framing

• Nom désignant l'action, le processus ou la manière de construire, de former ou de présenter quelque chose, comme une structure, un argument ou une image.

A noun referring to the act, process, or manner of constructing, shaping, or presenting something, such as a structure, argument, or picture.

1. Structural frameworkB2formal

   The process of constructing or assembling a frame for a building, picture, or other structure.

   Ossature / Cadre structurel

   • The framing of the house was completed in just two weeks.
   • He studied the framing techniques used in modern architecture.
   • The framing for the new window was made of steel.

   Synonymesassemblybuildingconstructionerectionframework

2. Presentation or perspectiveB2formal

   The way something is presented or perceived, often influencing interpretation.

   cadrage (présentation ou perspective)

   • The framing of the news story affected public opinion.
   • Her framing of the issue as a moral dilemma was effective.
   • The framing of the question led to biased answers.

   Synonymesanglecontextinterpretationperspectivepresentationslantspinwording

3. Photography or film compositionB2formal

   The arrangement of elements within the boundaries of a photograph or film shot.

   Cadrage

   • The framing of the shot emphasized the subject's isolation.
   • Good framing can make a simple scene look dramatic.
   • He adjusted the framing to include the entire landscape.

   Synonymesarrangementcompositionplacement

• Verbe signifiant encadrer ou entourer quelque chose d'une bordure, ou encore formuler, construire ou présenter une idée, une question ou un objet dans un cadre, un contexte ou une structure donnée.

A verb used to indicate the act of constructing, shaping, or formulating something, or to set something within a particular context or structure.

1. To surround or encloseA2formal

   To put a border around something, such as a picture or photograph.

   Encadrer

   • She framed the photograph and hung it on the wall.
   • He framed the painting with a beautiful wooden border.
   • The artist framed the canvas carefully.

   Synonymesborderboundedgeencircleenclosemountringsurroundtrim

2. To formulate or expressB2formal

   To create or express something in a particular way, especially words or ideas.

   formuler

   • He framed his argument carefully to avoid confusion.
   • She framed the question in a way that was easy to understand.
   • The politician framed the issue as a matter of national security.

   Synonymescastcouchdraftexpressformulatephrasepresentputshapeword

3. To falsely incriminateB2informal

   To make someone appear guilty of a crime by providing false evidence.

   Innocenter à tort

   • The detective was accused of framing the suspect.
   • He claimed that the evidence was planted to frame him.
   • They tried to frame her for the robbery.

   Synonymesset up

   Antonymesacquitclearexoneratevindicate

Variantes phrasalframe inframe up