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bi·sect

(bī′sĕkt′, bī-sĕkt′)

v. bi·sect·ed, bi·sect·ing, bi·sects

v.tr.

To cut or divide into two parts, especially two equal parts.

v.intr.

To split; fork.

bi·sec′tion n.

bi·sec′tion·al adj.

bi·sec′tion·al·ly adv.

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Noun

bisection - dividing into two equal parts

division - the act or process of dividing

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bisezione

bisection

[baɪˈsekʃən] N (Math) → bisección f, división f en dos partes; (= angle) → bisección f

bisection

n (Math) → Halbierung f

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