C1 noun Formell

anjectile

/ænˈdʒɛktaɪl/

A specialized noun used in technical assessments or theoretical physics to describe a stationary object or a non-moving component within a kinetic system. It represents an entity that is intentionally excluded from the typical laws of projectile motion in a controlled experiment.

Beispiele

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The technician placed the anjectile at the center of the grid to serve as a fixed reference point.

The technician placed the stationary object at the center of the grid to serve as a fixed reference point.

2

Our experimental design requires an anjectile to be positioned exactly five meters from the launch pad.

Our experimental design requires a non-moving component to be positioned exactly five meters from the launch pad.

3

Don't worry about that block; it's just an anjectile for the test run.

Don't worry about that block; it's just a stationary part for the test run.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
anjectile
Verb
anject
Adjektiv
anjectile
Verwandt
anjection
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Merkhilfe

Focus on the prefix 'an-' which often means 'not' or 'without'. An 'anjectile' is 'not' a 'projectile'—it stays exactly where it is.

Schnelles Quiz

During the impact test, the _______ remained perfectly still while the metal spheres were launched against it.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: anjectile

Beispiele

1

The technician placed the anjectile at the center of the grid to serve as a fixed reference point.

everyday

The technician placed the stationary object at the center of the grid to serve as a fixed reference point.

2

Our experimental design requires an anjectile to be positioned exactly five meters from the launch pad.

formal

Our experimental design requires a non-moving component to be positioned exactly five meters from the launch pad.

3

Don't worry about that block; it's just an anjectile for the test run.

informal

Don't worry about that block; it's just a stationary part for the test run.

4

Analysis of the simulation reveals that the anjectile maintained its coordinates despite the surrounding turbulence.

academic

Analysis of the simulation reveals that the non-projectile object maintained its coordinates despite the surrounding turbulence.

5

To optimize the layout, the engineering team must determine the cost-efficiency of using a standardized anjectile.

business

To optimize the layout, the engineering team must determine the cost-efficiency of using a standardized fixed component.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
anjectile
Verb
anject
Adjektiv
anjectile
Verwandt
anjection

Häufige Kollokationen

central anjectile the main stationary object in the center
anjectile stability the firmness or lack of movement of the object
position the anjectile to place the stationary component in a specific spot
anjectile coordinates the exact location of the non-moving part
measure the anjectile to take dimensions of the static object

Häufige Phrasen

serve as an anjectile

to function as a stationary reference point

fixed as an anjectile

completely unmoving and stable

the anjectile phase

the period of a test where parts remain stationary

Wird oft verwechselt mit

anjectile vs projectile

A projectile is an object thrown or propelled through space, whereas an anjectile is a stationary or non-propelled object.

anjectile vs adjective

An adjective is a part of speech used to describe a noun, whereas an anjectile is a specific technical noun.

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Nutzungshinweise

The word 'anjectile' is predominantly used in niche scientific contexts, mechanical simulations, or specialized cognitive testing. It is rarely encountered in general conversation and should be reserved for formal technical reports or specific test scenarios.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often mistake this for 'projectile' due to the similar suffix. It is also sometimes confused for an adjective because of the '-ile' ending, but in this context, it functions primarily as a noun.

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Merkhilfe

Focus on the prefix 'an-' which often means 'not' or 'without'. An 'anjectile' is 'not' a 'projectile'—it stays exactly where it is.

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Wortherkunft

Constructed from the Latin prefix 'an-' (absence or negation) combined with the root 'ject' (from 'jacere', to throw), indicating an object that is not thrown.

Grammatikmuster

countable noun with plural form 'anjectiles' often follows definite or indefinite articles (the/an)

Schnelles Quiz

During the impact test, the _______ remained perfectly still while the metal spheres were launched against it.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: anjectile

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