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Meanings of arc in English
Spanish
el arco bahá'í 
Portuguese
arco elétrico Electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field.
Usage of arc in English
1
And given the arc of African American history, they matter a lot.
2
The character has a really cool arc throughout the series, he said.
3
Shows can change, you never know what arc you'll end up following.
4
One of the latest is the tungsten arc in an inert gas.
5
The arc of light above is natural enough; it's simply the dawn.
6
While The Florida Project has a story arc, that's not the point.
7
The stage fright would be a part of her arc, of course.
8
There needs to be a character arc there. More Great WIRED Stories
9
But the arc became ever brighter until the stars paled in it.
10
However, one side arc of blade did not stop at the handle.
11
Reality TV is more scatter-dash throughout as there is no real arc.
12
His men spread out to form a defensive arc around their area.
13
The simplest welding apparatus is a resistance in series with the arc.
14
He was sweating under the arc lights; he needed some more Ms.
15
The furrows are like arrows; they fly along an arc of sky.
16
His head rolled; the moon swung through an arc of alarming length.
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Translations for arc
Spanish
Portuguese
Arc through the time
Arc across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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