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The meaning of Collimated

Collimated – definition

adjective

(of rays of light or particles) made accurately parallel.

Usage examples:

A collimated electron beam
verb

Make (rays of light or particles) accurately parallel.

Usage examples:

The caesium atoms are collimated into a narrow beam

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准直

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Gecollimeerd

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Collimaté

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Kollimiert, Justieren

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Collimato

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Коллимированный

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Colimado

Word origin

mid 19th century: from Latin collimare, an erroneous reading (in some editions of Cicero) of collineare ‘align or aim’, from col- ‘together with’ + linea ‘line’.

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