두 사물 간의 현저한 차이나 대비.
The state of being strikingly different from something else when placed in close association; a notable difference or opposition.
예문:
"The simplicity of the rural landscape was a stark contrast to the bustling city life they had left behind."
"We noticed a sharp contrast between the candidate's public statements and his private actions."
"She wore a bright yellow scarf to provide a strong contrast against her dark coat."
사진, 화면 등 시각 이미지에서 가장 밝은 부분과 가장 어두운 부분 사이의 차이 정도.
The degree of difference between the lightest and darkest areas of a photograph, television screen, or other visual image.
예문:
"Adjusting the contrast setting can make the details in the shadow areas of the photo more visible."
"High contrast images often look dramatic, but low contrast can create a softer, more subtle effect."
둘 이상의 사물을 나란히 놓고 그 차이점을 강조하여 비교하다.
To set two or more things side by side to show or emphasize their differences (often followed by 'with' or 'and').
예문:
"The historian contrasted the economic policies of the two neighboring nations."
"When you contrast the old system with the new one, the efficiency gains are obvious."
"The essay required students to contrast the themes found in two different Shakespearean plays."
다른 것과 현저하게 달라 대조를 이루거나 두드러지다.
To be strikingly different from something else; to stand out sharply in opposition (usually followed by 'with').
예문:
"Her cheerful demeanor contrasted sharply with the gloomy mood of the rest of the group."
"The modern glass building contrasts dramatically with the ancient stone structures surrounding it."