tomar un paisaje (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
Part of Speech
Verb phrase
Phonetic Transcription
/toˈmaɾ un paiˈsaχe/
Use in Spanish
The phrase "tomar un paisaje" is not commonly used in Spanish. It could be used in a literal sense to mean "to capture/take a landscape," as in taking a photograph or painting a landscape. This phrase would be more commonly found in written contexts, such as in photography or art discussions.
Example Sentences
Me encanta tomar un paisaje al atardecer.
I love taking a landscape at sunset.
El artista decidió tomar un paisaje del bosque para su próxima pintura.
The artist decided to capture a forest landscape for his next painting.
Idiomatic Expressions
There are no specific idiomatic expressions related to "tomar un paisaje" in Spanish.
Etymology
Tomar: From the Latin word "tumulare," meaning "to grab or take."
Paisaje: From the Latin word "paysaticum," which refers to the space surrounding a countryside estate.
Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms: Capturar un paisaje (capture a landscape), fotografiar un paisaje (photograph a landscape)
Antonyms: Dejar un paisaje (leave a landscape), ignorar un paisaje (ignore a landscape)