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externalise

/ɪkˈstɜː.nəl.aɪz/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de atribuir algo a uma causa externa ou de trazer algo para fora, tornando-o explícito.

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verb

/ɪkˈstɜː.nəl.aɪz/C1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de atribuir algo a uma causa externa ou de trazer algo para fora, tornando-o explícito.

A verb used to express the act of attributing something to an external cause or making something external or manifest.

  1. Regard as objectiveC1formal

    To treat or consider something as having an objective reality outside the mind.

    ptObjetivar

    • The philosopher argued that we externalise our thoughts into language.
    • In some cultures, people externalise their fears through rituals.
    • She tends to externalise her feelings, treating them as separate entities.

    Sinônimoshypostatizeobjectifyreify

  2. Make external or give reality toC1formal

    To express or manifest an internal thought, feeling, or idea in an outward, tangible form.

    ptExteriorizar

    • Artists externalise their inner visions through painting and sculpture.
    • He externalised his anger by writing a strongly worded letter.
    • The project helped the team externalise their abstract concepts into a concrete plan.

    Sinônimosconcretizeembodyexpressexteriorizemanifestmaterializeobjectifyprojectreify

    Antônimoscontaininternaliserepresssubduesuppresswithhold

Formas
  • externalised past participle
  • externalized past participle
  • externalised past simple
  • externalized past simple
  • externalising present participle
  • externalizing present participle
  • externalises third person singular
  • externalizes third person singular