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lattice

/ˈlæt.ɪs/

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noun

/ˈlæt.ɪs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее структуру, состоящую из каркаса из перекрещенных полос или стержней, или регулярное периодическое расположение точек или объектов в двух или трех измерениях.

A noun referring to a structure consisting of a framework of crossed strips or bars, or a regular periodic arrangement of points or objects in two or three dimensions.

  1. Regular periodic structureB2formalscientific

    An arrangement of points, particles, or objects in a regular, repeating pattern in two or three dimensions.

    ruРешётка

    • The crystal lattice of diamond gives it its hardness.
    • Physicists study the lattice structure of solid materials.
    • The atoms form a perfect cubic lattice in this metal.

    Synonymsarrayframeworkgridmatrixmeshnetwork

  2. Small opening for transactionsB2formal

    A small opening, like a window in a door, through which business can be conducted.

    ruОкошко

    • The bank teller spoke to the customer through the lattice.
    • He passed the money through the lattice in the ticket booth.
    • The post office had a lattice for serving customers.

    Synonymsgrillehatchwicket

  3. Decorative frameworkB1formal

    A framework consisting of an ornamental design made of strips of wood or metal.

    ruДекоративная решётка

    • The garden had a beautiful wooden lattice covered in climbing roses.
    • They installed a metal lattice as a decorative screen on the balcony.
    • The trellis was a simple lattice of crisscrossing strips.

    Synonymsgridgrillelatticeworkmeshnetworktrellisweb

Forms
  • lattices plural form
  • lattices' possessive plural form
  • lattice's possessive singular form
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