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paralleled
parallel /ˈperəˌlɛl/
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adjectiveused to describe lines, paths, etc., that are the same distance apart along their whole length and do not touch at any pointvery similar and often happening at the same timecomputers :designed for a computer system in which very small pieces of information are sent over separate wires at the same timenounplural -lels[count] :a way in which things are similar :a shared quality or characteristicThe essay draws parallels between the lives of the two presidents. [=describes ways in which the lives of the two presidents were similar][noncount] :something that is equal or similar - usually used in negative statementsThis period of growth has no parallel [=there has never been a similar period of growth] in the history of the region.[count] :any one of the imaginary circles on the surface of the Earth that are parallel to the equator and that are shown as lines on mapsin parallel (with)at the same time and in a way that is related or connectedverb-lels; -leled; -leling[+ obj] to be similar or equal to (something)to happen at the same time as (something) and in a way that is related or connectedto be parallel to (something) :to go or extend in the same direction as (something)
* Các từ tương tự:
parallel bars, parallel park, parallelism, parallelogram
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adjectiveThe situation in Northern Ireland could be compared with a parallel situation in LebanonnounCampbell found many parallels among the legendary heroes of other culturesOne can draw parallels between the human arm, the fish's fin, and the bird's wing. By way of parallel, consider the flood in the Bible and that in the Gilgamesh epicverbIn many respects, your attitudes towards life parallel mine when I was your age. A decrease in the rate of inflation supposedly parallels a rise in interest rates