Definition of quadrable in English:

quadrable

adjective ˈkwɒdrəbl

Mathematics rare

Of the area under a curve: such that a square of equal area can be constructed geometrically.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in David Gregory (1659–1708), mathematician and astronomer. From post-classical Latin quadrabilis from classical Latin quadrāre + -bilis.

Definition of quadrable in US English:

quadrable

adjectiveˈkwɒdrəbl

Mathematics rare

Of the area under a curve: such that a square of equal area can be constructed geometrically.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in David Gregory (1659–1708), mathematician and astronomer. From post-classical Latin quadrabilis from classical Latin quadrāre + -bilis.

单词	quadrable
释义	Definition of quadrable in English: quadrable adjective ˈkwɒdrəbl Mathematics rare Of the area under a curve: such that a square of equal area can be constructed geometrically. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in David Gregory (1659–1708), mathematician and astronomer. From post-classical Latin quadrabilis from classical Latin quadrāre + -bilis. Definition of quadrable in US English: quadrable adjectiveˈkwɒdrəbl Mathematics rare Of the area under a curve: such that a square of equal area can be constructed geometrically. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in David Gregory (1659–1708), mathematician and astronomer. From post-classical Latin quadrabilis from classical Latin quadrāre + -bilis.
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