triangle of life
triangle of life noun: a space next to a solid object, which (according to a disputed theory) a person should occupy in order to reduce the risk of injury inside a collapsing building, e.g. during earthquake. The crushing of the solid object is said to form a slope that protects the nearby space in the manner of a roof.
Noun
triangle of life (plural triangles of life)
- A space next to a solid object, which (according to a disputed theory) a person should occupy in order to reduce the risk of injury inside a collapsing building, e.g. during earthquake. The crushing of the solid object is said to form a slope that protects the nearby space in the manner of a roof.
Forms of triangle of life
| plural | triangles of life |
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Questions about triangle of life
- What does triangle of life mean?
- Triangle of life means a space next to a solid object, which (according to a disputed theory) a person should occupy in order to reduce the risk of injury inside a collapsing building, e.g. during earthquake. The crushing of the solid object is said to form a slope that protects the nearby space in the manner of a roof.
- What part of speech is triangle of life?
- Triangle of life is a noun.
- What is the plural of triangle of life?
- The plural of triangle of life is triangles of life.
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