Pronunciation: /ˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪk/
noun a line connecting isometric points
A1 An isometric exercise involves contracting muscles without moving the joints.
A2 She prefers doing isometric exercises like planks and wall sits to strengthen her core.
B1 The physical therapist recommended isometric exercises to help improve the patient's muscle strength.
B2 The fitness instructor demonstrated various isometric movements to target different muscle groups.
C1 The athlete's training regimen includes a combination of isotonic and isometric exercises to enhance performance.
C2 The isometric workout routine was designed by a professional trainer to maximize muscle engagement and endurance.
adjective relating to or denoting equal measure or dimensions
A1 An isometric drawing shows a 3D object in a 2D format.
A2 The architect used isometric projections to design the building layout.
B1 The video game features isometric graphics that give a unique perspective.
B2 The engineering team created an isometric illustration to demonstrate the product design.
C1 The technical drawing includes detailed isometric views of the machine parts.
C2 The artist's portfolio showcases stunning isometric artwork with intricate details.
formal The architect used isometric drawings to accurately depict the dimensions of the building.
informal I love playing video games with isometric graphics, it gives a unique perspective.
slang The new workout routine focuses on isometric exercises to target specific muscle groups.
figurative In a way, looking at the situation from an isometric viewpoint can help us see things differently.
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