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protractor

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun protractor has 1 sense
  1. protractor - drafting instrument used to draw or measure angles
    --1 is a kind of
    drafting instrument

Definitions from the Web

1. Definition: A protractor is a measuring instrument used in geometry to measure and draw angles. It typically consists of a flat, semicircular shape with marked degrees from 0 to 180. 2. Examples of Use: - Noun (Object): - The student used a protractor to measure the angle of the triangle. - I can lend you my protractor for your math assignment. - Noun (Person): - John, the protractor expert, taught the students how to use the instrument accurately. - Verb: - Remember to protractor the angle before drawing it on the paper. - She carefully protracted the angle using the protractor. 3. HTML Format:

Protractor

Definition: A protractor is a measuring instrument used in geometry to measure and draw angles. It typically consists of a flat, semicircular shape with marked degrees from 0 to 180.

Examples of Use:

Noun (Object):

  1. The student used a protractor to measure the angle of the triangle.
  2. I can lend you my protractor for your math assignment.

Noun (Person):

  1. John, the protractor expert, taught the students how to use the instrument accurately.

Verb:

  1. Remember to protractor the angle before drawing it on the paper.
  2. She carefully protracted the angle using the protractor.

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