angolo
angle
In Italian, the word 'angolo' is used to describe the space between two intersecting lines or surfaces. It can also refer to a corner or a nook. For example, 'L'angolo della cucina' means 'the corner of the kitchen.' In mathematics, it is used to describe the measurement of the space between two intersecting lines, similar to its use in English.
Example sentences using: angolo
Il libro è sull'angolo del tavolo.
The book is on the corner of the table.
This sentence describes the position of an object (the book) in relation to a defined space (the corner of a table). In this statement, 'angolo' is expressing a specific location on the table.
Ho incontrato Tom all'angolo della strada.
I met Tom at the corner of the street.
In this example, 'angolo' refers to a specific geographical spot where two streets intersect. It gives the listener a detailed idea about where the speaker met Tom.
La lampada è in un angolo oscuro della stanza.
The lamp is in a dark corner of the room.
This sentence indicates a placement condition of an object (the lamp) within a specific area of a room (a dark corner). Here, 'angolo' is used to describe a particular zone of the room.