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“Eye on the left” is different from “the left eye”. First can be ambiguous, second really isn’t.
by ComputerGuru 11mo ago
“Eye on the left” is different from “the left eye”. First can be ambiguous, second really isn’t.
- simonw 11mo agoI think "the left eye" in this particular case (a photo of a skull made of pancake batter) is still very slightly ambiguous. "The skull's left eye" would not be.
- recursive 11mo agoI guess there's some ambiguity regarding whether or not this can be ambiguous. Because it seems like it can to me.
- Dylan16807 11mo agoInteresting, because I would say the opposite. "On the left" suggests left of image, "the left eye" could be any version of left.