Laterals - English meaning

Laterals – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A side part of something, especially a shoot or branch growing out from the side of a stem.
Usage examples:
Cut back all the laterals to within two buds of the main stem
noun
A lateral consonant.
Usage examples:
Obstruent laterals, which are mainly found in indigenous languages of north america, are sometimes …
noun
A pass thrown either sideways or back.
Usage examples:
After taking a lateral from white, butler scored and jumped head-first into the front row of the en…

adjective
Of, at, towards, or from the side or sides.
Usage examples:
The plant takes up water through its lateral roots

adjective
Involving lateral thinking.
Usage examples:
He's very creative in a lateral way

adjective
(of a consonant, especially the english clear l) pronounced with partial closure of the air passage by the tongue, which is so placed as to allow the breath to flow on one or both sides of the point of contact.
Usage examples:
The /l/ at the end of ‘bell’ is still phonetically a lateral consonant for me, pronounced with the …

Laterals translation into English

Laterals: translate from English into Chinese

支线

Laterals: translate from English into Dutch

Zijtakken, Zijtak

Laterals: translate from English into French

Latéraux, Latéral, Latérale

Laterals: translate from English into German

Seitenteile

Laterals: translate from English into Hindi

लेटरल

Laterals: translate from English into Italian

Laterali

Laterals: translate from English into Korean

측면, 옆쪽, 측음

Laterals: translate from English into Russian

Боковые стороны, Боковая часть, Ответвление, Латеральный сонант

Laterals: translate from English into Spanish

Laterales

Word origin

late Middle English: from Latin lateralis, from latus, later- ‘side’.

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Laterals – similar words

lateraled

adjective
Of, at, towards, or from the side or sides.
Usage examples:
The plant takes up water through its lateral roots

adjective
Involving lateral thinking.
Usage examples:
He's very creative in a lateral way

adjective
(of a consonant, especially the english clear l) pronounced with partial closure of the air passage by the tongue, which is so placed as to allow the breath to flow on one or both sides of the point of contact.
Usage examples:
The /l/ at the end of ‘bell’ is still phonetically a lateral consonant for me, pronounced with the …

Lateraled - all meanings in English

lateral

adjective
Of, at, towards, or from the side or sides.
Usage examples:
The plant takes up water through its lateral roots

noun
(of a consonant, especially the english clear l ) pronounced with partial closure of the air passage by the tongue, which is so placed as to allow the breath to flow on one or both sides of the point of contact.

adjective
Relating to the sides of an object or to sideways movement
Usage examples:
The bird spread its wings for lateral stability.

Lateral - all meanings in English

later

exclamation
Comparative of late (adjective).

combining form
Denoting a person who worships a specified thing.
Usage examples:
Idolater

adverb
Doing something or taking place after the expected, proper, or usual time.
Usage examples:
His late arrival

Later - all meanings in English

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