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1 ♦ dimension
♦ dimension /dɪˈmɛnʃn/n.1 dimensione: the three dimensions, le tre dimensioni; (fis.) the fourth dimension, la quarta dimensione2 (pl.) dimensioni, proporzioni ( anche fig.): What are the exact dimensions of the room?, quali sono le dimensioni esatte della stanza?; a problem of huge dimensions, un problema di proporzioni enormi3 [u] (fig.) dimensione; portata (fig.): the political [social, religious] dimension, la dimensione politica [sociale, religiosa]; to add a new dimension to st., dare una nuova dimensione a qc. -
2 dimension
(a measurement in length, breadth, or thickness: The dimensions of the box are 20 cm by 10 cm by 4 cm.) dimensión- - dimensionaldimension n dimensión
dimensión sustantivo femenino 1a) (Fís, Mat) dimension;b)de enormes dimensiones huge, enormous 2 (alcance, magnitud — de problema) magnitude, scale; (— de tragedia) scale
dimensión sustantivo femenino
1 dimension, size
de pequeñas dimensiones, of small size o minor
2 (importancia) importance
3 (vertiente, aspecto) aspect ' dimensión' also found in these entries: Spanish: longitud - magnitud - medida English: dimension - measurement - perspective - widetr[dɪ'menʃən]1 dimensión nombre femenino1 dimensiones nombre femenino pluraldimension [də'mɛntʃən, daɪ-] n1) : dimensión f2) dimensions nplextent, scope: dimensiones fpl, extensión f, medida fn.• dimensión s.f.• extensión s.f.de'mentʃən, daɪ-, dɪ'menʃən, daɪ-noun dimensión f[dɪ'menʃǝn]N1) (Phys, Math) dimensión f2) dimensions (=size, scope) dimensiones fplthey did not realize the dimensions of the problem — no se daban cuenta de las dimensiones or de la envergadura or del alcance del problema
3) (=aspect) dimensión f* * *[de'mentʃən, daɪ-, dɪ'menʃən, daɪ-]noun dimensión f -
3 dimension
A n1 ( aspect) dimension f ; to take on a whole new dimension prendre une toute autre dimension ; to bring ou add a new dimension to donner une nouvelle dimension à [discussion, problem] ;2 ( measurement) gen dimension f ; Archit, Math, Tech cote f ; of huge dimensions aux dimensions énormes.
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