staggered shelves
staggered shelves noun: in Japanese architecture, two shelves at different heights, each one extending from one wall while not touching the other wall, but mutually joined in the middle with a vertical segment.
Noun
staggered shelves pl (plural only)
- In Japanese architecture, two shelves at different heights, each one extending from one wall while not touching the other wall, but mutually joined in the middle with a vertical segment.
Questions about staggered shelves
- What does staggered shelves mean?
- Staggered shelves means in Japanese architecture, two shelves at different heights, each one extending from one wall while not touching the other wall, but mutually joined in the middle with a vertical segment.
- What part of speech is staggered shelves?
- Staggered shelves is a noun.
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