English to Maori Meaning of viewpoint - tirohanga

Viewpoint :
tirohanga
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Definitions of viewpoint in English
Noun(1) a mental position from which things are viewed(2) a place from which something can be viewed
Examples of viewpoint in English
(1) from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, I must say that I dislike the design(2) I do try to put over our viewpoint
Related Phrases of viewpoint
(1) view point ::
wāhi Tiro
Synonyms
Noun
1. vantage point ::
wāhi tūroro
Word Example from TV Shows
So, from one viewpoint,

So, from one VIEWPOINT,

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

It's sung from the viewpoint of the boulder

It's sung from the VIEWPOINT of the boulder

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

English to Maori Dictionary: viewpoint

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