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isosceles

/ahy-sos-uh-leez/US // aɪˈsɒs əˌliz //UK // (aɪˈsɒsɪˌliːz) //

等腰三角形,等腰椎体,等腰三角形的,等腰椎

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : having two sides equal: an isosceles triangle; an isosceles trapezoid.

Examples

  • Friend-of-The-Riddler Dean Ballard explored non-isosceles sets in three-dimensional grids.

  • It’s worth noting that many of these sets were rotations or reflections of each other, meaning if one of them was anti-isosceles then others were as well.

  • Here are examples of the largest non-isosceles sets for the 5×5 grid and the 6×6 grid, which had seven and nine points, respectively.

  • If the distances between any two of these were the same, the entire set could not be anti-isosceles.

  • That meant there were four equilateral triangles plus 18 isosceles triangles, or 22 triangles in total.

  • A gaily coloured hat hung from one of the boats, and over each floated a red flag shaped like an isosceles triangle.

  • Salvage boat take position at apex isosceles triangle 27.6 degrees with lighthouse and summit hill a mile to the south.

  • A narrow channel running from the Dorsolum to the Abdomen in Coleoptera, forming an isosceles triangle reversed.

  • So they crept up to the fire in the formation of an isosceles triangle.

  • Then ask them if they are equal-legged (isosceles) triangles.