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toning

/ˈtoʊ.nɪŋ/

Tradução: Adjetivo que descreve algo que dá ao corpo ou aos músculos uma aparência saudável, firme ou bem definida, usado frequentemente em contextos de exercícios físicos ou cuidados com a pele., Substantivo que designa o processo de dar um determinado tom ou matiz a algo, ou a ação de fortalecer, tonificar ou definir, usado frequentemente em fotografia, impressão e exercícios físicos., Verbo usado para indicar que se dá a algo uma determinada qualidade, caráter ou matiz, frequentemente em relação à cor, ao som ou ao tônus muscular.

3 verbetes

adjective

/ˈtoʊ.nɪŋ/formalsport
  • ptAdjetivo que descreve algo que dá ao corpo ou aos músculos uma aparência saudável, firme ou bem definida, usado frequentemente em contextos de exercícios físicos ou cuidados com a pele.

An adjective describing something that imparts a healthy, firm, or well-defined quality to the body or muscles, often used in the context of exercise or skincare.

  1. Improving muscle firmnessB1informal

    Describing an activity or process that makes muscles firmer and more defined.

    ptTonificador muscular

    • She does toning exercises every morning.
    • This yoga class has a great toning effect on the arms.
    • Toning workouts help build lean muscle without bulk.

    Sinônimosconditioningdefiningstrengtheningtightening

  2. Adjusting color or shadeB2formal

    Relating to the process of adjusting the color or shade of something, especially in photography or design.

    ptTonificação

    • The toning process gave the photograph a vintage look.
    • She used a toning solution to adjust the print's contrast.
    • Toning filters can change the mood of an image.

    Sinônimostinting

Formas
  • more toning comparative form
  • most toning superlative form

noun

/ˈtəʊ.nɪŋ/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o processo de dar um determinado tom ou matiz a algo, ou a ação de fortalecer, tonificar ou definir, usado frequentemente em fotografia, impressão e exercícios físicos.

A noun referring to the process of giving a specific shade or quality to something, or the act of making something firmer or more defined, often used in contexts of photography, printing, or physical exercise.

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  1. Fitness and body shapingB1informal

    The process of exercising to make muscles firmer and more defined.

    ptTonificação muscular

    • She does yoga for toning her muscles.
    • Toning exercises help improve muscle definition.
    • He focuses on toning rather than building bulk.

    Sinônimosconditioningshapingtightening

  2. Photography and printingC1formalart

    A chemical process used to change the color of a photographic print.

    ptTonificação

    • The photographer used sepia toning for a vintage effect.
    • Toning can enhance the archival quality of prints.
    • Different toning techniques produce various color effects.
Formas
  • tonings plural form
  • tonings' possessive plural form
  • toning's possessive singular form

verb

tone/toʊn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar que se dá a algo uma determinada qualidade, caráter ou matiz, frequentemente em relação à cor, ao som ou ao tônus muscular.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a particular quality, character, or shade to something, often in terms of color, sound, or muscle firmness.

  1. Strengthen or firm upB1formal

    To make the body or muscles firmer and stronger through exercise.

    ptTonificar

    • She does yoga to tone her muscles.
    • Regular exercise helps tone your body.
    • He uses weights to tone his arms.

    Sinônimosbracebuildconditionfirmstrengthentighten

    Antônimossoftenweaken

  2. Adjust color or shadeB2formal

    To change the color or shade of something, especially in photography or design.

    ptTonalizar

    • The photographer toned the image to give it a vintage look.
    • She toned down the bright colors in the painting.
    • The editor toned the photo to match the magazine's style.

    Sinônimoscolordyegradeshadetintwash

    Antônimosbleachfade

  3. Modify sound or pitchB2formal

    To adjust the sound quality, pitch, or volume of a voice or instrument.

    ptAjustar o som

    • The singer toned her voice to hit the high notes.
    • He toned the guitar to a lower pitch.
    • The speaker toned down his voice to sound more soothing.

    Sinônimosadjustinflectmodulatepitchtune

Formas
  • toned past participle
  • toned past simple
  • toning present participle
  • tones third person singular

Variantes phrasaltone downtone up