Don't Miss a Thing With 'Eagle Eyes' — VOA Learning English
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From above, birds must have a wonderful view of the world below. Flying over everything at such a height gives them a rare ability to see many things.
In English, we use the term “bird’s eye view” to describe a view from above as if seen by a bird in flight. It is also described as an “overall view” or “big picture view.”
For example, when I start a project, I first like to get a bird’s eye view. I ask myself several important questions: What is the overall goal? Who is the main focus? What resources do I have available to me? Answers to these “big picture” questions can help me understand the scope of the project.
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