triangular
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- adjective
- /traɪˈæŋɡjələr/
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triangular
- During the math class, we learned that a triangular shape has three sides and three angles.
- triangular shape
- triangular formation
- triangular configuration
So it's a plastic triangular sleeve with a piece of pizza in it.
- So it's a plastic triangular sleeve with a piece of pizza in it.
- The fibrine strands emerge prismatic, two triangular tubes glued in a Saracen coating.
- And then it has these little triangular pink triangles.
- You know what was the so-called triangular trade?
Examples
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Now, the island is basically triangular.
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It has a really nice triangular shape.
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It's sort of like a, a triangular shape.
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Well, R is upper triangular like so.
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I had a triangular cut right here.
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And you cover over that with a triangular piece of leather.
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His eyes look black in the triangular shadow that cuts across the room.
Fiction book (1994) -
So you have this kind of triangular looking shape to the dragon fruit.
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The answer is there's just giant triangular windows in the front.
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But on the first night, a small triangular shaped craft actually landed in Rendlesham Forest.
Synonyms
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7.4
Having three sides or involving three countries
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Having three sides
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Having three corners
Having three corners or points like an old hat
Compounds
- Specialized
A large triangle of cloth used to support an injured arm by tying it around the neck
- Specialized
A solid shape that has two equal triangle ends and three rectangular sides joining them
How Wedge-shaped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Triangular comes from the parts tri- 'three' and angle 'corner', like in triangle or tricycle, so it means 'having three corners or sides'.