two-dimensional

• Describe algo que tiene solo dos dimensiones (largo y ancho); también se usa metafóricamente para referirse a un personaje o idea que carecen de profundidad o complejidad.

Describes something that has only two dimensions (length and width); also used metaphorically to describe a character or idea that lacks depth or complexity.

1. Having two dimensionsB1formal

   Relating to or having only two dimensions, such as length and width, without depth.

   bidimensional

   • A square is a two-dimensional shape.
   • The artist created a two-dimensional drawing on paper.
   • Two-dimensional graphics are simpler than 3D models.

   Sinónimosflatplanarplane

   Antónimossolidthree-dimensionalvolumetric

2. Lacking depth or complexityB2informal

   Describing something, especially a character or story, that is shallow, simplistic, or not fully developed.

   Falta de profundidad o complejidad

   • The villain in the movie was too two-dimensional to be believable.
   • Her argument felt two-dimensional and ignored the real issues.
   • Critics said the novel's characters were flat and two-dimensional.

   Sinónimoscardboardconventionalflatone-dimensionalshallowsimplisticstereotypedstocksuperficialundeveloped

   Antónimoscomplexdeepdevelopedmultifacetedprofoundrounded