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compass

/ˈkʌmpəs/

noun

Pusula; kuzeyi gösteren manyetik iğneli alet

An instrument with a magnetized needle that shows the direction of magnetic north and bearings from it.

  • We used a compass to find our way through the forest.
  • The hikers checked their compass to make sure they were heading north.
  • A good compass is essential for wilderness navigation.
  • Early maritime explorers relied on the magnetic compass alongside celestial navigation to chart accurate courses across uncharted ocean territories.
  • The geology students used a compass to measure the orientation of rock layers and determine the tectonic forces that had shaped the landscape.
  • Engineers developed a digital compass that integrates accelerometer data to provide more accurate directional readings in urban environments with magnetic interference.
noun

Pergel; çember çizmek için alet

A V-shaped instrument for drawing circles and arcs, consisting of two arms joined at one end.

  • Use a compass to draw a perfect circle.
  • The geometry student opened his compass to draw an arc.
  • She adjusted the compass to the right radius.
nounformal

Kapsam, alan

The range or scope of something.

  • The issue is beyond the compass of this discussion.
  • Her knowledge spans a wide compass of subjects.
  • The plan was modest in compass but ambitious in goals.
verbarchaic/literary

Kuşatmak, çevrelemek

To go around something; to surround or encircle.

  • The walls compass the entire city.
  • Mountains compass the valley on all sides.