Word: pole
Category: pole
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Related words: pole
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Synonyms: pole
eyeglass
Translations: pole
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spanish
Translations:
polo, poste
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german
Translations:
pfosten, mast, stab, pfahl, pol, stange
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french
Translations:
pilier, barre, gaule, colonne, pôle, pieu, perche, pole, poteau, polonais, ...
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italian
Translations:
palo, polo, asta
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portuguese
Translations:
poste, vara, venenoso, estaca, polaco, mourão, pólo
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dutch
Translations:
deurpost, pool, kuil, paal, staak
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russian
Translations:
багор, орясина, столп, древко, столб, поляк, дышло, лях, жердь, полька, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
stang, påle, staur
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swedish
Translations:
stång
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finnish
Translations:
aisa, seiväs, sauva, kanki, sauvoa, pylväs, tolppa, puolalainen, salko, riuku, ...
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czech
Translations:
stožár, kůl, žerď, sloup, bidlo, klacek, tyč
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polish
Translations:
dyszel, biegun, tyczka, żerdź, słup, drąg
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hungarian
Translations:
árboc, origó, pólus, sarkpont, sark, bot, horgászbot, elektród, elektródpólus, borbélycégér, ...
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turkish
Translations:
kazık, direk
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greek
Translations:
παλούκι, πάσσαλος
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bulgarian
Translations:
шест
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belarusian
Translations:
слуп
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estonian
Translations:
mast, post, poolus
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croatian
Translations:
čaklja, kolac, poljak, pol, mjera, motka
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icelandic
Translations:
heimskaut, staur
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latin
Translations:
asser, polus
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romanian
Translations:
par, ţăruş
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slovenian
Translations:
polák, pól
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slovak
Translations:
pól, pole, tyč
The meaning and "use of": pole
noun
- a long, slender, rounded piece of wood or metal, typically used with one end placed in the ground as a support for something. - a tent pole
- either of the two locations ( North Pole or South Pole ) on the surface of the earth (or of a celestial object) that are the northern and southern ends of the axis of rotation. - The logic of the correction was to visualise a human form straddling the celestial North Pole and orientated with his feet toward the ground.
- propel (a boat) by pushing a pole against the bottom of a river, canal, or lake. - If, for example, after grounding the operator tries to power off instead of calling for assistance or poling the boat to deeper water, it will create a ‘blow hole’ in the grass bed about the size of the hull.
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