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Definition of flection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
movementDated UK act of bending or state of being bentDated UK
- The flection of the branch was noticeable.
2.
linguisticsDated variation in form of a word to express grammatical functionDated
- In Latin, flection is crucial for understanding sentence structure..
3.
geometryDated UK deviation from a straight or normal courseDated UK
- The flection in the road required careful navigation.
Origin of flection
Latin, flectere (to bend)
Examples of flection in a sentence
Engineers measured the flection of the metal beam. Flection in German verbs can be quite complex. The study of flection helps in learning ancient languages. The flection of the river created a natural harbor. Engineers measured the flection in the bridge's structure.
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- French:flexion, déviation, ...
- German:Biegung, Flexion, ...
- Italian:flessione, deviazione, ...
- Spanish:flexión, inflección, ...
- Portuguese:flexão, curvatura, ...
- Chinese:弯曲, 屈折变化, ...
- Japanese:屈曲, 屈折, ...
- Arabic:اِنْحِنَاء, تَصْرِيف, ...
- Hebrew:כִּיפוּף, הַטָּיָה, ...
- Russian:сгибание, изменение формы слова, ...
- Ukrainian:згинання, відмінювання, ...
- Hindi:झुकाव, रूपांतरण, ...
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