Definition of non-rigid in English:

non-rigid

adjective nɒnˈrɪdʒɪd

1Not rigid.
Example sentencesExamples
- A likely cause may be the nonrigid connections between filaments and levers.
- The cruciate ligaments are able to pivot where they are attached to the bones because they are made of a non-rigid material.
- As a result, 30% of paratroops and 590 non-rigid containers, which had been assigned to be dropped on the first night, remained stranded on airfields.
- She often worked with non-rigid materials such as this, and in 1964 she initiated ‘vestiary’ sculpture, designed to be worn by the spectator.
- Their nonrigid skeleton has led to rare occurrence and poor preservation.
1. 1.1 Denoting an airship whose shape is maintained solely by the pressure of the gas inside.
  （飞艇全靠内部气压支撑外形而）无内部支撑结构的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Navy had purchased five nonrigid airships from Goodyear in 1954 for the airborne early warning mission.

单词	non-rigid
释义	Definition of non-rigid in English: non-rigid adjective nɒnˈrɪdʒɪd 1Not rigid. Example sentencesExamples A likely cause may be the nonrigid connections between filaments and levers. The cruciate ligaments are able to pivot where they are attached to the bones because they are made of a non-rigid material. As a result, 30% of paratroops and 590 non-rigid containers, which had been assigned to be dropped on the first night, remained stranded on airfields. She often worked with non-rigid materials such as this, and in 1964 she initiated ‘vestiary’ sculpture, designed to be worn by the spectator. Their nonrigid skeleton has led to rare occurrence and poor preservation. 1.1 Denoting an airship whose shape is maintained solely by the pressure of the gas inside. （飞艇全靠内部气压支撑外形而）无内部支撑结构的 Example sentencesExamples The Navy had purchased five nonrigid airships from Goodyear in 1954 for the airborne early warning mission.
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