Perspective

Definition

perspective /pǝ'spektÇv/ n ၁။ [U] ျပင္ညီေပၚတြင္ အရာဝတၳဳ တစ္ခုႏွင့္တစ္ခုတို႔၏ အနီးအေဝးအေနအထား၊ အလံုးအထည္တို႔ကို အျမင္အတိုင္း ပကတိ ႐ုပ္လံုးေပၚေအာင္ ေရးဆြဲနည္း။ အျမင္ ေရးဆြဲနည္း။ a perspective drawing ❍ The artist shows a fine command of perspective. ၂။ [C] မ်က္ျမင္တစ္ဆံုး ျမင္ကြင္း။ get a perspective of the whole valley. ၃။ [C] ႐ႈေထာင့္။ see things from a global/ feminist/ Christian perspective ❍ gain a different perspective on the problem ❍ keep a sense of perspective (ie see things in a balanced way). ❏ in/ into/out of perspective [ IDM ] ၁။ ပကတိ မ်က္ျမင္ အတိုင္း/ပကတိမ်က္ျမင္ႏွင့္ ကြဲလြဲလ်က္။ draw the buildings in perspective ❍ That tree on the left of the picture is out of perspective. ၂။ ယထာဘူတက်က်။ အရိွကိုအရိွ အတိုင္း။ … အျမင္ျဖင့္။ လက္ေတြ႕ဘဝႏွင့္ ကင္းလြတ္လ်က္။ keep a problem in perspective (ie not think it is worse than it is) ❍ put the events into an international perspective ❍ get things badly out of perspective.

Examples

1. You can call it brave or foolish
2. depending on your perspective.
3. [perspective on] : The book deals with a woman’s perspective on revolutionary change.
4. [from a historical/international/financial etc perspective] : The problem needs to be looked at from a historical perspective.
5. [from the perspective of someone/something] : From the perspective of anyone with children
6. it looks rather irrelevant.
7. [lose perspective] : He has lost all perspective in the rush to get what he wants.
8. [get/keep something in perspective] : It’s important to keep things in perspective and not dwell on one incident.
9. [get something out of perspective] : You’ve got the problem completely out of perspective.
10. [put something into perspective] : This kind of tragedy puts a mere football match into perspective.
11. [a sense of perspective] : Writing as a foreigner gives her a great sense of perspective.
12. [in/out of perspective] : The figures in the foreground are badly out of perspective.
13. The pictures show two perspectives of the bay.