视角
A particular attitude towards or way of regarding something; a point of view. In an academic context, it refers to the theoretical lens or position from which a subject is examined.
Examples
3 of 5从孩子的视角看，世界充满了好奇。
From a child's perspective, the world is full of curiosity.
本报告从法律视角分析了该案例。
This report analyzes the case from a legal perspective.
换个视角，你可能就不那么生气了。
Change your perspective, and maybe you won't be so angry.
Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of '视' (to look) and '角' (angle). It literally means the angle of looking.
Quick Quiz
这篇文章提供了一个全新的___来解读历史。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 视角
Examples
从孩子的视角看，世界充满了好奇。
everydayFrom a child's perspective, the world is full of curiosity.
本报告从法律视角分析了该案例。
formalThis report analyzes the case from a legal perspective.
换个视角，你可能就不那么生气了。
informalChange your perspective, and maybe you won't be so angry.
学者们从社会学视角探讨了这一现象。
academicScholars explored this phenomenon from a sociological perspective.
我们应当从全球视角考虑市场扩张。
businessWe should consider market expansion from a global perspective.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
从...视角看
looking from the perspective of...
国际视角
international perspective
第一视角
first-person perspective
Often Confused With
视觉 refers to the physical sense of sight, while 视角 refers to a point of view or angle.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in IELTS writing to introduce different sides of an argument.
Common Mistakes
Learners often confuse it with '观点'; use 视角 when referring to the frame of reference.
Memory Tip
Think of '视' (to look) and '角' (angle). It literally means the angle of looking.
Word Origin
Derived from modern Chinese terminology combining 'vision' (视) and 'angle' (角).
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
这篇文章提供了一个全新的___来解读历史。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 视角
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反差
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未必
B1Not necessarily or not likely. It is an essential hedging word in academic writing to express uncertainty or to avoid making absolute statements.
不可或缺
B1Indispensable or absolutely necessary. It is used to emphasize that something is a vital component of a system or process.
众所周知
B1As is well known or widely known. It is used to introduce a general fact that provides context for a more specific argument.
与其
B1Rather than. It is used in the pattern '与其...不如...' to compare two choices and express a preference for the second one.
不可否认
B1Undeniable. It is used to introduce a point that is so obvious or well-supported that it cannot be argued against.
基于
B1Based on or according to. It is used to indicate the foundation, evidence, or starting point of a theory, decision, or study.
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