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Definition of bird's-eye view in English: bird's-eye viewnoun A general view from above. at this vantage point it's possible to have a bird's-eye view Example sentencesExamples - It has a bird's-eye view and infrared sensors so it can spot suspects fleeing three blocks from a crime scene or hiding in the dark with its Forward Looking Infra Red scanner.
- As you can see in the top image at left, it's not quite a bird's-eye view.
- Not since the belly turret of the B - 17 have aircraft occupants had such a bird's-eye view.
- They move you around; you see things from bird's-eye views and worm's-eye views, though knotholes, in extreme close-up, and so forth.
- A plane's bird's-eye view gives aerial surveyers a chance to navigate hundreds of acres of swampland
- We are sitting in his garden studio, a minimal glass box with a bird's-eye view of Sacré Coeur de Montmartre and books piled everywhere.
- Along with all this, a new bird's-eye view shows, for the first time, what the Milky Way would look like to an astronomer peering our way from some faraway galaxy.
- The images, all aerial photographs, capture the characteristics and patterns of the natural world which can only be seen from a bird's-eye view.
- She had a bird's-eye view of her village and looked around to her heart's content.
- Nor are we accustomed to seeing our world from a bird's-eye view - it's frightening and breathtakingly stunning.
- Shoot from the ground up using a wide-angle lens to exaggerate the height of a massive nave; or climb to a balcony or choir loft to get a bird's-eye view of altars or stained glass windows.
- Passing under, through, and over the forest at Monteverde, comfortable two-person cable cars offer bird's-eye views, great for those not too keen on zip lining at high speeds.
- Have a go on the ferris wheel, just for a bit of a break and a bird's-eye view.
- Cameras above the preparation areas beamed a bird's-eye view of the chopping boards to screens around the auditorium to enable the audience to pick up some handy tips from close range.
- You don't normally get to see such a great bird's-eye view of Bradford.
- A seat under the trees will look good from the house and would give a bird's-eye view of your terraces.
- The mountaineer's love of height and the bird's-eye view have been seen beautifully, from another angle altogether.
- In the same period, however, there was ambitious and reasonably accurate work such as the magnificent bird's-eye view of Venice attributed to Jacopo de'Barbari and published in 1500 on four large woodcut sheets.
- You can get a bird's-eye view by climbing aboard a Ferris wheel, as the photographer did for the unusual shot from the ride.
- This bird's-eye view will give you a different perspective on the land, suggesting pros and cons of different parcels.
Synonyms view, vista, wide view, aerial view, scenic view, prospect, perspective, outlook, aspect, scene, scenery, landscape, seascape
Definition of bird's-eye view in US English: bird's-eye viewnounˌbərdzˌī ˈvyo͞oˌbərdzˌaɪ ˈvju A general view from above, or as if from above. Example sentencesExamples - We are sitting in his garden studio, a minimal glass box with a bird's-eye view of Sacré Coeur de Montmartre and books piled everywhere.
- The mountaineer's love of height and the bird's-eye view have been seen beautifully, from another angle altogether.
- You can get a bird's-eye view by climbing aboard a Ferris wheel, as the photographer did for the unusual shot from the ride.
- Not since the belly turret of the B - 17 have aircraft occupants had such a bird's-eye view.
- They move you around; you see things from bird's-eye views and worm's-eye views, though knotholes, in extreme close-up, and so forth.
- You don't normally get to see such a great bird's-eye view of Bradford.
- It has a bird's-eye view and infrared sensors so it can spot suspects fleeing three blocks from a crime scene or hiding in the dark with its Forward Looking Infra Red scanner.
- In the same period, however, there was ambitious and reasonably accurate work such as the magnificent bird's-eye view of Venice attributed to Jacopo de'Barbari and published in 1500 on four large woodcut sheets.
- As you can see in the top image at left, it's not quite a bird's-eye view.
- A plane's bird's-eye view gives aerial surveyers a chance to navigate hundreds of acres of swampland
- Passing under, through, and over the forest at Monteverde, comfortable two-person cable cars offer bird's-eye views, great for those not too keen on zip lining at high speeds.
- A seat under the trees will look good from the house and would give a bird's-eye view of your terraces.
- Along with all this, a new bird's-eye view shows, for the first time, what the Milky Way would look like to an astronomer peering our way from some faraway galaxy.
- The images, all aerial photographs, capture the characteristics and patterns of the natural world which can only be seen from a bird's-eye view.
- Cameras above the preparation areas beamed a bird's-eye view of the chopping boards to screens around the auditorium to enable the audience to pick up some handy tips from close range.
- Shoot from the ground up using a wide-angle lens to exaggerate the height of a massive nave; or climb to a balcony or choir loft to get a bird's-eye view of altars or stained glass windows.
- She had a bird's-eye view of her village and looked around to her heart's content.
- Nor are we accustomed to seeing our world from a bird's-eye view - it's frightening and breathtakingly stunning.
- This bird's-eye view will give you a different perspective on the land, suggesting pros and cons of different parcels.
- Have a go on the ferris wheel, just for a bit of a break and a bird's-eye view.
Synonyms view, vista, wide view, aerial view, scenic view, prospect, perspective, outlook, aspect, scene, scenery, landscape, seascape
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