l'
/ɑ̃ɡl/
Translation
angle, corner
Word origin
From Latin angulus ('corner, nook'), a diminutive built on a root meaning 'to bend'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- angulus
- English cognates
- angle, angular, triangle
Grammar
Examples
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The camera shoots the room from a different angle.
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Blind spots are dangerous when driving.
tous .
You have to look at the problem from every angle.
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The building forms a right angle with the street.
l' .
She has been waiting on the street corner for ten minutes.
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