Pronunciation: /ˈtraɪˌæŋɡəl/
noun a closed plane figure having three sides and three angles
A1 A triangle has three sides.
A2 She drew a triangle on the paper.
B1 To find the area of a triangle, you need to know the base and height.
B2 The architect used triangles in the design to create a modern look.
C1 The mathematician proved the Pythagorean theorem using right triangles.
C2 The artist's sculpture featured an intricate arrangement of triangles.
adjective relating to or shaped like a triangle
A1 I see a triangle shape on the flag.
A2 The table has triangle patterns on it.
B1 The artist used triangle motifs in the painting.
B2 The building's architecture features triangle windows.
C1 The designer incorporated triangle elements into the fashion collection.
C2 The engineer designed a triangle-shaped bridge for the city.
formal The architect used a compass and ruler to accurately draw a triangle on the blueprint.
informal I can never seem to draw a perfect triangle freehand.
slang That guy's haircut makes his head look like a triangle.
figurative The love triangle between the three coworkers caused tension in the office.
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