rhomboid

UK
/ˈrɒm.bɔɪd/
US
/ˈrɑm.bɔɪd/

Translations

rhomboidnoun
rhomboids
pl
UK
/ˈrɒmbɔɪd/
US
/ˈrɑːmbɔɪd/
rhomboïdeEn géométrie.
The shape of the tile was a rhomboid, giving the floor a unique geometric pattern.
La forme du carreau était un rhomboïde, donnant au sol un motif géométrique unique.
rhomboïdeAnatomie.
After the workout, she felt a slight strain in her rhomboid muscle.
Après l’entraînement, elle a ressenti une légère tension dans son muscle rhomboïde.
rhomboidadjective
more rhomboid
Comp.
most rhomboid
Super.
UK
/ˈrɒm.bɔɪd/
US
/ˈrɑm.bɔɪd/
The artist painted a series of rhomboid patterns on the wall, creating a visually striking effect.
L’artiste a peint une série de motifs rhomboïdes sur le mur, créant un effet visuellement saisissant.

Definitions

rhomboidnoun
A parallelogram in which adjacent sides are of unequal lengths and angles are oblique.
The shape of the tile was a rhomboid, giving the floor a unique geometric pattern.
A muscle in the upper back that connects the spine to the shoulder blade, responsible for retracting the scapula.
After the workout, she felt a slight strain in her rhomboid muscle.
rhomboidadjective
Having a shape resembling a rhombus or diamond, typically with opposite sides that are equal in length and angles that are not right angles.
The artist painted a series of rhomboid patterns on the wall, creating a visually striking effect.