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layout
[ley-out]
noun
an arrangement or plan.
We objected to the layout of the house.
the act of laying or spreading out.
a plan or sketch, as of an advertisement or a page of a newspaper or magazine, indicating the arrangement and relationship of the parts, as of type and artwork.
(in advertising, publishing, etc.) the technique, process, or occupation of making layouts.
Journalism., spread.
Informal., a place, as of residence or business, and the features that go with it; a setup.
a fancy layout with a swimming pool and a tennis court.
Informal., a display or spread, as of dishes at a meal.
a collection or set of tools, implements, or the like.
Cards., an arrangement of cards dealt according to a given pattern, as in solitaire.
Diving, Gymnastics., a body position in which one is fully extended and arched backward, with the legs together and straight, the head thrown back, and the arms extended sideways.
Word History and Origins
Origin of layout1
Example Sentences
Her extensive transformation included the flipping of the upstairs and downstairs layouts, overhauling the property’s greenhouse in order to turn it into an indoor/outdoor dining room, and the addition of a new chef’s kitchen.
These advisers spend the two years between every competition scrutinizing volumes of statistics to inform every decision, from who should make the team to the most advantageous course layout and the optimal player pairings.
They’ve planned for two bedrooms, a kitchen and main living area on the top floor with a bedroom for their daughter below, a layout that also adapts to the hillside and their remaining foundation.
They emphasise a walkable layout, using local building materials and creating public spaces which help to support a sense of community.
At Backhouse, the ceramicist meticulously created a layout with something for everyone: bar seats for singles, a communal table for socializers and smaller tables for groups and dates.
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