lateral 英 [ˈlætərəl]   美 [ˈlætərəl]

lateral

lateral  英 [ˈlætərəl] 美 [ˈlætərəl]

adj. 侧面的,横向的 

名词复数:laterals 

the lateral branches of a tree 树的侧枝
lateral eye movements 眼睛的两侧运动

  • When something is extending to the side or moving to the side, it’s lateral. "All of the lateral movement in tennis hurt her knees and she had to quit playing."
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  • adj. 侧面的,横向的
  • 1. the lateral branches of a tree

    树的侧枝

  • 2. lateral eye movements

    眼睛的两侧运动

  • 3. lateral pressure

    侧压;旁压力

  • 4. Being outside generally seems to improve lateral thinking.

    一般来说,处于户外似乎能提升横向思维。

  • lateral (adj.) "of or pertaining to the side," early 15c., from Old French latéral (14c.) and directly from Latin lateralis "belonging to the side," from latus (genitive lateris) "the side, flank of humans or animals, lateral surface," a word of uncertain origin. Specific sense "situated on either side of the median vertical longitudinal plane of the body" [Century Dictionary] is from 1722.
lat·eral / ˈlætərəl ; NAmE ˈlætərəl / adjective , noun lateral laterals adjective [usually before noun ] ( technical 术语 ) connected with the side of sth or with movement to the side 侧面的;横向的;向侧面移动的 the lateral branches of a tree 树的侧枝 lateral eye movements 眼睛的两侧运动 lat·eral·ly / ˈlætərəli ; NAmE ˈlætərəli / adverb noun ( also ˌlateral ˈconsonant ) ( phonetics 语音 ) a consonant sound which is produced by placing a part of the tongue against the palateso that air flows around it on both sides, for example /l / in lie 边音(如 lie 一词中 /l / 的发音) lat·eral / ˈlætərəl ; NAmE ˈlætərəl / lat·eral·ly / ˈlætərəli ; NAmE ˈlætərəli /
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