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noun1) Perspektive, die; (fig.) Blickwinkel, derput a different perspective on events — ein neues Licht auf die Ereignisse werfen
[do] keep things in perspective — das darfst du nicht so eng sehen; (don't get too excited) bleib mal auf dem Teppich
* * *[pə'spektiv]1) (the way of drawing solid objects, natural scenes etc on a flat surface, so that they appear to have the correct shape, distance from each other etc: Early medieval paintings lacked perspective.) die Perspektive2) (a picture or view of something: I would like a clearer perspective of the situation.) die Perspektive•- academic.ru/116753/in___out_of_perspective">in / out of perspective* * *per·spec·tive[pəˈspektɪv, AM pɚˈ-]nfrom a historical \perspective aus geschichtlicher Sichtto see sth in a new \perspective etw aus einem neuen Blickwinkel sehento put sth in [or into] \perspective etw in die richtige Perspektive rückenin \perspective perspektivischout of \perspective perspektivisch verzerrt* * *[pə'spektɪv]n (lit)Perspektive f; (fig also) Blickwinkel mto get a different perspective on a problem — ein Problem aus einer anderen Perspektive or aus einem anderen Blickwinkel sehen
try to keep/get things in perspective — versuchen Sie, nüchtern und sachlich zu bleiben/das nüchtern und sachlich zu sehen
to get sth out of perspective ( lit : artist etc ) — etw perspektivisch verzerren; (fig) etw verzerrt sehen
to see things in their proper or true perspective — die Dinge so sehen, wie sie sind
* * *perspective [pə(r)ˈspektıv]A s1. MATH, MAL etc Perspektive f:in (true) perspective in richtiger Perspektive, perspektivisch (richtig) ( → A 3);the houses are out of perspective bei den Häusern stimmt die Perspektive nicht2. perspektivische Zeichnung3. Perspektive f:a) Aussicht f, Ausblick m (beide auch fig), Durchblick mb) fig Blick m für die Dinge im richtigen Verhältnis:he has no perspective er sieht die Dinge nicht im richtigen Verhältnis (zueinander);keep sth in perspective etwas relativ sehen;put sth into perspective etwas in die richtige Perspektive rückenB adj perspektivisch (Zeichnung etc):* * *noun1) Perspektive, die; (fig.) Blickwinkel, der[do] keep things in perspective — das darfst du nicht so eng sehen; (don't get too excited) bleib mal auf dem Teppich
* * *n.Blickwinkel m.Perspektive f.
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