| 正面 | 12620.triangular 英 [traɪ'æŋgjʊlə]美 [traɪ'æŋgjəlɚ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. crypt => grotto => grotesque.2. Etymologically, grotesque means 'grotto-like'. 3. Its Italian source, grottesco, was used in the phrase pittura grottesca, literally 'grotto-like pictures', denoting wall paintings of the sort discovered in the excavated basements of old buildings. 4. Many of them were evidently bizarre or highly imaginative, and so grottesca came to mean 'fanciful, fantastic'.adj. 三角的，[数] 三角形的；三人间的 例句： 1. Timbered cottages stood around a triangular green.几所乡村小木屋环绕在三角形绿地周围。 triangular (adj.)c. 1400, from Late Latin triangularis "triangular, pertaining to a triangle," from Latin triangulus "with three corners" (the usual adjective in classical Latin), as a noun, "a triangle;" see triangle. Related: Triangularly. In the huts of witches all the instruments and implements are triangular. ["Handwörterbuch des deutschen Aberglaubens"]" |