triangle
Pronunciation: [ˈtraɪæŋɡəl]
Word
Context: "geometry"
(noun) a shape that has three sides and three corners. Imagine a slice of pizza or a flag; both can be triangles. The sides can be different lengths, but they always meet at three points.
Example
We learned about triangles in math class and drew different kinds.
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A square does not have three sides like a triangle.
Example
Can you show me how to draw a triangle?
Context: "music"
(noun) a metal instrument in the shape of a triangle that makes a ringing sound when you hit it. It's often used in orchestras and can be a fun sound in songs.
Example
The musician played the triangle beautifully during the concert.
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The triangle wasn’t played at all during the performance.
Example
Have you ever tried to play the triangle in music class?
Context: "relationships"
(noun) a situation where three people are involved in a romantic or personal relationship. Sometimes one person loves two others, and that can create a triangle of feelings.
Example
They formed a close friendship triangle and spent a lot of time together.
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The love triangle caused a lot of confusion and hurt feelings.
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Do you think a love triangle is a good idea?
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