Definition of viewpoint in English:

viewpoint

noun ˈvjuːpɔɪntˈvjuˌpɔɪnt

1A position giving a good view.
Example sentencesExamples
- Text panels scattered throughout the Museum give eye-witness accounts and background viewpoints.
- Thus the part of the room close to the viewpoints of the pictures does not seem to be blacked out.
- The graphics are cartoony with two viewpoints, an aerial view and a ground-level view.
- The profile of the temporary bund would slope steeply away from viewpoints on Whalley Lane and be beyond the present high bund at the back of the farmhouse.
- The afternoon before we were to set off Jasper drove us to one of the tourist viewpoints to assess the terrain.
- The final lap of my walk took me up to a viewpoint called the Battlements and on a clear day I could see Darwen Moors.
- This camera can be manually fixed in position to record a scene from a secondary viewpoint.
- All the major tourist viewpoints in Ooty and Coonoor need to be policed environmentally.
- The children are encouraged to find viewpoints, to guess the time of day, the position of the sun, and so on.
- The low viewpoint places us among the crowd, so that we become a part of the spectacle.
- Fjeldså's sketches allow us to see postures from viewpoints rarely seen in the field.
- We see portions of the illuminated half from various viewpoints as both Earth and Venus orbit the Sun.
- To infer different viewpoints, he broke down both the contour lines of the object and the planar lines of reference.
2A person's opinion or point of view.
I do try to put over our viewpoint
from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, I must say that I dislike the design
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a very strange doctrine that would silence only religiously grounded moral viewpoints.
- In any event, the idea is not to homogenize viewpoints or cultural perspectives.
- We are going to try to include as many different viewpoints as our site grows.
- A start can be world viewpoints that people hold dear and strong in their hearts.
- To conclude, we would like to view the reality of research from an administrative viewpoint.
- It was well worth the read from an imaginative and an intellectual viewpoint.
- Concerns and viewpoints on public works projects and issues within the four provinces were shared.
- And the public does not quite understand his major viewpoints on public policies.
- We edit from the same perspective. We present the news of our world from the same viewpoints.
- By contrast, viewpoints critical of the U.S. position have barely been heard.
- Meanwhile, even extreme liberal viewpoints are promulgated as objective truth.
- They pick candidates, they pick issues, they pick sort of world views based upon viewpoints.
- The conflict among the organizations' viewpoints rests in different perspectives of the case.
- It's not a widely recognised position but every so often he does explicitly express his viewpoint.
- Still, the opposing viewpoints on a separate Space Force warrant serious consideration.
- The administration seems indifferent to data, impervious to competing viewpoints and ideas.
- The story unfolds from multiple viewpoints and focuses on a number of key characters.
- Provide room for all responsible viewpoints, even if they're outside the mainstream.
- You can look at it from a number of different viewpoints, in my view.
- Although I don't agree with his extreme right-wing viewpoints, he has the right to express them.
- We end up with a nasty battle of limited viewpoints each struggling to dominate the other.
- This campaign will witness a stark battle of dueling strategic viewpoints.
Synonyms
way of thinking, point of view, view, frame of reference, outlook, perspective, angle, slant, standpoint, position, posture, stance, stand, attitude, opinion, belief, judgement, interpretation, thought, school of thought, mind, line, policy
ideas, thoughts, sentiments, feelings

Definition of viewpoint in US English:

viewpoint

nounˈvyo͞oˌpointˈvjuˌpɔɪnt

another term for point of view

单词	viewpoint
释义	Definition of viewpoint in English: viewpoint noun ˈvjuːpɔɪntˈvjuˌpɔɪnt 1A position giving a good view. Example sentencesExamples Text panels scattered throughout the Museum give eye-witness accounts and background viewpoints. Thus the part of the room close to the viewpoints of the pictures does not seem to be blacked out. The graphics are cartoony with two viewpoints, an aerial view and a ground-level view. The profile of the temporary bund would slope steeply away from viewpoints on Whalley Lane and be beyond the present high bund at the back of the farmhouse. The afternoon before we were to set off Jasper drove us to one of the tourist viewpoints to assess the terrain. The final lap of my walk took me up to a viewpoint called the Battlements and on a clear day I could see Darwen Moors. This camera can be manually fixed in position to record a scene from a secondary viewpoint. All the major tourist viewpoints in Ooty and Coonoor need to be policed environmentally. The children are encouraged to find viewpoints, to guess the time of day, the position of the sun, and so on. The low viewpoint places us among the crowd, so that we become a part of the spectacle. Fjeldså's sketches allow us to see postures from viewpoints rarely seen in the field. We see portions of the illuminated half from various viewpoints as both Earth and Venus orbit the Sun. To infer different viewpoints, he broke down both the contour lines of the object and the planar lines of reference. 2A person's opinion or point of view. I do try to put over our viewpoint from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, I must say that I dislike the design Example sentencesExamples It's a very strange doctrine that would silence only religiously grounded moral viewpoints. In any event, the idea is not to homogenize viewpoints or cultural perspectives. We are going to try to include as many different viewpoints as our site grows. A start can be world viewpoints that people hold dear and strong in their hearts. To conclude, we would like to view the reality of research from an administrative viewpoint. It was well worth the read from an imaginative and an intellectual viewpoint. Concerns and viewpoints on public works projects and issues within the four provinces were shared. And the public does not quite understand his major viewpoints on public policies. We edit from the same perspective. We present the news of our world from the same viewpoints. By contrast, viewpoints critical of the U.S. position have barely been heard. Meanwhile, even extreme liberal viewpoints are promulgated as objective truth. They pick candidates, they pick issues, they pick sort of world views based upon viewpoints. The conflict among the organizations' viewpoints rests in different perspectives of the case. It's not a widely recognised position but every so often he does explicitly express his viewpoint. Still, the opposing viewpoints on a separate Space Force warrant serious consideration. The administration seems indifferent to data, impervious to competing viewpoints and ideas. The story unfolds from multiple viewpoints and focuses on a number of key characters. Provide room for all responsible viewpoints, even if they're outside the mainstream. You can look at it from a number of different viewpoints, in my view. Although I don't agree with his extreme right-wing viewpoints, he has the right to express them. We end up with a nasty battle of limited viewpoints each struggling to dominate the other. This campaign will witness a stark battle of dueling strategic viewpoints. Synonyms way of thinking, point of view, view, frame of reference, outlook, perspective, angle, slant, standpoint, position, posture, stance, stand, attitude, opinion, belief, judgement, interpretation, thought, school of thought, mind, line, policy ideas, thoughts, sentiments, feelings Definition of viewpoint in US English: viewpoint nounˈvyo͞oˌpointˈvjuˌpɔɪnt another term for point of view
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