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rectangle

/rek-tang-guhl/US // ˈrɛkˌtæŋ gəl //UK // (ˈrɛkˌtæŋɡəl) //

矩形,长方形,矩形的,矩形的方式

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a parallelogram having four right angles.

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Examples

  • In the spirit of unplugging, here are some products that help nudge us away from our glowing rectangles—if just for a little bit.

  • By reimagining the possible rectangles as collections of points within a special version of four-dimensional space, the pair found that all such loops contain sets of points that define rectangles of any desired proportion.

  • Starting at the long end closest to you, roll the rectangle tightly into a cylinder.

  • Their hope was to prove that every possible rotation of the Möbius strip yielded an intersection point — which is equivalent to proving you can find rectangles with all possible aspect ratios.

  • Hugelmeyer’s idea was to do something similar for the Möbius strip, but to embed it in four-dimensional space instead, where he could use features of four-dimensional geometry to prove the results he wanted about rectangles.

  • The heart of Wynwood is the six-block rectangle radiating from NW 2nd Avenue between 23rd and 26th Streets.

  • The moist rectangle of cooked meat and molten blob of cheese are then layered in a hard roll.

  • “I care only about what is on the square or rectangle in front of me,” he said.

  • In the same way that square or rectangle frames separate a work of art from “reality,” our homes frame, define and separate us.

  • A huge 35mm film projector, click-clacking in our midst, shines a red rectangle onto a screen.

  • This rampart of dwellings was in the shape of a rectangle, and enclosed a large square or plaza containing a noble reservoir.

  • The ground plan is a simple rectangle, as shown in Figure 36, without partitions.

  • In the darkened room, the device threw a rectangle of light on the wall.

  • If two of the parallel sides of a rectangle are longer than the other two sides, as in Figure 66, it is called an oblong.

  • A few dials and a glass meter hung beneath each two yard rounded-rectangle of opaque glass.