angle

/ˈæŋ.ɡ(ə)l/
noun 7verb 6

Collocations

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1

(noun.) space between lines/surfaces that meet

ADJ

acute, oblique, obtuse, right | external, internal

narrow, sharp, steep

The roof has a sharp angle where the two sides meet at the top.

shallow, slight, wide

The camera lens captured the landscape at a wide angle.

awkward, crazy, odd

The picture frame was hanging at an odd angle on the wall.

VERB + ANGLE

form, make

The two walls form a wide angle at the corner of the room.

draw

When we drew a 45-degree angle, the teacher showed us how to use a protractor correctly.

adjust, alter, change

He changed the angle of the camera to get a better view of the sunset.

increase, reduce | measure

move through, rotate through

The robot's arm rotated through an angle of 45 degrees to reach the shelf.

PREP

at an ~

The picture on the wall hung at an angle, so I straightened it carefully.

~ between

The carpenter measured the angle between the two wooden beams before cutting them.

2

(noun.) position

ADJ

unusual

My art teacher showed us how to draw the human face from an unusual angle.

camera

The photographer adjusted the camera angle to capture the sunset over the mountains.

viewing

VERB + ANGLE

consider/look at/see/view sth from

I need to think about this problem from a different angle before making my decision.

PHRASES

angle of vision

From a different angle of vision, the problem seemed much easier to solve.

from all angles

We examined the problem from all angles before making our final decision.

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