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aspects

UK
/ˈæs.pɛkts/
US
/ˈæs.pɛkts/

Translations

aspectnoun

aspects

pl

aspects
pl
UK
/ˈæs.pɛkt/
US
/ˈæs.pɛkt/
aspectEn grammaire.
In English, the progressive aspect is used to indicate ongoing actions.
En anglais, l'aspect progressif est utilisé pour indiquer des actions en cours.
aspectSens relatif à l'apparence ou à la qualité perçue.
The aspect of the landscape changed dramatically with the seasons.
L'aspect du paysage a changé de façon spectaculaire avec les saisons.
One important aspect of the project is its environmental impact.
Un aspect important du projet est son impact environnemental.
Additional translations
aspectEn astrologie.
orientationPour un bâtiment ou une construction.
Synonyms
view
side
dimension
angle
facet
feature
characteristic
element
phase
aspectverb

aspects

aspected
Past Simple
aspected
Past Participle
aspecting
Gerund
Archaic/literary verb meaning ‘to face, look upon, or situate so as to face’.
Additional translations
orienterEmploi vieilli ou littéraire, surtout pour la direction d'un bâtiment.

Definitions

aspectnoun
A particular part or feature of something.
One important aspect of the project is its environmental impact.
The positioning of a building or other structure in a particular direction.
The house has a southern aspect, allowing for plenty of natural light.
A particular appearance or quality.
The aspect of the landscape changed dramatically with the seasons.
A grammatical category or form that expresses the temporal structure of an action or state.
In English, the progressive aspect is used to indicate ongoing actions.
The angular relationship between two celestial bodies as viewed from Earth, especially in astrology.
In astrology, a trine is a harmonious aspect formed when planets are about 120 degrees apart.
aspectverb
To face or be situated in a particular direction; to look upon (archaic).
The cottage aspects south, catching the sun for most of the day.
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