersecting at two points.
月牙形，弓形
Example sentencesExamples
- To illustrate with one example, the work of Hippocrates on the quadrature of lunes is only known to us through Eudemus's History of Geometry.
- Hippocrates was able to find the areas of lunes, certain crescent-shaped figures, using his theorem that the ratio of the areas of two circles is the same as the ratio of the squares of their radii.
- In particular Simplicius quotes the writing on Eudemus on Antiphon's attempts to square the circle and also the attempts of Hippocrates when he squared certain lunes.
- He squared certain lunes, and also the sum of a lune and a circle.
- The squaring of the circle by means of lunes is not eristic, but the quadrature of Bryson is eristic.
- In case the reader is wondering what Aristotle refers to with his phrase ‘quadrature by means of segments' then it is almost certain that he means the method of lunes of Hippocrates.

Origin

Early 18th century: from French, from Latin luna 'moon'.

Definition of lune in US English:

lune

nounlo͞onlun

1A crescent-shaped figure formed on a sphere or plane by two arcs intersecting at two points.
月牙形，弓形
Example sentencesExamples
- Hippocrates was able to find the areas of lunes, certain crescent-shaped figures, using his theorem that the ratio of the areas of two circles is the same as the ratio of the squares of their radii.
- In case the reader is wondering what Aristotle refers to with his phrase ‘quadrature by means of segments' then it is almost certain that he means the method of lunes of Hippocrates.
- The squaring of the circle by means of lunes is not eristic, but the quadrature of Bryson is eristic.
- He squared certain lunes, and also the sum of a lune and a circle.
- To illustrate with one example, the work of Hippocrates on the quadrature of lunes is only known to us through Eudemus's History of Geometry.
- In particular Simplicius quotes the writing on Eudemus on Antiphon's attempts to square the circle and also the attempts of Hippocrates when he squared certain lunes.
1. 1.1 A filled pasta case made from a circle of pasta dough folded over.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lisa had the pumpkin lune complete with grated cookie.
  I made Lauren get the pumpkin lune because you have to have the pumpkin lune when you go there.
  But that trademark finesse is never far away in the form of goat cheese tortelloni with dried orange and fennel pollen, or pumpkin lune with butter and sage.

Origin

Early 18th century: from French, from Latin luna ‘moon’.

词汇	lune
释义	Definition of lune in English: lune noun luːnlun A crescent-shaped figure formed on a sphere or plane by two arcs intersecting at two points. 月牙形，弓形 Example sentencesExamples To illustrate with one example, the work of Hippocrates on the quadrature of lunes is only known to us through Eudemus's History of Geometry. Hippocrates was able to find the areas of lunes, certain crescent-shaped figures, using his theorem that the ratio of the areas of two circles is the same as the ratio of the squares of their radii. In particular Simplicius quotes the writing on Eudemus on Antiphon's attempts to square the circle and also the attempts of Hippocrates when he squared certain lunes. He squared certain lunes, and also the sum of a lune and a circle. The squaring of the circle by means of lunes is not eristic, but the quadrature of Bryson is eristic. In case the reader is wondering what Aristotle refers to with his phrase ‘quadrature by means of segments' then it is almost certain that he means the method of lunes of Hippocrates. Origin Early 18th century: from French, from Latin luna 'moon'. Definition of lune in US English: lune nounlo͞onlun 1A crescent-shaped figure formed on a sphere or plane by two arcs intersecting at two points. 月牙形，弓形 Example sentencesExamples Hippocrates was able to find the areas of lunes, certain crescent-shaped figures, using his theorem that the ratio of the areas of two circles is the same as the ratio of the squares of their radii. In case the reader is wondering what Aristotle refers to with his phrase ‘quadrature by means of segments' then it is almost certain that he means the method of lunes of Hippocrates. The squaring of the circle by means of lunes is not eristic, but the quadrature of Bryson is eristic. He squared certain lunes, and also the sum of a lune and a circle. To illustrate with one example, the work of Hippocrates on the quadrature of lunes is only known to us through Eudemus's History of Geometry. In particular Simplicius quotes the writing on Eudemus on Antiphon's attempts to square the circle and also the attempts of Hippocrates when he squared certain lunes. 1.1 A filled pasta case made from a circle of pasta dough folded over. Example sentencesExamples Lisa had the pumpkin lune complete with grated cookie. I made Lauren get the pumpkin lune because you have to have the pumpkin lune when you go there. But that trademark finesse is never far away in the form of goat cheese tortelloni with dried orange and fennel pollen, or pumpkin lune with butter and sage. Origin Early 18th century: from French, from Latin luna ‘moon’.
随便看	of good repute of great consequence of greatest importance of greatest significance of great import of great importance of great import/importance of great moment of help of help/assistance of high density of higher quality of high quality of high standing oficina of ill repute of ill-repute of immeasurable value/worth of import of importance of incalculable value/worth of inestimable value/worth of influence of interest of interest