angular是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)angular momentum角动量

(2)angular velocity角速度

(3)angular frequency角频率

(4)angular diameter角直径

双语例句

(1)Her angular face implies she had a poor life.

她棱角分明的脸暗示着她贫穷的生活。

(2)I am not good at the angular momentum in physics.

我不擅长物理学中的角动量。

(3)There are two elaborately designed angular chairs in the balcony.

阳台中摆着两把设计精致的角椅。

(4)He had an angular face with prominent cheekbones.

他有一张颧骨突出 棱角分明的脸

(5)He had an angular face with prominent cheekbones.

他有一张颧骨突出、棱角分明的脸。

(6)Why should I join the straying mass who want to make everything angular?

为什么我要加入那些想要把一切都变得棱角分明的走失群体?

(7)On a neck amphora, the handles are attached to the neck, which is separated from the belly by an angular carination.

在颈瓶上，手柄固定在颈上，并通过有角度的旋转与腹部分开。

(8)I am the spin angular momentum.

我就是旋转的角动量。

(9)It has spin angular momentum.

有了旋转的角动量。

同义词

adj. 有角的；生硬的，笨拙的；瘦削的

反义词

词根词缀

同前缀词 ang- 弯;  钩

-ular 有...形状/性质的

(1)spectacular adj. 壮观的；惊人的；庞大的；显眼的

(2)circular adj. 圆形的；环形的；因包含待证假设因而是谬误的；循环论证的；供流传的；循环的；环绕一圈的

(3)particular adj. 特定的；特别的；特大的；特强烈的；苛求的；挑剔的；难以取悦的；特殊的；特称的

(4)rectangular adj. 长方形的；矩形的；成直角的；有直角的；呈长方形的

(5)regular adj. 恒定的；规则的；经常的；频繁的；符合手续的；正当的；寻常的；通常的；惯常的；规则变化的；正的；呈放射状对称的

同根词

词根 angular

(1)angulate adj. 有角的vi. 具棱角vt. 使有角；使有棱角

(2)angularity n. 有角；成角状；生硬

释义

adj.

(of an object, outline, or shape)having angles or sharp corners

（物体、轮廓和形状）有角的，有尖角的

angular chairs

有方角的椅子

Adam's angular black handwriting.

　亚当有棱有角的黑色手写体。

(of a person or part of their body)lean and having a prominent bone structure

（人，身体部分）瘦骨嶙峋的

her angular face.

她那瘦削的脸。

placed or directed at an angle

成角度的

Pittman launched an angular shot across the face of the goal.

皮特曼射出带角度越过球门的一脚。

Physics denoting physical properties or quantities measured with reference to or by means of an angle, especially those associated with rotation

【物理】 角度的，角的，用角度量的

angular acceleration.

角加速度。

Astrology located in, relating to, or denoting any of the houses that begin at the four cardinal points of a chart

【占星】 方位基点宫的。

词源

"late Middle English （as an astrological term）：　from Latin　angularis, from　angulus　（see ANGLE1）."