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20:16 Dec 2, 2010 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting / Art exhibit | |||||||
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| Selected response from: fionn Germany Local time: 09:00 | ||||||
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la apariencia de una obra gráfica totalmente acabada Explanation: una sugerencia |
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la disposición/configuración de una obra gráfica completamente resuelta Explanation: Una posibilidad ¡Saludos, Teju! |
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la distinción/jerarquía/relevancia de una obra gráfica consumada Explanation: If you use 'consumada' I feel you may not need to qualify it with an adverb like 'completamente/plenamente', unless you'd like to emphasize the idea further. Saludos |
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la categoría de una obra gráfica perfectamente elaborada Explanation: Una sugerencia, por si te sirve. Saludos, teju |
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el porte de una obra gráfica plenamente lograda Explanation: I often have trouble translating 'logrado' into English but this seems to be one case where it suits very well going the other way... And I think the use of bearing is pretty specific here so sticking to something like 'porte' for the way the work holds its own with dignity would be nice... Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://html.rincondelvago.com/art-nouveau_2.html Reference: http://www.blancagala.com/notas.php |
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la prestancia de una obra gráfica perfectamente resuelta Explanation: Otra sugerencia más. |
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no obstante ésta posee todas las cualidades de una obra de arte gráfica plenamente resuelta Explanation: as to your question about "fully resolved", exactly, it means a work to which the artist devotes plenty of time; what is remarkable in this case is that the work was done "spontaneously", which is the opposite. |
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