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conventionalize

/kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que designa la acción de hacer que algo se ajuste a una forma o práctica convencional, o de convertir algo en una costumbre o norma aceptada. También puede referirse a representar algo mediante símbolos o convenciones establecidas.

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verb

/kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪz/C2formal
  • esVerbo que designa la acción de hacer que algo se ajuste a una forma o práctica convencional, o de convertir algo en una costumbre o norma aceptada. También puede referirse a representar algo mediante símbolos o convenciones establecidas.

A verb used to express the act of making something conventional or standardizing it according to accepted norms or practices.

  1. Make conventionalC1formal

    To make something conform to accepted standards, customs, or traditions.

    esconvencionalizar

    • The artist chose to conventionalize her abstract style for the commercial project.
    • Over time, the rebellious movement became conventionalized into mainstream culture.
    • They conventionalized the ritual to fit modern expectations.

    Sinónimosformalizeregularize

  2. Represent in a conventional styleC1formal

    To depict or represent something according to a traditional or widely accepted artistic style.

    esrepresentar de forma convencional

    • The ancient pottery was conventionalized with geometric patterns.
    • In her illustrations, she conventionalized the human figure to match the medieval style.
    • The logo was conventionalized to ensure it was easily recognizable.

    Sinónimosformalizeschematize

Formas
  • conventionalized past participle
  • conventionalized past simple
  • conventionalizing present participle
  • conventionalizes third person singular
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