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In ballet, the term for a turn is often referred to as a "pirouette." A pirouette involves a dancer spinning on one foot while the other foot is placed against the knee of the standing leg. Another common turn is called a "tendu," which involves extending one leg to the front, side, or back while maintaining a pointed foot. Both movements require balance, control, and technique.
Enid Blyton wrote First Term-Last Term and Pamela Cox wrote New Term at Malory Towers, Summer Term at Malory Towers and Winter Term at Malory Towers
The Filipino term of dance is "sayaw."
The term for opera in Manhattan is opera.
A 5-pointed star is a geometric shape with straight lines, while an outer space star refers to a massive, luminous sphere of plasma held together by gravity and undergoing nuclear fusion. The term "star" in outer space typically refers to a celestial body, whereas a 5-pointed star is a symbol or shape.
The correct term for a "star shape" would be a pentagram, for 5 pointed ones, hexagram for 6, and etc etc. I suppose it was nicknamed the "star" because of its points that streak out similar to a star.
In 2-d, the naming of polygons is such that a 10 sided shape is a decagon. Even if it is a 5-pointed star shape, it is a decagon. A concave decagon (rather than convex) but still a decagon. In 3-d, a decahedron, possibly, with the term "sides" being used for "faces".
A cape is a pointed piece of land that extends into a body of water, usually the ocean. Capes are typically formed by erosion and can vary in size and shape. They are often named for their location or a distinguishing feature.
Kite is a geometry term for a quadrilateral shape. The shape has two pairs of adjacent sides that are congruent. The diagonals are perpendicular.
To "letter" in any sport is to complete a varsity season. This term is used because after the season is over a patch in the shape of the school's letter is given to the athlete.
The term "delta" comes from the Greek letter Δ (delta) which has a triangle shape, resembling the triangular shape of river deltas. Deltas are low-lying landforms that form at the mouth of a river where it meets a body of water, characterized by sediment deposition and a branching network of distributaries, similar to the shape of the Greek letter.
The term barbarian can be traced back to Ancient Greece. But the Barbarian groups can be traced back to perhaps before the 1st century CE.
"Dagger of rock" typically refers to a sharp, pointed formation of rock, similar in shape to a dagger. This term is often used in geology or outdoor recreational activities to describe specific rock formations or features.
Deltas are named after the Greek letter delta (Δ) because of their triangular shape, which is similar to the uppercase letter delta. The term was first used by the ancient Greeks to describe the shape of delta formations at the mouth of the Nile River.
Tagalog Translation of OBLONG: bilohaba
A conical point refers to the tapering or pointed end of a cone-shaped object, such as a pencil tip or a drill bit. It is a common geometric term used to describe a shape that comes to a single point at one end.