angular
/ˈæŋ.ɡjə.lər/Word connections
adjective
/ˈæŋ.ɡjə.lər/Описывает что-то, имеющее углы или острые края; часто используется для описания формы лица или тела человека.
Describe algo que tiene ángulos o bordes afilados; se usa a menudo para la forma de la cara o del cuerpo de una persona.
Qualifie quelque chose qui présente des angles ou des arêtes vives ; souvent utilisé pour décrire une forme de visage ou de corps aux traits marqués et anguleux.
Beschreibt etwas, das Ecken oder scharfe Kanten hat; oft verwendet, um die Form von Gesicht oder Körper einer Person zu beschreiben.
Descreve algo que tem ângulos ou arestas pontiagudas; costuma ser usado para descrever o formato do rosto ou do corpo de uma pessoa, especialmente quando ossudo ou com traços marcados.
形容某物有棱角、有尖角或轮廓不圆润;也常用来形容人的脸或身体瘦削、骨感、线条硬朗。
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Describes something that has angles or sharp corners; often used to describe a person's face or body shape.
B2formalscientific
Relating to or measured by an angle or the rate of change of an angle.
Угловой
angular (medido por un ángulo)
angulaire (mesuré par un angle)
Winklig
Angular
角度的
زَاوِيٌّ
- The satellite's angular velocity was carefully calculated.
- They measured the angular distance between the two stars.
- The engineer adjusted the angular momentum of the rotor.
Having angles or a sharp shapeB1formal
Having a shape that is characterized by sharp corners or angles, often appearing lean or bony.
Угловатый
Anguloso
anguleux
Eckig
Angular
有棱角的
زاويّ
- The building had a modern, angular design.
- His angular face was accentuated by the harsh lighting.
- She preferred angular furniture over rounded pieces.
- more angular comparative form
- most angular superlative form
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