edge on — sideways; with the edge turned toward the observer
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: sideways; with the edge turned toward the observer
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɛdʒ ɑːn/
Korean meaning: 옆으로; 모서리가 보이는 쪽으로
Korean pronunciation: **에**지 온
Example Sentences
- The pizza box won't fit unless you slide it in edge on.
- My luck is so bad that even coins land edge on when I flip them!
- Store the plates edge on to save cabinet space.
edge on
ADVERB//ɛdʒ ɑːn//
sideways; with the edge turned toward the observer

a curious gallery visitor walks around a tall, thin metal sculpture to view it from different angles. She stops directly in front of the sculpture's narrowest side, seeing only a thin vertical line. The sculpture appears almost invisible from this sideways position, showing just its edge. From her previous position, the sculpture looked wide and detailed, but now it's just a slim outline. Other visitors nearby view the same sculpture from different angles, seeing its full width and artistic details. the sculpture being viewed edge on, with only its narrow edge visible to the observer
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Set the board edge on, secure with wedge on, make your pledge on!
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Origin
고대 영어 'ecg'(칼날, 모서리)와 'on'(위에)의 결합으로, 물체의 모서리나 가장자리가 앞쪽을 향한 상태를 표현하는 표현이 되었습니다.
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“The pizza box won't fit unless you slide it in edge on.”
“My luck is so bad that even coins land edge on when I flip them!”
“Store the plates edge on to save cabinet space.”
“The paper airplane hit the wall and somehow stuck there edge on.”
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