equator|equators in English

noun

[e'qua·tor || -tə]

circle which is equally distant from both poles (on a heavenly body or sphere); imaginary circle dividing the Earth into northern and southern hemispheres

Use "equator|equators" in a sentence

1. Also called dip equator, magnetic equator , or Aclinic …

2. The magnetic equator.

3. Singapore is near the equator.

4. The equator engirds the earth.

5. Rainforests occur around the equator.

6. A thousand leagues along the equator.

7. Singapore is/lies on the Equator.

8. At the equator no star is Circumpolar.

9. 1 synonym for magnetic equator: Aclinic line

10. The lake lies exactly on the equator.

11. GPS operates best near the equator. Sentencedict.com

12. 6 Equinox means sun is over the equator.

13. It forms a right angle with the equator.

14. The Northern Hemisphere is the part of the world north of the equator, and the Southern Hemisphere is south of the equator.

15. It is very hot near the equator.

16. 1 GPS operates best near the equator.

17. I've found the magnetic instability near the sun's equator.

18. The island is twenty degrees south of the equator.

19. The circulation in each hemisphere consists of a low-level equatorward movement of air from about 30° latitude to the equator, rising air near the equator, poleward flow aloft from the equator to 30° and descending motion near 30°.

20. The corona is thickest at the Sun's equator.

21. Mars' 'equator' needs to be accurately established for mapping.

22. So again, here we are at that equator moment.

23. The degree of overlap increases away from the equator.

24. The Aclinic line is also termed the magnetic equator

25. Achernar spins so fast that its equator bulges outward