bird's-eye view
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbird's-eye viewˌbird’s-eye ˈview noun [singular]1
LOOK ATa view of something from high above itVisitors can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the area from the castle turrets.2 DESCRIBEa general report or account of something, without many detailsa bird’s-eye view of recent researchExamples from the Corpusbird's-eye view• From the road, you get a bird's-eye view across the Waipio Valley.
LOOK ATa view of something from high above itVisitors can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the area from the castle turrets.2 DESCRIBEa general report or account of something, without many detailsa bird’s-eye view of recent researchExamples from the Corpusbird's-eye view• From the road, you get a bird's-eye view across the Waipio Valley.- , beta
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