conventionalized

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US
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conventionalizedadjektiv
more conventionalized
Komp.
most conventionalized
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The artist's style became more conventionalized over the years.
Le style de l'artiste est devenu plus conventionnalisé au fil des années.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
styliséEmployé lorsque quelque chose est simplifié ou représenté selon des conventions graphiques ou artistiques.
Definitionen
Conforming to established practice or standards; made traditional or customary.
The artist's style became more conventionalized over the years, adhering to the norms of the art community.
Simplified or stylized according to a set of conventions or rules.
The conventionalized symbols in the diagram made it easier for everyone to understand the process.
conventionalizedpartizip perfekt
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Used to describe something that has been made conventional or stylized.
Übersetzungen
The temple features conventionalized lotus motifs carved into the stone.
Le temple présente des motifs de lotus conventionnalisés sculptés dans la pierre.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
styliséEmployé lorsque la forme est simplifiée ou traitée selon des conventions esthétiques.
Definitionen
Having been rendered traditional, customary, or stylized in accordance with established conventions.
The temple features conventionalized lotus motifs carved into the stone.
conventionalizeverb

conventionalized

Präteritum

conventionalized
Präteritum
conventionalized
Partizip Perfekt
conventionalizing
Gerundium
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/kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪz/
US
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Übersetzungen
The architect decided to conventionalize the design to meet the city's building codes.
L’architecte a décidé de conventionnaliser la conception pour respecter les codes du bâtiment de la ville.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
standardiserPour le sens de mise en conformité avec une norme ou un standard.
Definitionen
To make something conform to a standard or norm.
The architect decided to conventionalize the design to meet the city's building codes.
To make something traditional or customary.
The artist chose to conventionalize her style to appeal to a broader audience.