U-shaped
- adjective
- /juː ʃeɪpt/
- Taking her hand, he led her across to the deep-cushioned U-shaped sofa.
- U-shaped lake
- U-shaped basin
- U-shaped canal
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Watch on YouTubeThe neckline is U-shaped and the straps on the shoulders are white.
- The neckline is U-shaped and the straps on the shoulders are white.
Examples
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My father's house in Haiti is U-shaped, and in the belly of the U is a pool.
Fiction book (1991) -
The new office layout includes a U-shaped desk that encourages collaboration among team members.
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Do the logs ever roll out, or do the U-shaped pieces hold them in place?
Blog text (25) -
So you still have the exact same black keyboard, same key travel, same kind of U-shaped design to each key.
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The general design is flat or U-shaped with an upturned leading edge.
Academic text (1995) -
All units are built with U-shaped frames, stainless anti-friction strips, and a back cover.
Academic text (2005) -
Economists recognize this process as the U-shaped average cost curve; in the business world, the product cycle describes these transitions.
Academic text (2001) -
The gallery, a U-shaped ranch-style house, was nestled in a grove of oak and palms.
Fiction book (1999) -
The garden was designed with a U-shaped pathway that beautifully framed the flower beds.
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They installed a U-shaped shelf in the corner to maximize space while displaying their favorite books.
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Etymology
U-shaped comes from the letter U, which looks like a rounded 'cup' or 'bowl', so people call anything with that same curved form U-shaped.