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parallel
/ˈpærəˌlɛl/
adjective
Paralel; aralarında sürekli aynı mesafe olan
Side by side and having the same distance continuously between them; never meeting or intersecting.
- The two roads run parallel to each other for several miles.
- Draw two parallel lines across the page.
- Historians have identified parallel developments in agricultural techniques across ancient civilizations that had no known contact with each other.
- The research team conducted two parallel experiments to determine whether temperature or humidity had a greater effect on crystal formation.
- Linguists note that many languages exhibit parallel grammatical structures despite belonging to entirely different language families.
- The architect designed the building with parallel wings to maximize natural light exposure throughout the day.
adjective
Benzer veya karşılık gelen; aynı anda olan
Similar or corresponding in certain respects; occurring or existing at the same time.
- Their careers followed parallel paths.
- We found parallel examples in other cultures.
noun
Bir diğerine benzer kişi veya şey; karşılaştırma
A person or thing that is similar or analogous to another; a comparison.
- There's no parallel for this situation in recent history.
- Her achievements have no parallel in modern sports.
noun
Dünya yüzeyindeki enlem çizgisi
A line of latitude on the earth's surface.
- The 38th parallel divides North and South Korea.
- The town lies just north of the 45th parallel.
verb
Bir şeye benzer veya eşit olmak; karşılık gelmek
To be similar or equal to something; to match or correspond.
- Her experience parallels my own in many ways.
- The rise in crime paralleled the economic downturn.