trapezium in Greek
trapezium in Greek is τραπέζιο — trapezium means in British English, a four-sided shape with one pair of parallel sides.
trapezium in Greek
τραπέζιο
Pronounced: trapezio
What does "trapezium" mean?
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noun In British English, a four-sided shape with one pair of parallel sides.
"Draw a trapezium and mark its two parallel sides."
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noun A small bone in the wrist at the base of the thumb.
"The trapezium is one of the small bones of the wrist."
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trapezium in a sentence
- Draw a trapezium and mark its two parallel sides.
- The area of a trapezium depends on the lengths of its parallel sides.
- The trapezium is one of the small bones of the wrist.
- A doctor found a crack in her trapezium.
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What is "trapezium" in Greek?
"trapezium" in Greek is τραπέζιο. trapezium means: In British English, a four-sided shape with one pair of parallel sides.
How do you pronounce τραπέζιο?
"trapezium" in Greek is τραπέζιο, pronounced "trapezio".
How do you use "trapezium" in a sentence?
Example: "Draw a trapezium and mark its two parallel sides." In Greek, "trapezium" is τραπέζιο.
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