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Noun borrowed from French contraste, borrowed from Italian contrasto "debate, discord, juxtaposition of elements in a work of art," noun derivative of contrastare "to oppose, set against, be in opposition (of elements of a work of art)" — more at contrast entry 1
CONTRASTE translate: contrast, contrast, hallmark, contrast medium, contrast, foil. Learn more in the Cambridge Spanish-English Dictionary.
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contrast A. [ˈkɒntrɑːst] N (gen) → contraste m in contrast to or with → a diferencia de, en contraste con to form a contrast to or with → contrastar con B. [kənˈtrɑːst] VT to contrast with → comparar con, contrastar con C. [kənˈtrɑːst] VI to contrast with → contrastar con, hacer contraste con
Marca de autenticidad que se graba en objetos de metal noble: déjame que mire el contraste del anillo antes de comprarlo. Relación entre la iluminación máxima y mínima de una imagen en televisión. med. Sustancia radiológicamente opaca, que introducida en un organismo permite su visualización y exploración clínica: radiografía de ...
Dutch Etymology Borrowed from French contraste, from Middle French contraste, from Italian contrasto.
First recorded in 1480–90; (for the verb) from Middle French contraster, from Italian contrastare “to contest,” from Latin contrā- contra- 1 ( def. ) + stāre “to stand” ( cf. status); (for the noun) earlier contraste, from French, from Italian contrasto “conflict,” derivative of contrastare