angle
Positioned at a slant or lean; not perpendicular or parallel to a specific reference point. It can also describe a biased or specific perspective taken when presenting information.
Ejemplos
3 de 5The angled mirror in the hallway helps to brighten the dark corner by reflecting light from the window.
The angled mirror in the hallway helps to brighten the dark corner by reflecting light from the window.
The architect proposed an angled facade to minimize wind resistance and create a modern aesthetic.
The architect proposed an angled facade to minimize wind resistance and create a modern aesthetic.
I think your screen is a bit angled; I can't see the video properly from here.
I think your screen is a bit angled; I can't see the video properly from here.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Remember the letter 'A' for Angle: it consists of two slanted, angled lines that meet at the top.
Quiz rápido
The roof was ________ at forty-five degrees to ensure that the snow would slide off easily.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: angled
Ejemplos
The angled mirror in the hallway helps to brighten the dark corner by reflecting light from the window.
everydayThe angled mirror in the hallway helps to brighten the dark corner by reflecting light from the window.
The architect proposed an angled facade to minimize wind resistance and create a modern aesthetic.
formalThe architect proposed an angled facade to minimize wind resistance and create a modern aesthetic.
I think your screen is a bit angled; I can't see the video properly from here.
informalI think your screen is a bit angled; I can't see the video properly from here.
The researcher utilized an angled light source to reveal the microscopic textures of the fossil surface.
academicThe researcher utilized an angled light source to reveal the microscopic textures of the fossil surface.
Our marketing campaign needs a more angled approach to appeal to the niche demographic of urban commuters.
businessOur marketing campaign needs a more angled approach to appeal to the niche demographic of urban commuters.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
at an angle
at an angle
angled toward
angled toward
wide-angled
wide-angled
Se confunde a menudo con
An angel is a spiritual being or a very kind person, whereas angled refers to a geometric slope or slant.
Angular usually describes something with sharp corners or a bony appearance, while angled simply refers to being set at a slant.
Notas de uso
The word 'angle' is primarily a noun or verb; 'angled' is the correct adjective form. It is often used in technical contexts like architecture or photography, but also figuratively to describe biased storytelling.
Errores comunes
Learners often mistakenly use the noun 'angle' as an adjective (e.g., 'an angle roof') instead of using 'angled' or the prepositional phrase 'at an angle'.
Truco para recordar
Remember the letter 'A' for Angle: it consists of two slanted, angled lines that meet at the top.
Origen de la palabra
Derived from the Latin 'angulus', meaning a corner, bend, or a piece of land.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In Western journalism, 'the angle' of a story refers to the specific hook or thematic focus used to make a news piece engaging.
Quiz rápido
The roof was ________ at forty-five degrees to ensure that the snow would slide off easily.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: angled
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