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squares
/skwerz/
The term carries a sharp contrast between mathematical precision and social rigidity. In a geometric sense, it evokes stability, symmetry, and exactness, which is why it is used in architecture and design to suggest order.
When applied to people, this same sense of rigidity becomes a pejorative. Calling someone a square implies they are too predictable or stifled by rules, transforming a symbol of stability into a symbol of boredom and lack of creativity.
Countable when referring to individual shapes or city plazas. Uncountable when used in the mathematical sense of the operation of squaring.
💬Trò chuyện
I'm just circling back to make sure this budget squares with your projections.
Stop using buzzwords and just send the PDF.
Ý nghĩa
Ví dụ
The children drew colorful squares and circles on the chalkboard.
We should meet at one of the main squares in the city center.
My parents are total squares who think rock music is too loud.
To find the area of the room, he squares the length of one side.
I will pay you back tomorrow and then we are squares.
The map shows several small town squares where markets are held.
I wonder if I am becoming one of those squares my friends tease me about.
The formula requires that the user squares the variable before dividing.
Cụm từ kết hợp
grid squares
Noun collocation: small square areas on a map or graph
The coordinates are marked by small grid squares.
town squares
Noun collocation: central open spaces in a village or town
squares up
Verb collocation: to settle a debt or reconcile a difference
squares with
Verb collocation: to be consistent or in agreement with something
Cụm động từ
square up
to settle a debt or balance an account
Thành ngữ & Tục ngữ
Từ nguyên
Derived from the Old French word esquare, which originated from the Latin quadratum, meaning a square or a four-sided figure. The Latin root is further traced back to quadrare, meaning to make square, based on the prefix quadru- meaning four. Over centuries, the term evolved from a purely geometric description to describe urban architectural layouts and eventually became a mid-20th century slang term for conventional people.