Pronunciation: /ˈkwɑˌdreɪt/
noun a square or rectangular area
A1 The children played with colorful quadrate blocks.
A2 She drew a perfect quadrate on the paper.
B1 The garden was divided into quadrate sections for planting different vegetables.
B2 The architect designed a building with a unique quadrate shape.
C1 The researchers used quadrate sampling to study the distribution of plant species.
C2 The artist created a stunning quadrate mosaic using different colored tiles.
verb to make square or rectangular
A1 I quadrate my schedule to make time for both work and play.
A2 She quadrate her budget to ensure she can afford to go on vacation.
B1 The team quadrate their tasks to meet the project deadline.
B2 In order to be successful, you must quadrate your efforts with your goals.
C1 The CEO quadrate the company's resources to maximize profits.
C2 It is essential for a leader to quadrate their decisions with the long-term vision of the organization.
adjective square or rectangular in shape
A1 The quadrate shape of the table makes it easy to fit into small spaces.
A2 She carefully measured the quadrate piece of fabric before cutting it for the project.
B1 The quadrate design of the garden was pleasing to the eye.
B2 The architect created a quadrate layout for the new office building.
C1 The quadrate pattern on the wallpaper added a modern touch to the room.
C2 The quadrate structure of the building was a marvel of engineering.
formal The biologist studied the quadrate bone in the skull of the animal.
informal I heard that the quadrate bone is important for jaw movement.
slang Check out the quadrate on that dude, it's massive!
figurative Her ability to multitask is like a quadrate puzzle, fitting everything together perfectly.
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