Mathematical Geometry Concepts

verb to steer a boat away from a point of land or another boat

• The sailor skillfully maneuvered the boat to bear off from the dangerous rocks.
• Make sure you bear off to the right to avoid hitting the curb.
• I had to bear off real quick to dodge that crazy driver.
• She had to bear off from the toxic relationship to find happiness.

noun the measurement or extent of something from side to side

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• The width of the new bridge will be 20 meters.
• I need to measure the width of the room before buying a new carpet.
• Check out the width of that new phone, it's huge!
• The width of her knowledge on the subject is impressive.