Examples of using Parallel lines in English and their translations into Turkish
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
Looks like parallel lines.
Two parallel lines can never meet.
What are these parallel lines here?
These parallel lines suggest electrical cord.
So we have these 2 parallel lines.
These parallel lines suggest an electrical cord.
The drawing with the two parallel lines.
It has parallel lines, which are sun rays.
You have a transversal, parallel lines.
Four parallel lines, a fifth off to the side.
Joke. What are these parallel lines here?
Driver: Parallel Lines is the fourth installment in the Driver video game series.
We have these 2 parallel lines like this.
If we could just form two or three parallel lines.
What are these parallel lines here? Joke.
So we have a transversal that intersects the two parallel lines.
And the property of parallel lines is that they never meet.
This one maybe won't involve parallel lines.
Thomas The circle broke and formed parallel lines and we were moving in, and D-Day, H-Hour, was there with us.
The circle broke and formed parallel lines.
OK, if you keep them in their assigned paths you get parallel lines of different heights, but then hopefully even rhythm.
Yeah, I think that's called inner angles with parallel lines.
Life is full of coincidences… even two parallel lines might some day meet.
Drag marks are always right in the middle- thin, parallel lines.
Certain areas were sailed over in a series of tightly packed parallel lines to ensure that nothing was missed out.
The circles broke and formed parallel lines.
Let's do a couple of examples dealing with angles between parallel lines and transversals.
The sum of the angles of a triangle exceeds 180 degrees andthere are no parallel lines; all lines eventually meet.
That this is also equal to alpha.You can imagine long parallel line here, long parallel here, and then this line intersects both.
So if this is a little confusingmaybe you want to review a little bit of the parallel line geometry, but I think this might make sense.