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pole
/ˈpol/
極點,磁極,電極,桿,竿,相反的極端(vt.)用竿支撐,用棒推(vi.)撐篙
From:
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pole
/ˈpol/
名詞
From:
Taiwan MOE computer dictionary
pole
極點
From:
Network Terminology
pole
極
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Pole
,
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Poled
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Poling
.]
1.
To
furnish
with
poles
for
support
;
as
,
to
pole
beans
or
hops
.
2.
To
convey
on
poles
;
as
,
to
pole
hay
into
a
barn
.
3.
To
impel
by
a
pole
or
poles
,
as
a
boat
.
4.
To
stir
,
as
molten
glass
,
with
a
pole
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Pole
n.
A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Poland
;
a
Polander
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Pole
,
n.
1.
A
long
,
slender
piece
of
wood
;
a
tall
,
slender
piece
of
timber
;
the
stem
of
a
small
tree
whose
branches
have
been
removed
;
as
,
specifically
:
(a)
A
carriage
pole
,
a
wooden
bar
extending
from
the
front
axle
of
a
carriage
between
the
wheel
horses
,
by
which
the
carriage
is
guided
and
held
back
.
(b)
A
flag
pole
,
a
pole
on
which
a
flag
is
supported
.
(c)
A
Maypole
.
See
Maypole
.
(d)
A
barber's
pole
,
a
pole
painted
in
stripes
,
used
as
a
sign
by
barbers
and
hairdressers
.
(e)
A
pole
on
which
climbing
beans
,
hops
,
or
other
vines
,
are
trained
.
2.
A
measuring
stick
;
also
,
a
measure
of
length
equal
to
5░
yards
,
or
a
square
measure
equal
to
30░
square
yards
;
a
rod
;
a
perch
.
Pole bean
Bot.
,
any
kind
of
bean
which
is
customarily
trained
on
poles
,
as
the
scarlet
runner
or
the
Lima
bean
.
Pole flounder
Zool.
,
a
large
deep-water
flounder
(
Glyptocephalus cynoglossus
),
native
of
the
northern
coasts
of
Europe
and
America
,
and
much
esteemed
as
a
food
fish
; --
called
also
craig flounder
,
and
pole fluke
.
Pole lathe
,
a
simple
form
of
lathe
,
or
a
substitute
for
a
lathe
,
in
which
the
work
is
turned
by
means
of
a
cord
passing
around
it
,
one
end
being
fastened
to
the
treadle
,
and
the
other
to
an
elastic
pole
above
.
Pole mast
Naut.
,
a
mast
formed
from
a
single
piece
or
from
a
single
tree
.
Pole of a lens
Opt.
,
the
point
where
the
principal
axis
meets
the
surface
.
Pole plate
Arch.
,
a
horizontal
timber
resting
on
the
tiebeams
of
a
roof
and
receiving
the
ends
of
the
rafters
.
It
differs
from
the
plate
in
not
resting
on
the
wall
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Pole
,
n.
1.
Either
extremity
of
an
axis
of
a
sphere
;
especially
,
one
of
the
extremities
of
the
earth's
axis
;
as
,
the
north
pole
.
2.
Spherics
A
point
upon
the
surface
of
a
sphere
equally
distant
from
every
part
of
the
circumference
of
a
great
circle
;
or
the
point
in
which
a
diameter
of
the
sphere
perpendicular
to
the
plane
of
such
circle
meets
the
surface
.
Such
a
point
is
called
the
pole
of
that
circle
;
as
,
the
pole
of
the
horizon
;
the
pole
of
the
ecliptic
;
the
pole
of
a
given
meridian
.
3.
Physics
One
of
the
opposite
or
contrasted
parts
or
directions
in
which
a
polar
force
is
manifested
;
a
point
of
maximum
intensity
of
a
force
which
has
two
such
points
,
or
which
has
polarity
;
as
,
the
poles
of
a
magnet
;
the
north
pole
of
a
needle
.
4.
The
firmament
;
the
sky
. [
Poetic
]
Shoots
against
the
dusky
pole
.
--
Milton
.
5.
Geom.
See
Polarity
,
and
Polar
,
n.
Magnetic pole
.
See
under
Magnetic
.
Poles of the earth
,
or
Terrestrial poles
Geog.
,
the
two
opposite
points
on
the
earth's
surface
through
which
its
axis
passes
.
Poles of the heavens
,
or
Celestial poles
,
the
two
opposite
points
in
the
celestial
sphere
which
coincide
with
the
earth's
axis
produced
,
and
about
which
the
heavens
appear
to
revolve
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
pole
n
1:
a
long
(
usually
round
)
rod
of
wood
or
metal
or
plastic
2:
a
native
or
inhabitant
of
Poland
3:
one
of
two
divergent
or
mutually
exclusive
opinions
; "
they
are
at
opposite
poles
"; "
they
are
poles
apart
"
4:
a
linear
measure
of
16.5
feet
[
syn
:
perch
,
rod
]
5:
a
square
rod
of
land
[
syn
:
perch
,
rod
]
6:
one
of
two
points
of
intersection
of
the
Earth's
axis
and
the
celestial
sphere
[
syn
:
celestial pole
]
7:
one
of
two
antipodal
points
where
the
Earth's
axis
of
rotation
intersects
the
Earth's
surface
8:
a
contact
on
an
electrical
device
(
such
as
a
battery
)
at
which
electric
current
enters
or
leaves
[
syn
:
terminal
]
9:
a
long
fiberglass
sports
implement
used
for
pole
vaulting
10:
one
of
the
two
ends
of
a
magnet
where
the
magnetism
seems
to
be
concentrated
[
syn
:
magnetic pole
]
v
1:
propel
with
a
pole
; "
pole
barges
on
the
river
"; "
We
went
punting
in
Cambridge
" [
syn
:
punt
]
2:
support
on
poles
; "
pole
climbing
plants
like
beans
"
3:
deoxidize
molten
metals
by
stirring
them
with
a
wooden
pole
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