گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'perspective'

1 عمومی:: بینایی‌

2 عمومی:: چشم‌ انداز

3 عمومی:: منظ‌ره‌

4 عمومی:: مناظ‌ر و مرایا

5 عمومی:: دید

6 عمومی:: لحاظ‌

7 عمومی:: منظ‌ر

8 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: چشم‌انداز

1 general::   noun in art ADJ. distorted | horizontal, vertical PREP. in ~, out of ~ That tree is out of perspective. PHRASES the laws of perspective attitude to sth ADJ. different, new | broader, wider | proper, true We can now see things in their true perspective. | cultural, historical, political, social, theoretical, etc. VERB + PERSPECTIVE get sth in/into, place sth in/into, put sth in/into, see sth in Her death put everything else into perspective. | gain, get, put When you reach middle age you get a different perspective on life. This website puts a completely different perspective on world news. | keep | lose | adopt The book adopts a historical perspective. | shift | provide PREP. from the ~ of We should view this from the perspective of the people involved. | in/into ~ Let's get this into perspective. | ~ in a feminist perspective in philosophy | ~ on/upon It's easy to lose perspective on things when you are under stress. PHRASES a sense of perspective

2 general:: noun viewpoint: Look at it from my perspective. noun landscape: From here the perspective is wondrous.

3 general:: perspective ADJECTIVES/NOUN + perspective a new/different perspective • I like the programme because it gives you a different perspective on world news. a fresh perspective (= new and interesting or useful ) • The venture will benefit from their fresh perspective. a wider/broader perspective • Searching through a variety of sources will give them a wider perspective on their subject. a historical perspective • It is important to have a historical perspective when considering these changes. a global/international perspective • A global perspective allows firms to spot opportunities and reduce supply costs. a feminist perspective • If you look at this from a feminist perspective, things are, in fact, not equal. a female perspective • Carson's lyrics are definitely written from the human experience, but from a female perspective. a Marxist perspective • From a Marxist perspective, crime is largely the product of capitalism. a Christian perspective • We approach the problem from a Christian perspective. a business perspective • I think it was a good thing to do, from a business perspective. the American/Russian/French etc perspective • From the French perspective, therefore, 1934 marks a major turning point. verbs have a perspective • Everyone seems to have a different perspective on the issue. see/view something from a perspective • A child can only see see the world from his or her own perspective. give (somebody) a perspective • A break might give her a better perspective on things. provide a perspective • Their research is concerned with providing an alternative perspective on our past. offer a perspective • Bamford offers a fresh perspective on this ongoing historical debate. get a perspective • When you get to my age, you get a different perspective on life. perspective 2 verbs lose perspective • People sometimes lose perspective on what is really important in life. put something into/in perspective (= consider something in a sensible way by comparing it with something else, or to help you do this ) • Let's put this data into perspective. • I saw their suffering, and it really put my own problems into perspective. get/see something in perspective (= judge the importance of something correctly by considering it in relation to other things ) • You’ve got to take a wider view and get things in perspective. keep something in perspective • I hope we can all keep this issue in perspective. phrases a sense of perspective • I felt I needed a break from the relationship in order to keep a sense of perspective.