Pole|pôle

pole (English)

Pronunciation

  • - /pəʊl/,

    /p@Ul/

  • - /poʊl/,

    /poUl/

  • Rhymes: əʊl; Homophones: poll

    • Etymology 1

    ang

    - pāl|lang=ang, from - palus|pālus.

    Noun

    Originally, a stick; now specifically, a long and slender piece of metal or (especially) wood, used for various construction or support purposes.

    angling

    A type of basic fishing_rod.

    A long fiberglass sports implement used for pole_vaulting.

    spotting

    A telescope used to identify birds, aeroplanes or wildlife.

    A unit of length, equal to a perch (¼ chain or 5½ yards).

    Synonyms

  • See also Wikisaurus:stick

    • Derived terms

    terms derived from pole

  • flagpole
  • maypole
  • poleaxe
  • pole_vault

    • Translations

    long and slender object

  • Albanska - shtagë
  • Armenian - ձող|tr=joġ
  • Basque - haga|xs=Basque
  • Tjeckiska - kůl
    • , tyč
  • Holländska - boom
    • , paal
  • Esperanto - stango|xs=Esperanto
  • Finska - seiväs
    • , vapa, salko
  • Franska - perche
  • Tyska - Stab
    • , Stange
  • Grekiska - κοντάρι
    • (kontári)
  • Ungerska - rúd
    • , dorong, pálca
  • Italienska - palo
    • , asta
  • Malaysiska - galah
    • , tiang
  • Polska - pręt
  • Rumänska - par
  • Ryska - шест
  • Serbo-Croatian:
  • : Cyrillic - мотка|f|alt=мо̏тка|sc=Cyrl
  • : Roman - motka|f|alt=mȍtka|sc=Cyrl
  • Slovenska - drog
    • , palica
  • Spanska - palo
    • , garrocha
  • Svenska - stav
  • Telugu: గడ_కర్ర (gaDa karra)

    • type of fishing rod

  • Polska - wędzisko

    • unit of length

  • Franska - perche
  • Polska - pręt

    • Verb

    pol|es

    To propel by pushing with poles, to push with a pole.

  • Huck Finn poled that raft southward down the Mississippi because going northward against the current was too much work.

    • To identify something quite precisely using a telescope.

  • He poled-off the serial of the Gulfstream to confirm its identity.

    • Translations

    propel by pushing with poles

  • Finska - sauvoa

    • Etymology 2

    From - pole|lang=frm, - la - grc - |axis of rotation|sc=polytonic.

    Noun

    Either of the two points on the earth's surface around which it rotates; also, similar points on any other rotating object.

    A point of magnetic focus, especially each of the two opposing such points of a magnet (designated north and south).

    A fixed point relative to other points or lines.

    electricity

    A contact on an electrical device (such as a battery) at which electric current enters or leaves.

    Antonyms

  • complex analysis

    zero

    • Derived terms

  • polar
  • polarity
  • dipole
  • monopole
  • north_pole
  • south_pole
  • poles_apart
  • polestar, pole_star

    • Translations

    extreme of an axis

  • Arabiska - قطب
  • Armenian: բևեռ (beveṙ)
  • Chinese: 極, 极 (jí)
  • Tjeckiska - pól
  • Holländska - pool
  • Esperanto - poluso|xs=Esperanto
  • Finska - napa
  • Franska - pôle
  • Tyska - Pol
  • Grekiska - πόλος
    • (pólos)
  • Isländska - póll
  • Irländska - pol
  • Japanese: 極 (きょく, kyoku)
  • Polska - biegun
  • Portugisiska - pólo
    • , extremidade
  • Ryska - полюс
  • Serbo-Croatian:
  • : Cyrillic - пол|m|alt=по̑л|sc=Cyrl
  • : Roman - pol|m|alt=pȏl|sc=Cyrl
  • Spanska - polo
  • Swahili - mlingoti
  • Svenska - pol

    • magnetic point

  • Armenian: բևեռ (beveṙ)
  • Chinese: 極, 极 (jí)
  • Holländska - pool
  • Finska - napa
  • Franska - pôle
  • Tyska - Pol
  • Grekiska - πόλος
    • (pólos)
  • Isländska - póll
  • Irländska - pol
  • Japanese: 極 (きょく, kyoku)
  • Malaysiska - kutub
  • Polska - biegun
  • Portuguese: pólo
  • Ryska - полюс
  • Serbo-Croatian:
  • : Cyrillic - пол|m|alt=по̑л|sc=Cyrl
  • : Roman - pol|m|alt=pȏl|sc=Cyrl
  • Spanska - polo
  • Swahili - mlingoti
  • Svenska - pol

    • contact on an electrical device

  • Irländska - pol
  • Polska - biegun

    • isolated point (complex analysis)

  • Polska - biegun

    • hu

    : sark

  • it

    : polo

    te

    : ధృవం (dhRvam)

    • Anagrams

  • lope#English|lope
  • olpe#English|olpe
    • ----

    pole (Czech)

    Pronunciation

  • - audio

    • Noun

    field

    field

    field

    field

    Synonyms

  • komutativní_těleso (algebra)
    • ----

    pole (Esperanto)

    Adverb

    in Polish

    ----

    pole (Estonian)

    Contraction

    et|contraction

  • Estniska - ei
  • Estniska - ole

    • ----

    pole (Galician)

    Verb

    - |lang=gl|3|s|pres|ind

    ----

    pole (Latin)

    Noun

    pole

    - polus|voc|s|lang=la

    ----

    pole (Polish)

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=pl
  • - audio

    • Noun

    field

    Declension

    pole|pola |pola|pól |polu|polom |pole|pola |polem|polami |polu|polach |pole|pola

    Derived terms

  • szukać_wiatru_w_polu
    • ----

    pole (Spanish)

    Verb

    polir

    - mood=imperative|sense=affirmative|pers=2|formal=no|number=singular|polir

    - mood=indicative|tense=present|pers=2|formal=yes|number=singular|polir

    - mood=indicative|tense=present|pers=3|number=singular|polir

    ----

    pole (Swahili)

    Adjective

    sw|adjective

    slow (not quick in motion)

    Swahili|slow|2009|July|sw

    simple:pole

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