angled

/ˈæŋ.ɡəld/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈæŋ.ɡəld/ (ame, ipa)

angled — 形容詞

  • angledpositive
  • more angledcomparative
  • most angledsuperlative

1. placed or moving in a sloping direction that is not straight up, straight across

1.形容詞B1
釋義

傾斜的

不水平或不垂直的;斜向的

placed or moving in a sloping direction that is not straight up, straight across, or flat; shaped so that one side is higher or further forward than the other.

例句

Luis hung a large mirror on the angled wall of the hallway.

Luis 在走廊的斜牆上掛了一面大鏡子。

angled wall

The carpenter cut an angled edge on the wood so the two pieces would fit tightly.

木匠在木頭上切出一個斜角邊緣,讓兩塊木料能夠緊密接合。

同義詞
  • slanted

    more commonly used for writing or text; 'angled' is more typical for physical objects and construction

  • tilted

    suggests something leaning to one side, often from a formerly upright position

  • diagonal

    strictly describes a straight line at an angle; 'angled' can also describe surfaces and corners

  • sloping

    emphasises a gradual incline rather than a sharp corner or bend

反義詞
  • straight

    describes something that continues in one direction without bending

  • level

    describes a flat, horizontal surface with no tilt

文法句型

angled + noun

be angled

用法筆記

Frequently used before a noun to describe the shape, position, or direction of something. When used predicatively (e.g., 'the shelf is angled'), the meaning shifts closer to 'tilted' or 'slanted.'

常見錯誤

The road is angled to the left after the bridge.
The road bends to the left after the bridge.
💡'angled' describes a fixed sloping position or shape, not a change of direction along a path.
She gave me an angled look.
She gave me a sideways look.
💡'angled' does not describe human glances or expressions.