elementary geometry
elementary geometry noun: the part of Euclidean geometry pertaining to the simple properties of straight lines, planes, polyhedra, and other basic shapes.
Noun
elementary geometry (uncountable)
- The part of Euclidean geometry pertaining to the simple properties of straight lines, planes, polyhedra, and other basic shapes.
Questions about elementary geometry
- What does elementary geometry mean?
- Elementary geometry means the part of Euclidean geometry pertaining to the simple properties of straight lines, planes, polyhedra, and other basic shapes.
- What part of speech is elementary geometry?
- Elementary geometry is a noun.
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