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bird's-eye view

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bird's-eye view [ˌbɜːdzaɪˈvjuː] Nvista f de pájaro
bird's-eye view [ˈbɜːdzaɪˈvjuː] nvista a volo d'uccello


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From the summit of one of these they had caught a bird's-eye view of its boisterous career for a great distance through the heart of the mountain, with impending rocks and cliffs.
The product of a large store of reading has been here secreted anew for the reader who desires to see, in bird's-eye view, the light and shade of a long and varied period of poetic literature, by way of preparation for Shakespeare, [9] (with a full essay upon whom the volume closes,) explaining Shakespeare, so far as he can be explained by literary antecedents.
From this bird's-eye view he realized the monstrous confusion of their excited workings.
 
 
 
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