Hello,
I have to write a description for my school, and I'm trying to sound clever and include some technical terms. Unfortunately, I can't figure out what to call the way my table (in the drawing) is positioned relative to the wall. So, horizontally, vertically, etc., relative to the wall. The top one is the side view, and the bottom one is the front view. It's a long table.
Thanks for any help
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The lower is a perspective view. The better expression is “shadow view”. Because in a perspective view, more distant dimensions must be shown smaller than foreground dimensions.
The upper picture is strictly not a correct side view. In a strict side view, only two of four legs may be visible from one chair.
I mean, like the table is on the wall. So in the set: “The table stands ___ to the wall” but many thanks nevertheless
I see. I would write: The table is in one-sided wall contact. Otherwise it would be either a free standing table or a corner table.
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Unfortunately, this task is linked to both my training place and my note. In addition, I would like to ask exactly this technical term and I can use it in future without any other help. 😄