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Translation help needed (English from German)	by Control	2003-03-18 00:10:46
OK, we're talking euclidic geometry here. I have a triangle, and a circle running through all three vertices of the triangle. What do you call that circle. In german it's called Umkreis, but that word also has other, more common meanings, which are all that babelfish and LEO know of.
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ummmm....maybe	by count_0	2003-03-18 00:14:36
or	by Alberich	2003-03-18 00:23:08
As far as I know	by Kcirtap	2003-03-18 00:20:17
Circumcircle	by ipous	2003-03-18 00:24:18
Interesting	by Kcirtap	2003-03-18 00:31:18
Hm...	by ipous	2003-03-18 00:50:32
was guckst du ? (n/t)	by Stacato	2003-03-18 04:00:58
die angloamerikanische Pisa-Studie? (n/t)	by ipous	2003-03-18 04:14:48
wuss ist das? huh ? willst du stress ???	by Stacato	2003-03-18 07:15:49
I've never heard the term "circumcircle".	by Mojave	2003-03-18 03:15:57
Word does exist.	by Khaar	2003-03-18 03:55:17
yeah...."circumcircle" is correct (n/t)	by Zandermann	2003-03-18 18:07:38

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