Also means
to outline
Usage Note
Prospettare means to set out or put forward a scenario, plan, or possibility — closer to 'to lay out' or 'to envisage' than a simple 'to present'. The reflexive prospettarsi means 'to look likely' or 'to appear on the horizon': si prospetta una crisi (a crisis is shaping up). It is formal and common in journalism and politics.
Examples
"Il ministro ha prospettato nuove misure economiche."
Natural Translation
The minister outlined new economic measures.
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