Definition of arcuate in English:

arcuate

adjective ˈɑːkjʊət

technical

Shaped like a bow; curved.
〈技〉弓形的；弯曲的
the arcuate sweep of the chain of islands
岛链的弓形部分。
Example sentencesExamples
- The most characteristic feature of this species is the dorsal surface which, when not overgrown, is relatively flat with raised outer edges and pseudopores arranged in well-defined arcuate rows.
- These are located in an arcuate belt about 230 km long and 40 km wide, extending from Seville in Spain, to south of Lisbon in Portugal.
- One of the most noticeable characteristics of most trenches is their arcuate plan, convex toward the subducting plate.
- A piece of shell was broken from its ventral margin, probably by a biting predator with cone-shaped sharp teeth or denticles, because an arcuate row of small conical dimples is present on the shell just above the part that was removed.
- Some elements are simple: the arcuate, or V stitching on the pockets; the five pockets themselves; the metal shank buttons; the red tab; and the leather patch with the image of two horses pulling at a pair of jeans.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin arcuatus, past participle of arcuare 'to curve', from arcus 'bow, curve'.

Definition of arcuate in US English:

arcuate

adjective

technical

Shaped like a bow; curved.
〈技〉弓形的；弯曲的
the arcuate sweep of the chain of islands
岛链的弓形部分。
Example sentencesExamples
- The most characteristic feature of this species is the dorsal surface which, when not overgrown, is relatively flat with raised outer edges and pseudopores arranged in well-defined arcuate rows.
- One of the most noticeable characteristics of most trenches is their arcuate plan, convex toward the subducting plate.
- A piece of shell was broken from its ventral margin, probably by a biting predator with cone-shaped sharp teeth or denticles, because an arcuate row of small conical dimples is present on the shell just above the part that was removed.
- These are located in an arcuate belt about 230 km long and 40 km wide, extending from Seville in Spain, to south of Lisbon in Portugal.
- Some elements are simple: the arcuate, or V stitching on the pockets; the five pockets themselves; the metal shank buttons; the red tab; and the leather patch with the image of two horses pulling at a pair of jeans.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin arcuatus, past participle of arcuare ‘to curve’, from arcus ‘bow, curve’.

单词	arcuate
释义	Definition of arcuate in English: arcuate adjective ˈɑːkjʊət technical Shaped like a bow; curved. 〈技〉弓形的；弯曲的 the arcuate sweep of the chain of islands 岛链的弓形部分。 Example sentencesExamples The most characteristic feature of this species is the dorsal surface which, when not overgrown, is relatively flat with raised outer edges and pseudopores arranged in well-defined arcuate rows. These are located in an arcuate belt about 230 km long and 40 km wide, extending from Seville in Spain, to south of Lisbon in Portugal. One of the most noticeable characteristics of most trenches is their arcuate plan, convex toward the subducting plate. A piece of shell was broken from its ventral margin, probably by a biting predator with cone-shaped sharp teeth or denticles, because an arcuate row of small conical dimples is present on the shell just above the part that was removed. Some elements are simple: the arcuate, or V stitching on the pockets; the five pockets themselves; the metal shank buttons; the red tab; and the leather patch with the image of two horses pulling at a pair of jeans. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin arcuatus, past participle of arcuare 'to curve', from arcus 'bow, curve'. Definition of arcuate in US English: arcuate adjective technical Shaped like a bow; curved. 〈技〉弓形的；弯曲的 the arcuate sweep of the chain of islands 岛链的弓形部分。 Example sentencesExamples The most characteristic feature of this species is the dorsal surface which, when not overgrown, is relatively flat with raised outer edges and pseudopores arranged in well-defined arcuate rows. One of the most noticeable characteristics of most trenches is their arcuate plan, convex toward the subducting plate. A piece of shell was broken from its ventral margin, probably by a biting predator with cone-shaped sharp teeth or denticles, because an arcuate row of small conical dimples is present on the shell just above the part that was removed. These are located in an arcuate belt about 230 km long and 40 km wide, extending from Seville in Spain, to south of Lisbon in Portugal. Some elements are simple: the arcuate, or V stitching on the pockets; the five pockets themselves; the metal shank buttons; the red tab; and the leather patch with the image of two horses pulling at a pair of jeans. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin arcuatus, past participle of arcuare ‘to curve’, from arcus ‘bow, curve’.
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