ANGLE


Meaning of ANGLE in English

noun

1 space between lines/surfaces that meet

ADJECTIVE

▪ acute , oblique , obtuse , right

▪ 45-degree , 90-degree , etc.

▪ external , internal

▪ narrow , sharp , steep

The plane started descending at a steep ~.

▪ shallow , slight , wide

The instrument has a wide ~ of view.

▪ awkward , crazy , odd , unnatural , weird

The calf's legs were splayed out at awkward ~s.

▪ jaunty

He wore his hat at a jaunty ~.

VERB + ANGLE

▪ form , make

The vertical line makes an ~ with the horizontal line.

▪ draw

Draw a 130° ~ in your notebooks.

▪ adjust , alter , change

She adjusted the ~ of the legs to make the table stand more firmly.

▪ increase , reduce

▪ calculate , measure

▪ move through , rotate through

Each joint can move through an ~ of 90°.

PREPOSITION

▪ at an ~

The tower of Pisa leans at an ~.

▪ ~ between

the ~ between these two lines

2 position from which you look at or consider sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ interesting , strange , unusual

The subject is considered from an unusual ~.

▪ camera

The variety of camera ~s gives her photographs interest.

▪ viewing

VERB + ANGLE

▪ take

He took a different ~ on the story.

PREPOSITION

▪ from an ~

Seeing herself from this ~, she realized how much like her mother she looked.

PHRASES

▪ ~ of vision

How you see the building depends on your ~ of vision.

▪ from all ~s , from every conceivable ~ , from every possible ~

You need to consider the question from all ~s.

We've looked at the problem from every possible ~ but still haven't found a solution.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .