perspective in Chinese
perspective in Chinese is 出发, 透视 — perspective means a particular way of viewing or thinking about a situation.
perspective in Chinese
出发
Pronounced: chū fā
A view, vista or outlook.
透视
Pronounced: tòu shì
The appearance of depth in objects, especially as perceived using binocular vision.
What does "perspective" mean?
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noun A particular way of viewing or thinking about a situation.
"From her perspective, the whole plan seemed reckless."
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noun An art technique for making objects appear three-dimensional and properly proportioned on a flat surface.
"The young artist is still learning how to draw buildings in perspective."
perspective in a sentence
- From her perspective, the whole plan seemed reckless.
- Travel gave him a new perspective on his own culture.
- The young artist is still learning how to draw buildings in perspective.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "perspective" in Chinese?
"perspective" in Chinese is 出发, 透视. perspective means: A particular way of viewing or thinking about a situation.
How do you pronounce 出发?
"perspective" in Chinese is 出发, pronounced "chū fā".
How do you use "perspective" in a sentence?
Example: "From her perspective, the whole plan seemed reckless." In Chinese, "perspective" is 出发, 透视.
Are there other ways to say "perspective" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "perspective": 出发, 透视.
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