angularity
angularity — 名詞
1. the state of having clear corners and straight edges instead of smooth curves.
角狀感
形狀多角多稜、不是圓弧的特性
the state of having clear corners and straight edges instead of smooth curves.
The toy robot's angularity made it stand out beside the round dolls.
這個玩具機器人的角狀感,讓它在圓滾滾的玩偶旁特別顯眼。
angularity in product design
Jin preferred the table's angularity to the sofa's soft curves.
Jin 比起沙發柔和的曲線,更喜歡這張桌子的角狀感。
The architect reduced the roof's angularity to suit the older houses.
建築師降低了屋頂的角狀感,好讓它更配合那些老房子。
the angularity of + building part
The sculpture's angularity contrasted with the garden's winding paths.
這座雕塑的角狀感,和花園彎曲的小路形成對比。
- the angularity of the design
- architectural angularity
- reduce the angularity
- visible angularity
- sharpness
can describe pointed edges, but it is broader and less tied to overall shape
- squareness
suggests a more box-like shape; angularity can involve many kinds of corners
文法句型
the angularity of + noun
用法筆記
Usually used for objects, buildings, or designs whose shape is made of obvious corners and straight lines. Unlike sense 2, this sense refers to the actual structure of the shape, not just the visual impression it gives.
2. a look of sharp lines or pointed features, especially in a face, body, or style.
稜角感
外表看起來線條銳利或帶尖角的感覺
a look of sharp lines or pointed features, especially in a face, body, or style.
After weeks of illness, Ayana's face had a new angularity.
病了幾週後,Ayana 的臉多了一種稜角感。
angularity in facial appearance
The photographer liked the angularity of Otis's jaw in side light.
攝影師很喜歡側光下 Otis 下顎的稜角感。
the angularity of + body part
Thin metal legs gave the lamp an elegant angularity.
細長的金屬燈腳,讓這盞燈多了一份優雅的稜角感。
The dancer's angularity made every turn look quick and precise.
這位舞者的稜角感,讓每個轉身看起來都又快又俐落。
- facial angularity
- the angularity of the jaw
- an elegant angularity
- give something angularity
文法句型
the angularity of + face/body part
give + noun + angularity
用法筆記
Often used when someone's face, body, movement, or a design seems sharp-edged or bony. Distinguish this from sense 1, which describes real corners in the shape itself rather than the impression of pointedness.