How to Say “Diorama” in Spanish

diorama
/djoˈɾama/masculine
The English phrase 'diorama' is translated into Spanish as diorama.
A diorama is a three-dimensional display of a scenery. Depending on the specific type of display you are describing, you might use different terms: maqueta histórica or escena en miniatura histórica for a historical diorama, maqueta artística for an artistic diorama, Maqueta de paisaje for a landscape diorama, Maqueta histórica en miniatura for a miniature historical diorama, Escena en maqueta for a scene in diorama, Diorama de simulación for a simulation diorama or Diorama en relieve for a relief diorama.
Meaning: a three-dimensional display of a scenery (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of this masculine noun is los dioramas.

How do you pronounce it?

/djoˈɾama/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, the word maqueta can also refer to a 'demo' or a preliminary version of a song or musical track, a nuance that 'diorama' does not possess.
  • In Spanish art history, a diorama is distinguished from a belén, which is a specific type of traditional Christmas nativity diorama.
  • In many Spanish-speaking museums, a diorama is specifically referred to as a cuadro vivo if it involves real people posing as figures.

Examples in context

  • El diorama del museo es impresionante.
    The museum's diorama is impressive.
  • Hicimos un diorama para la clase de historia.
    We made a diorama for history class.
  • Ese diorama de la selva tiene mucho detalle.
    That jungle diorama has a lot of detail.

Example conversation

Sofía and Alejandro are looking at a school project in a classroom.

  1. Sofía

    Mira qué increíble está tu diorama, Alejandro.
    Look how incredible your diorama is, Alejandro.
  2. Alejandro

    Gracias, Sofía, me tomó mucho tiempo.
    Thanks, Sofía, it took me a long time.
  3. Sofía

    ¿Usaste plantas de verdad para el diorama?
    Did you use real plants for the diorama?
  4. Alejandro

    No, son de plástico, pero parecen reales.
    No, they are plastic, but they look real.

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