L-shaped
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- adjective
- /ˈelˌʃeɪpt/
- The architect designed an L-shaped kitchen that maximizes space and efficiency.
- L-shaped room
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Watch on YouTubeSo today's objective is to somehow build an L-shaped desk right here, custom made.
- So today's objective is to somehow build an L-shaped desk right here, custom made.
- We can try this camera setup that looks really unique L-shaped camera setup.
- I am Matt Welch, sitting stiffly in a room at an L-shaped table, as either Peter or Catherine recently pointed out.
- There are other techniques and the rods are l-shaped, so you have the little rod handle, piece of wire, let's just say piece of wire and it comes up and it goes out.
- I'm I'm a in my brownie uniform and I'm doing my homework on an l-shaped couch and he goes to leap and I ran on my knees to lock him out.
- I lean in an l-shaped posture over the counter, flat back rump displayed to any passerby, blood dripping down the backs of my thighs.
Examples
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Maxine's basement had been converted into an apartment and was furnished with an L-shaped couch, coffee table, and a dining room set.
Fiction book (2002) -
The kitchen was under a balcony, half hidden by an L-shaped snack bar.
Fiction book (2000) -
I love our L-shaped room.
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The construction office was a long L-shaped building to the west of the stadium.
Fiction book (1992) -
The reception area was a large, L-shaped room.
Fiction book (1997) -
The living room was large by New York standards, with an L-shaped couch.
Blog text (12) -
Well, the end result was an L-shaped house with what looks like two front doors facing the driveway, one door on each leg.
Fiction book (2001) -
The fishing camp had only three rooms, an L-shaped living room, dining room, and kitchen combination, and two bedrooms.
Fiction book (2001) -
Joey's apartment building is an L-shaped skyscraper about 30 stories high, unimpressive by New York City standards.
Fiction book (1995) -
By now they're in an L-shaped room with wood benches and bulletin boards all over the walls.
Fiction book (1992)
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
L-shaped comes from the letter L, which looks like two straight lines joined at a 'right angle'. So something L-shaped has that corner form, like a desk or sofa that fits neatly into a corner.