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Meanings of angle in English
Something that is formed when two rays meet at a single or same point.
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prejuiciar Usage of angle in English
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We were looking to approach a similar market from a different angle.
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No data, however, exist on the effect of diabetes on QRS-T angle.
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Second, you could change the angle between the paper and the rain.
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However, one invitation sent out this week had a most unusual angle.
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The main improvement is the addition of a new ultra-wide angle lens.
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Achieve this angle by using long slings or a long cordelette-type connector.
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The angle of the cliff was not so sharp at the base.
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Marker set, knee angle and moment calculations were consistent for both systems.
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I hadn't considered that angle yet, but he was right as usual.
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The changes also include MCAS activation and angle of attack signal enhancements.
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The angle opposite the base of a triangle is called the vertex.
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Hurley began sliding to his right, looking for an angle of attack.
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There's no danger from that particular angle -for the time anyway.
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This review has attempted to consider this question from the host angle.
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If you're using your right hand it goes in at that angle.
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Flash: Product of sine of angle and gravity divided by the mass.
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Translations for angle
Angle through the time
Angle across language varieties
Canada
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United States of America
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