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Yalewàahng chit mihn
Definition
Cross section; a diagram showing what the inside of an object looks like when cut through at a certain angle.
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How it's used
Used primarily in technical, scientific, or architectural contexts to describe the internal view of an object when sliced. While it is a noun, it often appears in descriptions of diagrams or physical specimens where the internal layers are exposed. It is rarely used in casual conversation unless discussing specific technical details or biology.
Measure word
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This diagram shows the cross section of the building, which helps us see the structure.
Related words
Common phrases
observe a cross section
Common mistake
Avoid using this word to describe a simple slice of food like a piece of bread, as it implies a technical or analytical perspective rather than a culinary one.
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