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foreshorten

/fɔːrˈʃɔːr.tən/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de reduzir ou encurtar algo no tempo, na escala ou na perspectiva, frequentemente em contexto artístico ou figurado; nas artes visuais, significa representar um objeto com profundidade e perspectiva, fazendo-o parecer mais curto ou comprimido.

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verb

/fɔːrˈʃɔːr.tən/C2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de reduzir ou encurtar algo no tempo, na escala ou na perspectiva, frequentemente em contexto artístico ou figurado; nas artes visuais, significa representar um objeto com profundidade e perspectiva, fazendo-o parecer mais curto ou comprimido.

A verb used to indicate the act of shortening or reducing something in time, scope, or perspective, often in artistic or figurative contexts.

  1. Perspective techniqueC1formalart

    To represent an object or figure in a picture as shorter than it actually is, in order to create an illusion of depth or distance.

    ptEscorço

    • The artist foreshortened the arm to make it appear as if it was pointing directly at the viewer.
    • In Renaissance paintings, figures are often foreshortened to enhance realism.
    • He learned how to foreshorten limbs in his drawing class.

    Sinônimoscompresscontractshortentelescope

  2. Shorten in timeC2formal

    To reduce or shorten the duration or extent of something.

    ptEncurtar no tempo

    • The deadline was foreshortened due to budget constraints.
    • The project's timeline was foreshortened by unexpected delays.
    • They decided to foreshorten the meeting to just one hour.

    Sinônimosabbreviateabridgecontractcurtailcut shortreduceshortentruncate

Formas
  • foreshortened past participle
  • foreshortened past simple
  • foreshortening present participle
  • foreshortens third person singular