Definition of coudé in English:

coudé

adjective kuːˈdeɪko͞oˈdā

Relating to or denoting a telescope in which the rays are bent to a focus at a fixed point off the axis.

nounkuːˈdeɪko͞oˈdā

Late 19th century: French, literally 'bent at right angles', past participle of couder, from coude 'elbow', from Latin cubitum.

adjectiveko͞oˈdā

Relating to or denoting a telescope in which the rays are bent to a focus at a fixed point off the axis.

nounko͞oˈdā

Late 19th century: French, literally ‘bent at right angles’, past participle of couder, from coude ‘elbow’, from Latin cubitum.

单词	coudé
释义	Definition of coudé in English: coudé adjective kuːˈdeɪko͞oˈdā Relating to or denoting a telescope in which the rays are bent to a focus at a fixed point off the axis. nounkuːˈdeɪko͞oˈdā A coudé telescope. Origin Late 19th century: French, literally 'bent at right angles', past participle of couder, from coude 'elbow', from Latin cubitum. Definition of coudé in US English: coudé adjectiveko͞oˈdā Relating to or denoting a telescope in which the rays are bent to a focus at a fixed point off the axis. nounko͞oˈdā A coudé telescope. Origin Late 19th century: French, literally ‘bent at right angles’, past participle of couder, from coude ‘elbow’, from Latin cubitum.
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