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angle [ɑ̃gl]1. masculine nouna. [de meuble, rue] cornerc. ( = aspect) angle2. compounds► angle de vue= angle de champ* * *ɑ̃glnom masculin1) Mathématique angle2) ( coin) cornerêtre à or faire l'angle de deux rues — to be at the corner of two streets
faire un angle — [rue] to bend
3) ( point de vue) angle•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɑ̃ɡl nm1) (= coin) corner2) (point de vue, perspective) anglevu sous cet angle,... — seen from this point of view,...
3) MATHÉMATIQUE angleà angle droit [se couper] — at right angles
* * *angle nm1 Math angle; angle de 90° ninety-degree angle;2 ( coin) corner; être à or faire l'angle de deux rues to be at the corner of two streets; le bâtiment qui fait l'angle the building on the corner; bibliothèque/cheminée d'angle corner bookcase/fireplace; faire un angle [rue] to bend;3 ( point de vue) angle; prendre une photo sous le bon angle to take a photo from the right angle; vu sous cet angle viewed from this angle.angle aigu Math acute angle; angle d'arrivée Mil angle of incidence; angle d'attaque Astronaut, Aviat angle of attack; Tech ( d'un outil) angle of clearance; angle de braquage Aut steering lock; angle de carrossage Aut camber angle; angle de champ Phot angle of field; angle de contingence Math angle of contingence; angle de déphasage Phys phase angle; angle droit Math right angle; faire un angle droit avec qch to make a right angle with sth; se couper à angle droit to intersect at right angles; angle d'éclairage Phot angle of reflection; angle de gîte Naut angle of list; angle de hausse ( au tir) angle of elevation, elevation firing angle; angle horaire Aviat, Phot angle of incidence; angle d'inclinaison Aviat bank angle; Phot angle of tilt; angle de montée Aviat angle of climb; angle mort Aut, Aviat blind spot; Mil dead angle; angle obtus Math obtuse angle; angle d'ouverture Phot, Phys aperture angle; angle plat Math straight angle; angle de prise de vue viewing angle; angle de réflexion Phot, Phys angle of reflection; angle de réfraction Phys angle of refraction; angle rentrant Math reentrant angle; angle de route Aviat track angle; angle saillant Math salient angle; angle solide Math solid angle; angle de tir Mil firing angle; angle visuel Phot visual angle; angles adjacents Math adjacent angles; angles alternes externes Math alternate exterior angles; angles complémentaires Math complementary angles; angles opposés par le sommet Math opposite angles; angles supplémentaires Math supplementary angles.[ɑ̃gl] nom masculin1. [coin - d'un meuble, d'une rue] cornerla maison qui est à ou qui fait l'angle the house on the cornerangle aigu/droit/obtus acute/right/obtuse angleje ne vois pas cela sous cet angle I don't see it quite in that light ou from that anglevu sous l'angle économique/du rendement, cette décision se comprend from an economic/a productivity point of view, the decision makes senseangle d'incidence/de réflexion/de réfraction angle of incidence/of reflection/of refractionangle d'ouverture aperture angle, beam width5. TECHNOLOGIE angle————————angle mort nom masculin[en voiture] blind spot————————d'angle locution adjectivale2. [table] corner (modificateur)
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