bird's eye view of the city
1bird's-eye view — /ˌbɜdz aɪ ˈvju/ (say .berdz uy vyooh) noun 1. a view from above, as of terrain, landscape, etc.: a bird s eye view of the city. 2. an overview which is broad in scope but lacks detail: a bird s eye view of history …
2bird's-eye — bird s′ eye adj. n. pl. eyes. 1) seen from above; panoramic: a bird s eye view of the city[/ex] 2) superficial; general: a bird s eye view of ancient history[/ex] 3) having markings resembling birds eyes: bird s eye tweed[/ex] 4) pln any of… …
3(a) bird's eye view — a view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area. We had a bird s eye view of the old town from the top of the city walls …
4bird's-eye — /berrdz uy /, adj., n., pl. bird s eyes. adj. 1. seen from above, as by a bird in flight; panoramic: a bird s eye view of the city. 2. omitting many details; hasty; superficial; general: a bird s eye view of ancient history. 3. having spots or… …
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10Islamic view of the Queen of Sheba — The Queen of Sheba, known in Islamic tradition as Bilquis, was invited by Solomon to Islam and thus submitted to God.The Qur an never mentioned the Queen of Sheba by name, though Arab sources name her Bilqis . The story is similar to the one in… …
