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Bisector; Bisect (disambiguation)
BISECT
الفعل
قَسَّمَ ; قَسَمَ ; نَصَّفَ
bisect
VT
نصف ، قسم الى قسمين
I
إنشعب الى شعبتين تفرع الى فرعين
نصف ، قسم الى قسمين
I
إنشعب الى شعبتين تفرع الى فرعين
bisect
يَشْطُر
تعريف
bisect
¦ verb divide into two parts.
Derivatives
bisection noun
bisector noun
Origin
C17: from bi- + L. sect-, secare 'to cut'.
أمثلة من مجموعة نصية لـ٪ 1
1. The roads connecting it to Israel will bisect Palestinian territory.
2. The Hollywood Hills bisect Los Angeles, forming the southern side of the San Fernando Valley. –– Associated Press writers Noaki Schwartz, Solvej Schou and Daisy Nguyen contributed to this report.
3. Preventing the parliament from meeting has been used as a tactic by both sides in a variety of debates that roughly bisect Ukraine into a nationalist western half that looks westward and a Russian–speaking eastern half that feels closer to Moscow.
4. To the horror of residents, the council has arbitrarily demanded two main roads, north/south and east/west, cut through the estate in the name of a new planning fad called "permeability". The south circular and another road already bisect the estate, and young people refuse to visit community centres on the opposite side, a split created by physical boundaries.
5. They estimate that "such a change will create border neighborhoods in the Jewish sector, something that is likely to affect property values in the neighborhoods and even cause those of means to leave for parts of the city that are deeper inside, and further away from the Arab neighborhoods, or leave the city altogether." Advertisement Kimhi wrote in the report that "the separation, if there is one, will create an urban and regional network different from the one that exists today, something that will affect the functioning of the whole city, and its economic, geopolitical and metropolitan status." The report describes how Israeli construction in East Jerusalem intentionally created chains of Jewish neighborhoods that bisect Arab neighborhoods, with the intention of preventing a future division of the city.