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Curve
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courbe, virage
curved segment (of a road or river or railroad track etc.)
03
courbe
a line representing a variable in a graph
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courbe (baseball), courbe de lancer
(baseball) a type of pitch that bends or curves as it approaches the batter
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courbe, curvature
the property possessed by the curving of a line or surface
to curve
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courber, s’incurver
to shape something into a bent or arched form
Transitive: to curve sth
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courber, dévier
to cause something to deviate or swerve from its original straight course
Transitive: to curve a moving object
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s’incurver
to have turns, changes and deviations from a straight line
Intransitive: to curve
curve
n
curvey
adj
curvey
adj
curvy
adj
curvy
adj
Exemple
The designer incorporated curves into the furniture to enhance comfort and style.
He drew a curve on the paper to represent the arc of the ball's trajectory.
The architect designed the building with elegant curves to enhance its aesthetics.
In math class, they studied the properties of different types of curves.
The artist used a brush to create soft curves in her painting.