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Compass
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Sailors have relied on the compass for centuries to find their way across the open seas.
A tengerĂ©szek Ă©vszĂĄzadok Ăłta a irĂĄnytƱre tĂĄmaszkodnak, hogy megtalĂĄljĂĄk az utat a nyĂlt tengeren.
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the extent or area within which something functions, influences, or has authority
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His interests fall within the compass of medieval history.
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an instrument with two legs, one holding a point and the other a pencil, used for drawing circles or arcs
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Every geometry student needs a ruler and a compass.
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the outer boundary or extent of a person's capacity, power, or understanding
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Her patience has its compass.
to compass
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to grasp, comprehend, or fully take in the meaning or scope of something
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Few can compass the depth of her reasoning.
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körbejĂĄr, megkerĂŒl
to travel or navigate around something in a circular course
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The aircraft had to compass the storm by altering its course, avoiding turbulent weather patterns for a smooth journey.
A repĂŒlĆgĂ©pnek meg kellett kerĂŒlnie a vihart az Ăștvonal megvĂĄltoztatĂĄsĂĄval, elkerĂŒlve a turbulens idĆjĂĄrĂĄsi mintĂĄkat a sima Ășt Ă©rdekĂ©ben.
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to bring about, achieve, or successfully accomplish something
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The conspirators compassed the king's downfall.
