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coaxial

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co·ax·i·al  (k-ks-l)
adj.
Having or mounted on a common axis.
coaxial [kəʊˈæksɪəl], coaxal [kəʊˈæksəl]
adj
1. (Mathematics) having or being mounted on a common axis
2. (Mathematics) Geometry (of a set of circles) having all the centres on a straight line
3. (Electronics) Electronics formed from, using, or connected to a coaxial cable
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Adj.1.coaxial - having a common axis
coaxal
concentric, concentrical, homocentric - having a common center; "concentric rings"
Translations
coaxial [ˌkəʊˈæksɪəl] ADJ → coaxial
coaxial cable (Comput) → cable m coaxial
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