contour in Greek
contour in Greek is ισοϋψής — contour means the outline or shape of something, especially a curved edge.
contour in Greek
ισοϋψής
Pronounced: isoypsis
A line on a map or chart delineating those points which have the same altitude or other plotted quantity: a contour line or isopleth; (metonymically) the landform or its surface.
What does "contour" mean?
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noun The outline or shape of something, especially a curved edge.
"The dress was cut to follow the contours of her body."
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noun A line on a map joining points of equal height.
"Closely spaced contour lines on the map showed a steep hillside."
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verb To shape something to follow a particular outline, or to apply makeup to sculpt the appearance of the face.
"She contoured her cheekbones with a shimmery bronze powder."
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contour in a sentence
- The dress was cut to follow the contours of her body.
- Rain had smoothed the contours of the old stone steps.
- Closely spaced contour lines on the map showed a steep hillside.
- She contoured her cheekbones with a shimmery bronze powder.
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What is "contour" in Greek?
"contour" in Greek is ισοϋψής. contour means: The outline or shape of something, especially a curved edge.
How do you pronounce ισοϋψής?
"contour" in Greek is ισοϋψής, pronounced "isoypsis".
How do you use "contour" in a sentence?
Example: "The dress was cut to follow the contours of her body." In Greek, "contour" is ισοϋψής.
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