Definition
Definition of paralleled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
comparisonhaving a counterpart or equal
- Her achievements were paralleled by none.
2.
mathematicsextending in the same direction
- The two roads were paralleled and never met.
Origin of paralleled
Greek, para (beside) + allelos (each other)
Examples of paralleled in a sentence
The beauty of the landscape was paralleled by none. The paralleled lines on the map were clear. Their careers paralleled each other over the years.
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- French:parallèle, ...
- German:vergleichbar, parallel, ...
- Italian:incomparabile, parallelo, ...
- Spanish:paralelo, ...
- Portuguese:paralelo, ...
- Chinese:无双的, 平行的, ...
- Japanese:並ぶ者のない, 平行した, ...
- Arabic:مساو, مُوَازٍ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר תִּקְדִּים, מַקְבִּיל, ...
- Russian:беспрецедентный, параллельный, ...
- Ukrainian:неперевершений, паралельний, ...
- Hindi:समकक्ष, समानांतर, ...
Definition of parallel - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mathematicsequidistant at all points, never intersecting
- The two roads are parallel and never meet.
2.
relationhappening at the same time as something else
- The two events were parallel and started together.
3.
similaritysimilar or analogous in nature
- Their experiences are parallel in many ways.
Noun
1.
similarityperson or thing that is similar to another
- He drew a parallel between their careers.
2.
mathematicsone of a set of lines equally distant
- The artist drew several parallels on the canvas.
3.
geographyTECH. line of latitude on EarthTECH.
- The 49th parallel marks part of the US-Canada border.
4.
technologyTECH. arrangement of electrical componentsTECH.
- The circuit was designed in parallel to ensure efficiency.
Verb
1.
comparisontr. be comparable to in terms of similaritytr.
- His career parallels that of his contemporary.
2.
simultaneityintr. occur or exist at the same timeintr.
- Their efforts paralleled each other, leading to success.
3.
alignmenttr. build or position something so it runs alongside anothertr.
- The architect paralleled the new road to the river.
4.
conformitytr. make to conform to something else in charactertr.
- The new policy parallels the company's values.
Images of parallel
arrangement of electrical components
Expressions with parallel
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unmatched in quality or excellence
Her talent is without parallel in the music industry.
compare two things to show similarities
The teacher drew a parallel between the two historical events.
be unmatched or unique in a specific context
Her talent has no parallel in the industry.
park a car parallel to the road
She learned to parallel-park during her driving lessons.
happening at the same time
The two events occurred in parallel.
parking a vehicle parallel to the road between two cars
He struggled with parallel parking during his driving test.
world existing alongside ours, often similar but different
Some stories take place in a parallel world.
move or extend in the same direction as something else
The two roads run parallel for several miles.
identify similarities between two or more things
The teacher drew parallels between the two historical events.
happening at the same time as something else
The two projects developed in parallel with each other.
hypothetical self-contained separate reality coexisting with one's own
He often fantasized about a parallel universe where he was a famous musician.
straight path that stays same distance from another similar path
In geometry class, we drew a parallel line through the point above the segment.
electrical circuit with components in parallel paths
The lights in a house are wired in a parallel circuit.
imported goods sold without authorization from the trademark holder
Parallel imports can undercut local prices significantly.
notional circle on Earth, fixed angular distance north or south
The map marks each parallel of latitude with a clear numbered line.
gymnastics event with routines on two horizontal bars
He won a gold medal in parallel bars.
electrical parts linked so each gets the same voltage
The bulbs are in a parallel connection, so each shines equally.
economic activities outside government regulation or taxation
Many people rely on the parallel economy for their livelihood.
importing goods to sell cheaper than local dealers
Parallel importing of electronics has increased competition.
when two or more tasks run at the same time
Parallel operation allows faster processing in computers.
simultaneous execution of multiple computer processes
Parallel processing improves the speed of data analysis.
text placed alongside its translation
The book includes a parallel text for language learners.
import and resale of genuine goods outside official distribution channels
Parallel trade can lower prices for consumers in different European countries.
method of using several processors to solve parts of a problem together
Parallel computing speeds up scientific simulations on large clusters of machines.
Origin of parallel
Greek, parallēlos (beside one another)
Examples of parallel in a sentence
In geometry, parallel lines never cross. She ran two parallel experiments to compare results. Parallel meetings occurred in different conference rooms. The two investigations followed parallel lines of inquiry. Her argument has a parallel structure to mine. There is a parallel between these two events.
The novel draws a parallel with real-life incidents. The map showed parallels running across the globe. In geometry, parallels never meet. The city lies on the 60th parallel. Explorers reached the northern parallel. The engineer explained the benefits of parallel in circuits. Parallel arrangements are common in modern electronics. The novel's plot parallels real-life events. Her journey parallels that of her mentor. The two events paralleled perfectly, creating a unique experience. Their careers paralleled each other, leading to similar achievements. The engineer paralleled the cables for efficiency. They paralleled the fence with the property line. The training program parallels the latest industry standards. Their approach parallels the competitor's successful strategy.
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- French:parallèle, ligne parallèle, ...
- German:parallel, Parallele, ...
- Italian:parallelo, parallela, ...
- Spanish:paralelo, similitud, ...
- Portuguese:paralelo, paralela, ...
- Chinese:平行的, 相似物, ...
- Japanese:平行, 類似, ...
- Arabic:مُوَازٍ, نظير, ...
- Hebrew:מַקְבִּיל, הַקְבָּלָה, ...
- Russian:параллельный, параллель, ...
- Ukrainian:паралельний, паралель, ...
- Hindi:समानांतर, तुलना, ...
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