right-angled objects
[raɪt-ˈæŋ.ɡəld ˈɑb.dʒɛkts]
nounpl: right-angled objects
objetos retangulares ou objetos com ângulos retos
1. Physical items or shapes that contain one or more angles of exactly 90 degrees
Books, tables, and windows are common right-angled objects found in a home.
Livros, mesas e janelas são objetos retangulares comuns encontrados em uma casa.
2. In geometry, objects where two lines or surfaces meet at a perpendicular angle
The architect designed the building with multiple right-angled objects for structural stability.
O arquiteto projetou o edifício com múltiplos objetos retangulares para estabilidade estrutural.
3. Three-dimensional forms such as rectangular boxes, cubes, or prisms with perpendicular edges
Shipping containers are right-angled objects that maximize storage space.
Contêineres de envio são objetos retangulares que maximizam o espaço de armazenamento.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, right-angled objects are fundamental in architecture, design, and mathematics education. The concept is essential to practical construction and spatial reasoning. In Brazil, the term is frequently used in technical and educational settings, while everyday language might simply refer to 'quadrado' (square) or 'retângulo' (rectangle).
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