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The difference (not defrence) between a trapezoid (not trapiziod) and a square is that a square has two pairs of parallel sides, all of equal length, that meet [pairwise] at right angles.
A trapezium has only one pair of parallel sides, the other pair must be non-parallel. The four sides cannot be of equal length (at most three can), and at most two angles can be right angles.
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