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No. 3,893 in French

angle

"Angle" in French means "corner" or "angle" in English.

In a sentence

  • Le tableau est situé dans l'angle de la pièce.

    The painting is located in the corner of the room.

    Here 'angle' means 'corner', referring to the physical part of an area where two walls meet. It is used as a noun to describe a point formed by the intersection of lines or surfaces.

  • Il faut voir ce problème sous un autre angle.

    We need to look at this problem from another angle.

    In this context, 'angle' refers to a 'perspective' or 'point of view'. It is used metaphorically as a way to approach or examine a matter.

  • Les angles de ce triangle sont égaux.

    The angles of this triangle are equal.

    Here 'angle' refers to the mathematical concept of angles in geometry, as the measure of rotation or inclination between two intersecting lines or surfaces.

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