Definition of hade - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
geologyTECH. to deviate from the vertical or horizontalTECH.
- The rock layers hade at a steep angle near the fault.
Noun
1.
geologyTECH. angle of deviation from the verticalTECH.
- The hade of the fault plane was steep, nearly vertical.
2.
headlandRare UK strip of land for turning a ploughRare UK
- The farmer used the hade to turn the plough.
Images of hade

strip of land for turning a plough
Origin of hade
Old Norse, heiðr (bright, clear)
Examples of hade in a sentence
The layers of sediment hade away from the river. The hade was measured to determine the fault's characteristics. Geologists noted the hade during their survey. The hade was essential for the plough's maneuverability. He carefully maintained the hade for efficient ploughing.
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- French:pencher, inclinaison, ...
- German:neigen, Neigungswinkel, ...
- Italian:deviare, angolo di deviazione, ...
- Spanish:desviarse, ángulo de inclinación, ...
- Portuguese:desviar-se, ângulo de desvio, ...
- Chinese:倾斜, 倾角, ...
- Japanese:傾斜する, 傾斜角, ...
- Arabic:انحرف, زاوِيَة المَيْل, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְטוֹת, זָוִית הַנְּטִיָּה, ...
- Russian:наклоняться, угол наклона, ...
- Ukrainian:відхилятися, нахил, ...
- Hindi:झुकना, झुकाव, ...
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