three-dimensional

• Descreve algo que tem ou parece ter comprimento, largura e profundidade; também é usado para falar de qualidades realistas ou vívidas em arte, cinema ou design.

Describes something that has or appears to have length, breadth, and depth; often used to describe realistic or lifelike qualities in art, film, or design.

1. Having three dimensionsB1formal

   Relating to or having the three dimensions of length, width, and depth; giving the illusion of depth.

   Tridimensional

   • The artist created a three-dimensional sculpture from clay.
   • Modern movies use special effects to create a three-dimensional experience.
   • The model was printed as a three-dimensional object.

   Sinônimoscubicdimensionalsolidstereoscopicvolumetric

2. Complex or fully developedB2formal

   Describing something that has depth, complexity, or multiple aspects, often used for characters or ideas.

   Tridimensional

   • The novel features a three-dimensional protagonist with realistic flaws.
   • Her argument was three-dimensional, considering social, economic, and political factors.
   • The film's villain is surprisingly three-dimensional, with a believable backstory.

   Sinônimoscomplexdeepmultifacetedrounded

   Antônimosflatone-dimensionalshallowtwo-dimensional