geodesic dome

(architecture)

​dome that is built from panels whose edges form geodesic lines

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• discriminant

• intercept

__ (to something): ​to visit a website by clicking on an electronic link or advertisement on another web page: You can only get that information by __ing __ from the home page.

• click through

• click rate

• onomatopoeia

• point-and-click

• click

used to say politely that you do not agree with something that has just been said

‘At least she is good at her job.’ ‘Oh, __.’

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• I beg to differ

• charity begins at home

​(saying) you should help and care for your own family, etc. before you start helping other people

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• I beg to differ

• charity begins at home

extremely complicated and difficult to follow: a __ argument/explanation// (formal) having many twists or curves: a __ coastline

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• discriminant

• intercept

__ somebody/something to gather together a group of people for a formal meeting_SYNONYM convene: On 23 December 800 Charles __d a council of bishops and nobles.

• geodesic dome

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• convoke

• discriminant

• intercept

__ is the part of the quadratic formula underneath the square root symbol: b²-4ac. The __ tells us whether there are two solutions, one solution, or no solutions.

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• discriminant

• intercept

__ somebody/something to stop somebody/something that is going from one place to another from arriving: Reporters __ed him as he tried to leave the hotel.

• geodesic dome

• convoluted

• convoke

• discriminant

• intercept

(also click-through rate): ​the proportion of visitors who follow a link from a page on one website to another website: The __s for product ads on smartphones were 20% higher than on desktop browsers.

• click through

• click rate

• onomatopoeia

• point-and-click

• click

​the fact of words containing sounds similar to the noises they describe, for example hiss; the use of words like this in a piece of writing

• click through

• click rate

• onomatopoeia

• point-and-click

• click