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- واژهنامه · Generic English-Persian Dictionary معدن کاوی کردن ، دور نما، چشم انداز، انتظار، پیش بینی، جنبه ، منظره ، امیدانجام چیزی، اکتشاف کردن ، مساحی.
- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary prospect|outlook bas lat. perspectiva (ars) «art perspectif», de perspectus, p. p. de perspicere «apercevoir». =>Perspectif. L'emploi de ce mot comme terme de peinture est dû à l'ital. prospettiva cašm-andâz do-su-ya namâ-i( ye hasti) (dur-)namâ tamâšâ-gah + In sabza ke emruz tamâšâ-gah e to'st Fardâ hama az xâk e to bar xwâhad rost. (Xayyâm) + fra. mise en perspective : dar cašm-andâz neh/gozâr-i fra. à travers une perspective plus large : az dari-ca i pahnâvar/gostarda-tar + All the happenings in one place may be regarded as the view of the world from that place. I shall call the view of the world from a given place a "perspective." A photograph represents a perspective. ... In the particular case where the place concerned is a human brain, the perspective belonging to the place consists of all the perceptions of a certain man at a given time. Thus classification by perspectives is relevant to psychology, and is essential in defining what we mean by one mind. (B. RUSSELL, The Analysis of Mind ) + perspective , dans sa définition historique, est sans doute la réalisation la plus accomplie de la vision scolastique : elle suppose en effet un point de vue unique et fixe - donc l'adoption d'une posture de spectateur immobile installé en un point (de vue) - et aussi l'utilisation d'un cadre qui découpe, enclôt et abstrait le spectacle par une limite rigoureuse et immobile. + perspective : "forme symbolique d'une objectivation du subjectif" (Panofski, dans P. BOURDIEU, Méditations pascaliennes (1997), p. 33) + C'est en effet l' autonomisation du champ scientifique qui rend possible l'instauration de lois spécifiques, lesquelles contribuent en retour au progrès de la raison et, par là, à l'autonomisation du champ. (p. 140) + L'apparition de la perspective chez les peintres de la Renaissance en est une illustration éloquente. Si les artistes du Moyen Age l'ignoraient, "ce n'est pas parce qu'ils étaient malhabiles, mais parce qu'ils ne pouvaient se mesurer à Dieu", seul …
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version کلمات مرتبط(prospect): بازگشت به واژه prospect a fine prospect in prospect prospect of success prospect of the future to prospect for gold نمود،درنما،معدن کاوى کردن ،دور نما،چشم انداز،انتظار،پيش بينى ،جنبه ،منظره ،اميدانجام چيزى ،اکتشاف کردن ،مساحى بازرگانى : نمود،مشترى احتمالى ،اينده نگرى کلمات مرتبط(5)
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 pros·pect n. Pronunciation: ' prä- ˌ spekt Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Latin prospectus view, prospect, from prospicere to look forward, exercise foresight, from pro- forward + specere to look ― more at PRO- , SPY Date: 15th century 1 : EXPOSURE 3B 2 a (1) : an extensive view (2) : a mental consideration : SURVEY b : a place that commands an extensive view : LOOKOUT c : something extended to the view : SCENE d archaic : a sketch or picture of a scene 3 obsolete : ASPECT 4 a : the act of looking forward : ANTICIPATION b : a mental picture of something to come : VISION c : something that is awaited or expected : POSSIBILITY d plural (1) : financial expectations (2) : CHANCES 5 : a place showing signs of containing a mineral deposit 6 a : a potential buyer or customer b : a likely candidate for a job or position –in prospect : possible or likely for the future synonyms PROSPECT , OUTLOOK , ANTICIPATION , FORETASTE mean an advance realization of something to come. PROSPECT implies expectation of a particular event, condition, or development of definite interest or concern <the prospect of a quiet weekend>. OUTLOOK suggests a forecasting of the future <a favorable outlook for the economy>. ANTICIPATION implies a prospect or outlook that involves advance suffering or enjoyment of what is foreseen <the anticipation of her arrival>. FORETASTE implies an actual though brief or partial experience of something forthcoming <the frost was a foretaste of winter>.]]> 2 pros·pect n. Pronunciation: ' prä- ˌ spekt, chiefly Brit prə- ' Function: intransitive verb Date: …