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1. (n.) rectangle
a parallelogram having four right angles.
Etymology: (1565–75; < ML rēct(i)angulum, n. use of neut. of LL rēctiangulus having a right angle =rēcti-recti - +-angulus, adj. der. of L
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1. (noun) rectangle
a parallelogram with four right angles
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1. (noun) rectangle
a shape with four right angles, having two long sides and two short sides
a rectangular screen/container
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1. (adj) rectangle
rectangular
2. (noun) rectangle
a four-sided figure having only right angles; a right-angled parallelogram
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Sense: a two-dimensional, four-sided figure with opposite sides equal and all its angles right angles.
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 Afrikaans: reghoek |
 Arabic: مُسْتَطيل |
 Bulgarian: правоъгълник |
 Brazilian: retângulo |
 Czech: obdélník, pravoúhelník |
 German: das Rechteck |
 Danish: rektangel |
 Greek: ορθογώνιο |
 Spanish: rectángulo |
 Estonian: ristkülik |
 Farsi: مستطیل |
 Finnish: suorakulmio |
 French: rectangle |
 Hebrew: מַלבֵּן |
 Hindi: समकोण, समानान्तर चतुर्भुज |
 Croatian: pravokutnik |
 Hungarian: téglalap, négyszög |
 Indonesian: segiempat |
 Icelandic: rétthyrningur |
 Italian: rettangolo |
 Japanese: 長方形 |
 Korean: 직사각형 |
 Lithuanian: stačiakampis |
 Latvian: taisnstūris |
 Malay: empat segi |
 Dutch: rechthoek |
 Norwegian: rektangel |
 Polish: prostokąt |
 Persian: مستطیل |
 Pashto: مستطيل |
 Portuguese: rectângulo |
 Romanian: dreptunghi |
 Russian: прямоугольник |
 Slovak: pravouhlý štvoruholník |
 Slovenian: pravokotnik |
 Serbian: pravougaonik |
 Swedish: rektangel |
 Thai: สี่เหลี่ยมผืนผ้า |
 Turkish: dikdörtgen |
 Taiwanese: 矩形 |
 Ukrainian: прямокутник |
 Urdu: مستطیل |
 Vietnamese: hình chữ nhật |
 Chinese: 矩形 |
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