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coudé
/ kuːˈdeɪ /
adjective
- (of a reflecting telescope) having plane mirrors positioned to reflect light from the primary mirror along the axis onto a detector
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Word History and Origins
Origin of coudé1
French, literally: bent in the shape of an elbow, from coude an elbow
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Example Sentences
At Paris, in 1894, with the aid of a large "equatoreal coudé," a work of similar character was set on foot by MM.
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