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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesnéorama
Pronunciation / Transliteration: neorama
"Le néorama présentait une vue saisissante de Rome sous l'orage."
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An exhibition of panoramic paintings or architectural views illuminated by variable, changing light effects to produce realistic impressions of time and weather.
"The nineteenth-century visitors marveled at the dramatic lighting changes within the neorama."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Greek words 'neos' (new) and 'horama' (sight, view), coined in the 19th century by analogy with 'panorama'. It entered European languages including Portuguese as a term for a novel type of optical exhibition.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Neorama" is said worldwide
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néorama
Transliteration: neorama
"Le néorama présentait une vue saisissante de Rome sous l'orage."
Neorama
Transliteration: Neorama
"Das Neorama zeigte wechselnde Lichteffekte auf großen Gemälden."
neorama
Transliteration: neorama
"Il neorama offriva illusioni ottiche straordinarie."
neorama
Transliteration: neorama
"El neorama era muy popular en las capitales europeas del siglo XIX."
neorama
Transliteration: neorama
"O neorama encantou o público com suas inovações visuais."
नियोरामा
Transliteration: neorama
"नियोरामा एक प्रकार की दृश्य प्रदर्शनी थी।"
新型全景画
Transliteration: xīnxíng quánjǐnghuà
"新型全景画展示了逼真的光影效果。"
네요라마
Transliteration: neyorama
"네요라마는 다양한 조명 효과를 활용한 전시관이었다."
ネオラマ
Transliteration: neorama
"ネオラマは精巧な絵画と照明による展示施設である。"
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