Corners Meaning in English
word · lemma: corner
释义
'Corners' refers to the points or areas where two lines or surfaces meet, often at a 90-degree angle, such as in a room or on a table. It can also mean hidden or less noticed parts of a place.
用法与细微差别
'Corners' is plural; use for more than one corner. Commonly used to describe rooms, streets, pages, or abstractly for secret areas ('dark corners of the internet'). 'Turn the corners' is incorrect; say 'go around the corner'. ‘Cutting corners’ (idiom) means doing something cheaply or quickly at the expense of quality.
例句
Little shops can be found in the corners of old towns.
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Let’s not cut any corners on this project.
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There are four corners in this room.
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The cat hid in one of the corners.
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Draw two lines that meet at the corners of the page.
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He searched every corner of the store, even the darkest corners.
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