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Definitions
Etymologies
- From Middle English mapemounde, from Old French mapemond, from Medieval Latin mappa (mundī), map (of the world), from Latin, napkin, cloth (on which maps were drawn), perhaps of Punic origin; see npy in Semitic roots.
Examples
“~maps- I've received a US map and a map of the world, which are wonderful, but if you know me well, you'll know that I LOVE maps and I can spend hours and hours looking at them”
“One obvious feature from the maps is the “donut” phenomenon, the prevalence of large central county net out-migration, surrounded by a ring of substantial suburban and exurban net in-migration (about two-thirds of which is from the central core counties).”
“The collection and the thoughtful subject grouping of the maps is a valuable resource. at”
“I have seen what they call maps showing the world as far as they know it, and well nigh all has been conquered by them; but the farther away from Rome the more difficulty have they in holding what they have conquered.”
“A new full-screen Places view lets you look at terrain maps with markers of where your photos were taken.”
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“With the addition of Transit City I feel it would be helpful in maps and designs if lines had numbers and colours as well as names.”
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“The other problem with Google maps is it never shows you the correct location of the hidden zombie snails.”
“Davesbit made his own globe using maps from the Generic Mapping Tools project; he used a beachball for a mold and cast the sphere with fiberglass and foam. here is the plastic beach ball covered in paint for the inside of the sphere-half mold ... the stand was made from scraps of red oak from a computer table i built ... globe with stand”
“I used some scans of old astronomy maps from the 17th century," he says.”
“Reading these maps is also a great time to introduce the concepts of Lake Effect Snow that is especially prominent around the Great Lakes.”
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In Cars
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lampbane "Wait! They don't love you like I love you.
Wait! They don't love you like I love you.
Maps, wait!
They don't love you like I love you." Aug 29, 2008