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циркуль
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инструмент для черчения окружностей и дуг окружностей
A compass is a tool used to draw circles and arcs by pivoting one pointed leg around a fixed center while a pencil or marking tool traces the curve. It's useful in geometry, drafting, and engineering because it allows you to accurately reproduce and transfer distances from one place to another.
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Vinony's link graph records 225 inbound references to циркуль, and connects out to caliper, scale ruler and technical drawing tool.
It sits within the topics Mathematical tools, Navigational equipment and Stonemasonry tools.
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- described by source
- Pauly–Wissowa
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- divider caliper
- product or material produced
- circular arc
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Article · Русский
Ци́ркуль (от лат. circulus — круг, окружность) — инструмент для черчения окружностей и дуг, также может быть использован для измерения расстояний, в частности, на картах. Может быть использован в геометрии, черчении, для навигации и других целей.
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