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five-by-five
[ fahyv-bahy-fahyv ]
adjective
- short and fat.
five by five
interjection
- an expression used in telecommunications to state that a signal is being received clearly
Word History and Origins
Origin of five-by-five1
Example Sentences
In what’s billed as a “five-by-five” approach, it aims to achieve its climate goals through a mixture of policy influence, financing, technical assistance, governance and sharing knowledge across nations.
Lisa Lee, then a Ph.D. student, started with a fresh sheet of paper and folded it into a five-by-five grid of square facets, all of equal area; compared with a typical crumpling in the experiment, this produced a very different size distribution of facets.
On the right is a small, five-by-five square — 25 flags.
Andrei Sator’s surname comes from the Sator Square, a five-by-five grid of interlocking letters that reads the same in every direction.
But, Chapman says, “our brain loves to be reset. Five-by-five is what we call it. Take five minutes five times a day to let your brain stop. It could be a walk around where you are inside, or go outside. Let your engine reset.”
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