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Meanings of cone in English

Portuguese
estróbilo
Catalan
estròbil
Wikidata

Cone-shaped mass of ovule- or spore-bearing scales or bracts.

estróbilo
Russian
шишки
Portuguese
estróbilo
Spanish
estróbilo
Catalan
estròbil
Wikidata

Seed-bearing organ on gymnosperm plants.

Related terms
шишки
Russian
круговой конус
Portuguese
superfície cônica
Spanish
cono
Catalan
con
Wikidata

Geometric shape.

Related terms
круговой конус
Portuguese
cone
Catalan
con

A shape whose base is a circle and whose sides taper up to a point.

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Usage of cone in English
1
Discussion: Short-term results for the cone procedure are similar to conventional surgery.
Pubmed
2
I leaned back again; and I watched the whole of the light-cone.
Over Prairie Trails
3
The island was small, a single volcanic cone rising from the sea.
Sons of the Oak
4
The initial cone of destruction was not the only area affected, either.
Worlds of Honor
5
In this case, I will break the cone into really thin disks.
Wired
6
I ascended the cone in ten miles, west of north-west from camp.
Australia Twice Traversed / The Romance of Exploration, Being a ...
7
On the fringes of that cone of light moved great swift shadows.
The Big U
8
The best part is the chocolate at the end of the cone.
The Irish Times
9
He said he wouldn't even try to put a cone on her.
Rose in a storm
10
That must be the halting place at the foot of the cone.
Rollo in Naples
11
The cone was drummed upon as if in vigorous promise of success.
The Shadow World
12
Ariadne gave Theseus the thread and the cone to wind it around.
The Golden Fleece and the Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles
13
When cone and rod photoreceptor dysfunction was present, it was approximately equal.
Pubmed
14
Meanwhile, the movement of the cone interested Miller more than the messages.
The Shadow World
15
Going to Harder's and getting a double-scoop cone seemed an excellent idea.
The Ghost Next Door
16
The normal profile is thus a symmetric cone with a flaring base.
The Elements of Geology