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para·bol·ic[ˌpærəˈbɒlɪk, AM ˌperəˈbɑ:l-]adj inv1. (like a parabola) parabolisch, Parabol-\parabolic trajectory parabolische Flugbahn2. (expressed using parable) gleichnishaft\parabolic teaching Unterweisung f durch Gleichnisse* * *["prə'bɒlɪk]adj1) Parabol-; curve parabelförmig* * *1. → academic.ru/53456/parabolical">parabolical2. MATH parabolisch, Parabel…:3. TECH parabelförmig, parabolisch:* * *adj.parabelförmig adj. -
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1) ( like a parabola) parabolisch, Parabol-;\parabolic trajectory parabolische Flugbahn2) ( expressed using parable) gleichnishaft;\parabolic teaching Unterweisung f durch Gleichnisse
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