Definition of geometrical proportion in English:

geometrical proportion

noun dʒɪəˌmɛtrɪkl prəˈpɔːʃnˌdʒiːəˌmɛtrɪkl prəˈpɔːʃn

Mathematics

A relationship between pairs of quantities in which the ratio between the first pair is the same as that between the second, i.e. a: b:: c: d (‘a is to b as c is to d’); the relationship between the quantities in a geometric progression. Contrasted with arithmetical proportion.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From geometrical + proportion, after post-classical Latin proportio geometrica, itself after ancient Greek ἀναλογία γεωμετρική.

Definition of geometrical proportion in US English:

geometrical proportion

noun

Mathematics

A relationship between pairs of quantities in which the ratio between the first pair is the same as that between the second, i.e. a: b:: c: d (‘a is to b as c is to d’); the relationship between the quantities in a geometric progression. Contrasted with arithmetical proportion.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From geometrical + proportion, after post-classical Latin proportio geometrica, itself after ancient Greek ἀναλογία γεωμετρική.

单词	geometrical proportion
释义	Definition of geometrical proportion in English: geometrical proportion noun dʒɪəˌmɛtrɪkl prəˈpɔːʃnˌdʒiːəˌmɛtrɪkl prəˈpɔːʃn Mathematics A relationship between pairs of quantities in which the ratio between the first pair is the same as that between the second, i.e. a: b:: c: d (‘a is to b as c is to d’); the relationship between the quantities in a geometric progression. Contrasted with arithmetical proportion. Origin Mid 16th century. From geometrical + proportion, after post-classical Latin proportio geometrica, itself after ancient Greek ἀναλογία γεωμετρική. Definition of geometrical proportion in US English: geometrical proportion noun Mathematics A relationship between pairs of quantities in which the ratio between the first pair is the same as that between the second, i.e. a: b:: c: d (‘a is to b as c is to d’); the relationship between the quantities in a geometric progression. Contrasted with arithmetical proportion. Origin Mid 16th century. From geometrical + proportion, after post-classical Latin proportio geometrica, itself after ancient Greek ἀναλογία γεωμετρική.
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