Definition of graticule in English:

graticule

noun ˈɡratɪkjuːlˈɡrædəˌkjul

technical

1A network of lines representing meridians and parallels, on which a map or plan can be represented.
〈技〉制图格网；地理格网；经纬（线格）网
Example sentencesExamples
- The map's graticule thus established the structural correctness of the conceptual geographical archive.
- The map has no indicator of orientation except the graticule, the latitude and longitude grid.
- The intimate zone of home is plotted on the abstract graticule of the globe.
- Completely surrounding the map is a 'graticule' which you can use to give you an idea about the scale of the map.
- Triangulation also fixed any specific point within the comprehensive graticule of longitude and latitude that described the shape and size of the globe.
Synonyms
web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis
1. 1.1
  another term for reticle
  Example sentencesExamples
  Female body size (pronotum width) was measured using the eyepiece graticule in a binocular microscope.
  Diameters at 1-4 mm behind the root apex were measured using a stereo microscope with an eyepiece graticule.
  Stomatal and epidermal cell numbers were counted using a microscope and eye-piece graticule and the systematic sampling strategy described previously.
  Stomatal densities of both leaf sides were determined under the microscope with an eye-piece graticule.
  The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from medieval Latin graticula 'a little grating', from Latin craticula 'gridiron', diminutive of cratis 'hurdle'.

Definition of graticule in US English:

graticule

nounˈɡradəˌkyo͞olˈɡrædəˌkjul

technical

1A network of lines representing meridians and parallels, on which a map or plan can be represented.
〈技〉制图格网；地理格网；经纬（线格）网
Example sentencesExamples
- The map has no indicator of orientation except the graticule, the latitude and longitude grid.
- The map's graticule thus established the structural correctness of the conceptual geographical archive.
- The intimate zone of home is plotted on the abstract graticule of the globe.
- Completely surrounding the map is a 'graticule' which you can use to give you an idea about the scale of the map.
- Triangulation also fixed any specific point within the comprehensive graticule of longitude and latitude that described the shape and size of the globe.
Synonyms
web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis
1. 1.1
  another term for reticle
  Example sentencesExamples
  Female body size (pronotum width) was measured using the eyepiece graticule in a binocular microscope.
  Diameters at 1-4 mm behind the root apex were measured using a stereo microscope with an eyepiece graticule.
  Stomatal and epidermal cell numbers were counted using a microscope and eye-piece graticule and the systematic sampling strategy described previously.
  Stomatal densities of both leaf sides were determined under the microscope with an eye-piece graticule.
  The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from medieval Latin graticula ‘a little grating’, from Latin craticula ‘gridiron’, diminutive of cratis ‘hurdle’.

词汇	graticule
释义	Definition of graticule in English: graticule noun ˈɡratɪkjuːlˈɡrædəˌkjul technical 1A network of lines representing meridians and parallels, on which a map or plan can be represented. 〈技〉制图格网；地理格网；经纬（线格）网 Example sentencesExamples The map's graticule thus established the structural correctness of the conceptual geographical archive. The map has no indicator of orientation except the graticule, the latitude and longitude grid. The intimate zone of home is plotted on the abstract graticule of the globe. Completely surrounding the map is a 'graticule' which you can use to give you an idea about the scale of the map. Triangulation also fixed any specific point within the comprehensive graticule of longitude and latitude that described the shape and size of the globe. Synonyms web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis 1.1 another term for reticle Example sentencesExamples Female body size (pronotum width) was measured using the eyepiece graticule in a binocular microscope. Diameters at 1-4 mm behind the root apex were measured using a stereo microscope with an eyepiece graticule. Stomatal and epidermal cell numbers were counted using a microscope and eye-piece graticule and the systematic sampling strategy described previously. Stomatal densities of both leaf sides were determined under the microscope with an eye-piece graticule. The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from medieval Latin graticula 'a little grating', from Latin craticula 'gridiron', diminutive of cratis 'hurdle'. Definition of graticule in US English: graticule nounˈɡradəˌkyo͞olˈɡrædəˌkjul technical 1A network of lines representing meridians and parallels, on which a map or plan can be represented. 〈技〉制图格网；地理格网；经纬（线格）网 Example sentencesExamples The map has no indicator of orientation except the graticule, the latitude and longitude grid. The map's graticule thus established the structural correctness of the conceptual geographical archive. The intimate zone of home is plotted on the abstract graticule of the globe. Completely surrounding the map is a 'graticule' which you can use to give you an idea about the scale of the map. Triangulation also fixed any specific point within the comprehensive graticule of longitude and latitude that described the shape and size of the globe. Synonyms web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis 1.1 another term for reticle Example sentencesExamples Female body size (pronotum width) was measured using the eyepiece graticule in a binocular microscope. Diameters at 1-4 mm behind the root apex were measured using a stereo microscope with an eyepiece graticule. Stomatal and epidermal cell numbers were counted using a microscope and eye-piece graticule and the systematic sampling strategy described previously. Stomatal densities of both leaf sides were determined under the microscope with an eye-piece graticule. The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from medieval Latin graticula ‘a little grating’, from Latin craticula ‘gridiron’, diminutive of cratis ‘hurdle’.
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