英语词汇“rhomboid”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rhomboid

/ˈrɒmbɔɪd

adjective

Having or resembling the shape of a rhombus: a rhomboid prism...

Another hypothesis was that wind forces at ‘hot spots,’ which resulted from the rhomboid shape of the tower, caused overstressing of the glass.
The rhomboid shape of the crystals was confirmed in thick sections and by electron microscopy.
Convex, flat and concave rhomboid units clad the building's distinctive dia-grid structure to produce remarkable visual effects.

noun

1A parallelogram in which adjacent sides are unequal.Its arrangement of forms - a bulky, white rhomboid with curved sides that is balanced unsteadily on a dark rectangle - at first floats freely as a pure, nonrepresentational abstraction a la Ellsworth Kelly....

Between the two sat a white, benchlike rhomboid that mimicked the shape of the chamber, creating the effect of one surreally distorted ‘white cube’ within another.
Another visually interesting dessert is the kalamay na ure, which looks like a glowing purple rhomboid, a sweet pasty thing made with purple rice.

2 (also rhomboid muscle) another term for rhomboideus.Close-grip work also helps improve posture and body carriage by strengthening the mid-back muscles, rhomboids and erector spinae....

When I pull the bar into my upper abdomen, just below my sternum, applying continuous tension without peak contractions, I can feel every muscle in my upper lats, rear deltoids, rhomboids and traps flexing individually.
The rhomboids, deep muscles that run horizontally between your shoulder blades, help stabilize them by keeping them down and together.

Derivatives

rhomboidal

/rɒmˈbɔɪd(ə)l/ adjective ...

This is wrapped in a rhomboidal grid, like a giant fishing net, infilled with a mixture of flat, concave and convex panels of glass.
The supraoccipital is a weakly rhomboidal element, which meets the parietal in its deep posterior embayment as described above.
Most sporangiospores were angulated to rhomboidal; a few were oval.

Origin

Late 16th century (as a noun): from French rhomboïde, or via late Latin from Greek rhomboeidēs, from rhombos (see rhombus).

单词	rhomboid
释义	rhomboid /ˈrɒmbɔɪd / adjective Having or resembling the shape of a rhombus: a rhomboid prism... Another hypothesis was that wind forces at ‘hot spots,’ which resulted from the rhomboid shape of the tower, caused overstressing of the glass. The rhomboid shape of the crystals was confirmed in thick sections and by electron microscopy. Convex, flat and concave rhomboid units clad the building's distinctive dia-grid structure to produce remarkable visual effects. noun 1A parallelogram in which adjacent sides are unequal.Its arrangement of forms - a bulky, white rhomboid with curved sides that is balanced unsteadily on a dark rectangle - at first floats freely as a pure, nonrepresentational abstraction a la Ellsworth Kelly.... Between the two sat a white, benchlike rhomboid that mimicked the shape of the chamber, creating the effect of one surreally distorted ‘white cube’ within another. Another visually interesting dessert is the kalamay na ure, which looks like a glowing purple rhomboid, a sweet pasty thing made with purple rice. 2 (also rhomboid muscle) another term for rhomboideus.Close-grip work also helps improve posture and body carriage by strengthening the mid-back muscles, rhomboids and erector spinae.... When I pull the bar into my upper abdomen, just below my sternum, applying continuous tension without peak contractions, I can feel every muscle in my upper lats, rear deltoids, rhomboids and traps flexing individually. The rhomboids, deep muscles that run horizontally between your shoulder blades, help stabilize them by keeping them down and together. Derivatives rhomboidal /rɒmˈbɔɪd(ə)l/ adjective ... This is wrapped in a rhomboidal grid, like a giant fishing net, infilled with a mixture of flat, concave and convex panels of glass. The supraoccipital is a weakly rhomboidal element, which meets the parietal in its deep posterior embayment as described above. Most sporangiospores were angulated to rhomboidal; a few were oval. Origin Late 16th century (as a noun): from French rhomboïde, or via late Latin from Greek rhomboeidēs, from rhombos (see rhombus).
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