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looking glass

/ˈlʊkɪŋ ɡlɑːs/

Tradução: Termo metafórico que designa uma situação ou perspectiva invertida, oposta ou vista de outro ponto de vista, frequentemente associado à ideia de realidade alternativa ou de um mundo através do espelho. Em sentido literal, refere-se a um espelho.

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/ˈlʊkɪŋ ɡlɑːs/C1formalart
  • ptTermo metafórico que designa uma situação ou perspectiva invertida, oposta ou vista de outro ponto de vista, frequentemente associado à ideia de realidade alternativa ou de um mundo através do espelho. Em sentido literal, refere-se a um espelho.

A metaphorical term referring to a situation or perspective that is reversed, opposite, or seen from a different viewpoint, often associated with the concept of an alternate reality or mirror world.

  1. MirrorB2formalbritish

    A piece of glass with a reflective coating, used to see one's own reflection.

    ptEspelho

    • She gazed at her reflection in the looking glass.
    • The antique looking glass hung on the wall.
    • He polished the looking glass until it shone.
  2. Symbol of reflection or alternate realityC1formal

    Used metaphorically to represent a reflection of reality or a distorted view of the world, often associated with the phrase 'through the looking-glass'.

    ptEspelho

    • The novel explores a world through the looking glass of imagination.
    • His art is a looking glass into the human soul.
    • The documentary held a looking glass up to society's flaws.
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