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I need something clearer than "draw together" in the following sentence because it's not clear to the reader what I mean. I mean that if we attach two lines (of two directions) to each other, they create two dimensional.

"If we draw together two lines of two different directions, these two lines are called “two dimensional” since they are two axes"

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  • Do you mean draw at the same time? If so "simultaneously draw" would be a good choice.
    – ryanyuyu
    Nov 8, 2015 at 20:18
  • I mean the separate time
    – Virtuous Legend
    Nov 8, 2015 at 20:44

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If we draw two connected lines (in two different directions), these two lines would be called “two dimensional” since there are two axes."

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