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10 Language-to-English DictionariesRealista
/ʁeaˈliʃtɐ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who accepts and deals with things as they are; someone who is practical and pragmatic.
"As a realista, she focused on achievable goals rather than idealistic dreams." - 2
An artist or writer who adheres to the principles of realism in their work.
"The realista movement in literature sought to depict everyday life with accuracy and detail."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'realista' originates from the Latin 'realis', meaning 'real' or 'actual'. It evolved through the influence of various European languages, particularly during the 19th century, when realism emerged as a significant artistic and literary movement.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Realista" is said worldwide
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Réalisme
Transliteration: ʁe.a.lism
"Le réalisme est un mouvement artistique important."
Realismus
Transliteration: ʁe.aˈlɪs.mʊs
"Der Realismus hat die Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts geprägt."
Realismo
Transliteration: re.aˈlizmo
"Il realismo è un movimento letterario e artistico."
Realismo
Transliteration: re.aˈlismo
"El realismo se caracteriza por su enfoque en la vida cotidiana."
Realista
Transliteration: ʁeaˈliʃtɐ
"O realismo é uma corrente artística importante."
यथार्थवाद
Transliteration: Yatharthavad
"यथार्थवाद एक महत्वपूर्ण कला आंदोलन है।"
现实主义
Transliteration: Xiànshí zhǔyì
"现实主义在19世纪的艺术中占据了重要地位。"
사실주의
Transliteration: Sasiljuui
"사실주의는 예술에서 중요한 운동입니다."
リアリズム
Transliteration: Riarizumu
"リアリズムは19世紀の芸術において重要な運動です。"
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