Definition of tetragonal in English:

tetragonal

adjective tɪˈtraɡ(ə)n(ə)ltɛˈtræɡənl

Of or denoting a crystal system or three-dimensional geometrical arrangement having three axes at right angles, two of them equal.
四角形的，四方（晶）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Xenotime crystals exhibit tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids, whereas zircon may exhibit first- and second-order tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids.
- The crystals are typically tetragonal dipyramids with pinacoids.
- Superb, equant tetragonal crystals occur on quartz in the junction pockets.
- Furthermore, we see that the molecular rows along the a axes are in perfect alignment with the underlying layers, as one would expect for the tetragonal lattice of the CO-HbC crystals.
- Rutile is a tetragonal mineral famous for its variety of crystal habits and twinning.
- The crystals are stepped tetragonal pyramids (somewhat resembling anatase) associated with chrysocolla.
- Narsarsukite is another tetragonal mineral that can show a tetragonal prismatic habit, particularly when it develops in open cavities.
- Small, black, tetragonal anatase crystals associated with rutile were found on microcline by Kile.
- Zircon (variety cyrtolite) commonly forms curved tetragonal crystals that radiate from a base of biotite crystals and terminate in adjacent feldspar.

Derivatives

tetragonally

adverb

In addition, Tetragonocrinus has tetragonally positioned accessory canals along the column.
Example sentencesExamples
- The secondary thermal aging process requiring tight manufacturing controls for proper microstructural development has limited the supplier base for the tetragonally toughened zirconias.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek tetragōnon (neuter of tetragōnos 'four-angled') + -al.

Rhymes

diagonal, heptagonal, hexagonal, octagonal

Definition of tetragonal in US English:

tetragonal

adjectiveteˈtraɡənltɛˈtræɡənl

Of or denoting a crystal system or three-dimensional geometric arrangement having three axes at right angles, two of them equal.
四角形的，四方（晶）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Superb, equant tetragonal crystals occur on quartz in the junction pockets.
- Zircon (variety cyrtolite) commonly forms curved tetragonal crystals that radiate from a base of biotite crystals and terminate in adjacent feldspar.
- Furthermore, we see that the molecular rows along the a axes are in perfect alignment with the underlying layers, as one would expect for the tetragonal lattice of the CO-HbC crystals.
- Rutile is a tetragonal mineral famous for its variety of crystal habits and twinning.
- The crystals are typically tetragonal dipyramids with pinacoids.
- Narsarsukite is another tetragonal mineral that can show a tetragonal prismatic habit, particularly when it develops in open cavities.
- The crystals are stepped tetragonal pyramids (somewhat resembling anatase) associated with chrysocolla.
- Xenotime crystals exhibit tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids, whereas zircon may exhibit first- and second-order tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids.
- Small, black, tetragonal anatase crystals associated with rutile were found on microcline by Kile.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek tetragōnon (neuter of tetragōnos ‘four-angled’) + -al.

词汇	tetragonal
释义	Definition of tetragonal in English: tetragonal adjective tɪˈtraɡ(ə)n(ə)ltɛˈtræɡənl Of or denoting a crystal system or three-dimensional geometrical arrangement having three axes at right angles, two of them equal. 四角形的，四方（晶）的 Example sentencesExamples Xenotime crystals exhibit tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids, whereas zircon may exhibit first- and second-order tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids. The crystals are typically tetragonal dipyramids with pinacoids. Superb, equant tetragonal crystals occur on quartz in the junction pockets. Furthermore, we see that the molecular rows along the a axes are in perfect alignment with the underlying layers, as one would expect for the tetragonal lattice of the CO-HbC crystals. Rutile is a tetragonal mineral famous for its variety of crystal habits and twinning. The crystals are stepped tetragonal pyramids (somewhat resembling anatase) associated with chrysocolla. Narsarsukite is another tetragonal mineral that can show a tetragonal prismatic habit, particularly when it develops in open cavities. Small, black, tetragonal anatase crystals associated with rutile were found on microcline by Kile. Zircon (variety cyrtolite) commonly forms curved tetragonal crystals that radiate from a base of biotite crystals and terminate in adjacent feldspar. Derivatives tetragonally adverb In addition, Tetragonocrinus has tetragonally positioned accessory canals along the column. Example sentencesExamples The secondary thermal aging process requiring tight manufacturing controls for proper microstructural development has limited the supplier base for the tetragonally toughened zirconias. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek tetragōnon (neuter of tetragōnos 'four-angled') + -al. Rhymes diagonal, heptagonal, hexagonal, octagonal Definition of tetragonal in US English: tetragonal adjectiveteˈtraɡənltɛˈtræɡənl Of or denoting a crystal system or three-dimensional geometric arrangement having three axes at right angles, two of them equal. 四角形的，四方（晶）的 Example sentencesExamples Superb, equant tetragonal crystals occur on quartz in the junction pockets. Zircon (variety cyrtolite) commonly forms curved tetragonal crystals that radiate from a base of biotite crystals and terminate in adjacent feldspar. Furthermore, we see that the molecular rows along the a axes are in perfect alignment with the underlying layers, as one would expect for the tetragonal lattice of the CO-HbC crystals. Rutile is a tetragonal mineral famous for its variety of crystal habits and twinning. The crystals are typically tetragonal dipyramids with pinacoids. Narsarsukite is another tetragonal mineral that can show a tetragonal prismatic habit, particularly when it develops in open cavities. The crystals are stepped tetragonal pyramids (somewhat resembling anatase) associated with chrysocolla. Xenotime crystals exhibit tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids, whereas zircon may exhibit first- and second-order tetragonal prisms, dipyramids, and pinacoids. Small, black, tetragonal anatase crystals associated with rutile were found on microcline by Kile. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek tetragōnon (neuter of tetragōnos ‘four-angled’) + -al.
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