Definition of collimate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
lens setupTECH. adjust device so rays travel parallel, forming a tight columnTECH.
- The technician collimated the telescope to produce a clean, parallel beam.
2.
radiation adjustmentTECH. use a collimator on a beam of radiationTECH.
- The scientist collimated the X-ray beam for the experiment.
Origin of collimate
Latin, collimare (to align) + -ate (verb suffix)
Examples of collimate in a sentence
You must carefully collimate the lenses to obtain accurate optical measurements. The technician needed to collimate the laser for precision. To ensure accuracy, they collimated the light beam.
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- French:collimer, collimater, ...
- German:kollimieren, justieren, ...
- Italian:collimare, ...
- Spanish:colimar, ajustar, ...
- Portuguese:colimar, ajustar com colimador, ...
- Chinese:准直, 校准, ...
- Japanese:コリメートする, ビームを調整する, ...
- Arabic:وَازَى الأَشِعَّة, ضَبَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְקַבֵּעַ קוֹלִימַצְיָה, לְהַפְנוֹת, ...
- Russian:коллимировать, ...
- Ukrainian:колімувати, налаштувати, ...
- Hindi:कॉलिमेट करना, कोलिमेट करना, ...
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