trajectory

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Noun

trajectory (plural trajectories)

1. The path of a body as it travels through space.
2. (cybernetics) The ordered set of intermediate states assumed by a dynamical system as a result of time evolution.
3. Metaphorically, a course of development, such as that of a war or career.

Related terms

• (cybernetics): run

Translations

path of a body

Basque: traiektoria (eu) Catalan: trajectòria  (ca) f. Chinese: Mandarin: 軌道 (zh), 轨道 (zh) (guǐdào), (ballistic) 彈道 (zh), 弹道 (zh) (dàndào) Croatian: putanja (hr) f. Czech: dráha (cs) f., trajektorie (cs) f. Esperanto: trajektorio (eo) Finnish: rata, lentorata French: trajectoire (fr) f. Galician: traxectoria (gl) f. German: Flugbahn (de) f., Bahn (de) f., Trajektorie (de) f. Greek: τροχιά (el) f. Hebrew: מַסְלוּל (he) (maslul) m.

Hungarian: röppálya (hu) Japanese: 軌道 (ja) (きどう, kidō), (ballistic) 弾道 (ja) (だんどう, dandō) Lithuanian: trajektòrija (lt) f. Norwegian: bane (no) m. Portuguese: (Brazil) trajetória (pt) f., (Europe) trajectória (pt) f. Romanian: traiectorie (ro) f. Russian: траектория (ru) (trajektórija) f. (pronounced: traektórija) Serbian: putanja (sr) f. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: трајекторија (sh) f. Roman: trajektòrija (sh) f. Slovene: trajektórija (sl) f. Spanish: trayectoria (es) f. Vietnamese: quỹ đạo (vi) (軌道 (vi))

ordered set of intermediate states

Finnish: kehittyminen German: Entwicklung (de) f. Portuguese: trajetória (pt) f.

Russian: траектория (ru) (trajektórija) f. (pronounced: traektórija)

course of development

Finnish: kulku, kehittyminen Galician: traxectoria (gl) f.

German: Zustandskurve (de) f. Greek: τροχιά (el) f. Portuguese: trajetória (pt) f.

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