coordinate as a noun: - 1
as a verb: - 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
as an adjective: - 1
coordinate
noun
1 coordinate
A number that identifies a position relative to an axis.
synonym: co-ordinate.
Dutch: coördineren, coördinaat
Polish: koordynata
verb
1 coordinate
Bring order and organization to.
synonyms: organise, organize.
Roget 60:
reduce to order,
bring into order;
introduce order into;
rally.
arrange,
dispose,
place,
form;
put in order,
set in order,
place in order;
set out,
collocate,
pack,
marshal,
range,
size,
rank,
group,
parcel out,
allot,
distribute,
deal;
cast the parts,
assign the parts;
dispose of,
assign places to;
assort,
sort;
sift,
riddle;
put to rights,
set to rights,
put into shape,
put in trim,
put in array;
apportion.
class,
classify;
divide;
file,
string together,
thread;
register
etc.
(record)
551;
catalogue,
tabulate,
index,
graduate,
digest,
grade.
methodize,
regulate,
systematize,
coordinate,
organize,
settle,
fix.
unravel,
disentangle,
ravel,
card;
disembroil†;
feaze†.
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Dutch: uitgaan
2 coordinate
Bring into common action, movement, or condition.
3 coordinate
4 coordinate
Bring (components or parts) into proper or desirable coordination correlation.
synonyms: align, ordinate.
adjective
1 coordinate
Of equal importance, rank, or degree.
Roget 27:
equal,
even,
level,
monotonous,
coequal,
symmetrical,
coordinate;
on a par with,
on a level with,
on a footing with;
up to the mark;
equiparant†.
equivalent,
tantamount;
indistinguishable;
quits;
homologous;
synonymous
etc.
522;
resolvable into,
convertible,
much at one,
as broad as long,
neither more nor less. ;
much the same as,
the same thing as,
as good as;
all one,
all the same;
equipollent,
equiponderant†,
equiponderous†,
equibalanced†;
equalized
etc.
v.;
drawn;
half and half;
isochronal,
isochronous isoperimetric†,
isoperimetrical†;
isobath [Ocean.],
isobathic [Ocean.].
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Moby thesaurus: accommodate, accompanying, accord, accordant, adapt, adjust, adjust to, agreeing, all one, all the same, ally, alter ego, analogon, analogue, assimilate, associate, associated, at one with, attune, balance, balanced, brother, cancel, chart, close copy, close match, coacting, coactive, coadunate, codify, coequal, cognate, coincident, collaborative, collective, collusive, combined, combining, companion, compensate, complement, concerted, concomitant, concordant, concurrent, concurring, conform, congenator, congener, conjoint, consilient, conspiratorial, convertible, cooperant, cooperative, correlate, correlative, correspondent, corresponding, counterbalance, counterpart, counterpoise, countervail, coworking, cut to, double, duplicate, equal, equalize, equate, equilateral, equiparant, equipollent, equivalent, eurythmic, even, even up, fellow, finished, fit, fix, gear to, harmonious, harmonize, homologate, homologize, identical, image, integrate, joint, key to, kindred spirit, level, like, likeness, make plumb, make uniform, match, mate, measure, meeting, methodize, much the same, near duplicate, normalize, obverse, organize, parallel, parasitic, pendant, picture, plan, poise, proportion, proportionate, proportioned, put in tune, rationalize, reciprocal, reconcile, rectify, regular, regularize, regulate, right, routinize, saprophytic, second self, set, set right, settle, similarize, similitude, simulacrum, sister, soul mate, square, standardize, strike a balance, such, suchlike, symbiotic, symmetric, symmetrize, sync, synchronize, synchronous, synergetic, synergic, synergistic, systematize, tailor, tally, tantamount, the like of, the likes of, trim to, true, true up, tune, tune up, twin, uniform, united, uniting, vis-a-vis, well-balanced, well-set, well-set-up ... show more.
coordinates
noun
Roget 466:
measurement,
admeasurement†,
mensuration,
survey,
valuation,
appraisement,
assessment,
assize;
estimate,
estimation;
dead reckoning,
reckoning
etc.
(numeration)
85;
gauging
etc.
v.;
horse power.
metrology,
weights and measures,
compound arithmetic.
measure,
yard measure,
standard,
rule,
foot rule,
compass,
calipers;
gage,
gauge;
meter,
line,
rod,
check;
dividers;
velo†.
flood mark,
high water mark;
Plimsoll line;
index
etc.
550.
scale;
graduation,
graduated scale;
nonius†;
vernier
etc.
(minuteness)
193.
[instruments for measuring]
bathometer,
galvanometer,
heliometer,
interferometer,
odometer,
ombrometer†,
pantometer†,
pluviometer†,
pneumatometer†,
pneumometer†,
radiometer,
refractometer,
respirometer,
rheometer,
spirometer†,
telemeter,
udometer†,
vacuometer†,
variometer†,
viameter†,
thermometer,
thermistor
(heat)
etc.
382,
barometer
(air)
etc.
338,
anemometer
(wind)
349,
dynamometer,
goniometer,
(angle)
244
meter;
landmark
etc.
(limit)
233;
balance,
scale
etc.
(weight)
319;
marigraph†,
pneumatograph†,
stethograph†;
rain gauge,
rain gage;
voltmeter
(volts),
ammeter
(amps);
spectrophotometer
(light absorbance);
mass spectrophotometer
(molecular mass);
geiger counter,
scintillation counter
(radioactivity);
pycnometer
(liquid density);
graduated cylinder,
volumetric flask
(volume);
radar gun
(velocity);
radar
(distance);
side-looking radar,
(shape, topography);
sonar
(depth in water);
light meter
(light intensity);
clock,
watch,
stopwatch,
chronometer
(time);
anemometer
(wind velocity);
densitometer
(color intensity).
measurability,
computability,
determinability†.
coordinates,
ordinate and abscissa,
polar coordinates,
latitude and longitude,
declination and right ascension,
altitude and azimuth.
geometry,
stereometry†,
hypsometry†;
metage†;
surveying,
land surveying;
geodesy,
geodetics†,
geodesia†;
orthometry†,
altimetry†;
cadastre [Fr.].
astrolabe,
armillary sphere†.
land surveyor;
geometer.
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Moby thesaurus: Cartesian coordinates, abscissa, altitude, azimuth, boundaries, bounds, bourns, circumference, circumscription, compass, confines, cylindrical coordinates, declination, edges, equator coordinates, fringes, latitude, limitations, limits, longitude, marches, metes, metes and bounds, ordinate, outlines, outskirts, pale, parameters, perimeter, periphery, polar coordinates, right ascension, skirts, verges ... show more.
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