angle

Vocabulary Word

Definition

In geometry, 'angle' refers to the space, usually measured in degrees, between two intersecting lines or surfaces. But in everyday language, 'angle' can also mean a particular point of view, especially used in discussions or arguments.

Examples in Different Contexts

In photography, an 'angle' refers to the position of the camera in relation to the subject being photographed, which can dramatically affect the composition and feel of the image. A photographer might say, 'Changing the shooting angle can alter the viewer's perception of the scene.'

Practice Scenarios

Technology

Scenario:

We need to clearly show how our product works. Perhaps some interactive element might help the presentation.

Response:

Sure. Changing the angle of view in the product demo could be a way to achieve that.

Academics

Scenario:

Remember, things are never as straightforward as they appear on the surface. Even when we are trying to solve a simple problem, try thinking from different perspectives.

Response:

Absolutely, often the angle with which you approach a problem can determine its solution.