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conventionalised
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/kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪzd/
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Übersetzungen
more conventionalised
Komp.
most conventionalised
Super.
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The artist's style was conventionalised, adhering to the classic techniques of the Renaissance period.
Le style de l’artiste était conventionnalisé, respectant les techniques classiques de la période de la Renaissance.
The conventionalised symbols in the diagram made it easier for everyone to understand the process.
Les symboles conventionnalisés du schéma ont permis à tout le monde de mieux comprendre le processus.
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Used as a participial adjective meaning 'made conventional' or 'rendered conventional'.
Over time, the ceremony became a conventionalised affair.
Au fil du temps, la cérémonie est devenue une affaire conventionnalisée.
conventionalised
Präteritum
conventionalised
Präteritum
conventionalised
Partizip Perfekt
conventionalising
Gerundium
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/kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪz/
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The illustrator chose to conventionalise the animal shapes into simple geometric patterns.
L'illustrateur a choisi de conventionaliser les formes animales en de simples motifs géométriques.
The architect decided to conventionalise the design to meet the city's building codes.
L'architecte a décidé de standardiser la conception afin de respecter les codes de construction de la ville.
conventionalised
Used attributively to describe something that has been made conventional or stylized.
The conventionalised rules left little room for improvisation.
Les règles conventionnalisées laissaient peu de place à l'improvisation.
Definitionen
The artist's style was conventionalised, adhering to the classic techniques of the Renaissance period.
The conventionalised symbols in the diagram made it easier for everyone to understand the process.
Over time, the ceremony became a conventionalised affair.
The architect decided to conventionalise the design to meet the city's building codes.
The illustrator chose to conventionalise the animal shapes into simple geometric patterns.
The conventionalised rules left little room for improvisation.