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contrast Significado & definición

0 an obvious difference between two people or things -- contraste
- The contrast between their lifestyles couldn’t be greater.
1 to compare two people or things -- comparar, contrastar
- If you contrast his early novels with his later work, you can see how his writing has developed.
2 a difference or distinction between people or things -- contraste [ masculine ]
- the contrast between his public and private life el contraste entre su vida pública y privada
- His views were sharply in contrast to her own. Sus puntos de vista contrastaban con los suyos.
3 the difference between shades of color or light -- contraste [ masculine ]
- adding contrast with darker colors añadiendo contraste con colores más oscuros
4 to compare two things to show a contrast -- contrastar
- Compare and contrast the two main characters in the story. Compara y contrasta los dos personajes principales de la historia.
5 to be noticeably different -- contrastar
- His enthusiasm for life contrasts with her pessimism. Su entusiasmo por la vida contrasta con su pesimismo.

I think the costs of replacing pipes should be contrasted with the costs of treating the sick.
The number of refugees who need to be resettled is growing, in contrast to the number of places available to accept them.
In contrast, the starch-production facilities have adapted well.
The second point, in contrast, is more recent, and is the fact that women themselves are committing acts of violence.
This is in stark contrast to the willingness to employ resources on civil crisis prevention and on peacekeeping.
However, all too often we witness events which are in stark contrast with these principles.
It reveals a real sharp contrast to the progress that was made in the maritime sector.
The contrast was harrowing and spoke volumes.