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B2 · Describing things (3)
B2 · Describir cosas (3)
significativo
large or important enough to have an effect or to be noticed
There are no significant differences between the two groups of students.
No hay diferencias significativas entre los dos grupos de estudiantes.
The use of lambs to symbolize innocence is significant in Western art
SinónimosimportantnotableconsiderablesubstantialmeaningfulmomentousAntónimosinsignificantminortrivialunimportantnegligibledesconocido
not known or identified
The man's identity remains unknown.
La identidad del hombre sigue siendo desconocida.
a species of insect previously unknown to science
SinónimosunidentifiedunrecognizedobscuremysteriousunspecifiedundisclosedAntónimosknownidentifiedfamiliarrecognisableobviouscertainestable
fixed or steady; not likely to move, change or fail
The country has had a stable government and a growing economy for many years.
El país ha tenido un gobierno estable y una economía en crecimiento durante muchos años.
SinónimossteadyfirmsecurefixedconstantreliabledependableAntónimosunstableshakyinsecureunreliablevolatileerraticSignificativamente
in a way that is large or important enough to have an effect on something or to be noticed
Your decision will significantly affect your future.
Tu decisión afectará significativamente tu futuro.
Profits have increased significantly over the past few years.
SinónimosconsiderablysubstantiallymarkedlynotablygreatlyremarkablyimportantlyAntónimosslightlyinsignificantlyminimallynegligiblytriviallydifícil
having or causing problems or difficulties
It was a tough decision to make.
Fue una decisión difícil de tomar.
He faces the toughest test of his leadership so far.
SinónimosdifficultchallengingharddemandingstrenuousrigorousstrongresilientAntónimoseasysimplegentleweakdelicateampliamente
by a lot of people; in or to many places
The idea is now widely accepted.
La idea ahora es ampliamente aceptada.
The idea is now widely accepted.
SinónimosgenerallycommonlyextensivelybroadlylargelyprevalentlyuniversallyAntónimosnarrowlylimitedlyrarelyuncommonlysparselyconstante
developing, growing, etc. gradually and in an even and regular way
a steady decline in numbers
un descenso constante en los números
We are making slow but steady progress.
SinónimosstableconstantconsistentregularevenuniformfirmsolidAntónimosunsteadyerraticfluctuatingirregularvariableinconsistentúnico
being the only one of its kind
That duck is very unique.
Ese pato es muy único.
There's no need to take that tone with me—it's not my fault we're late.
Sinónimosdistinctivespecialrareuncommonone-of-a-kindexceptionalsingularindividualAntónimoscommonordinarytypicalusualgeneralstandardinesperado
if something is unexpected , it surprises you because you were not expecting it
an unexpected visitor
un visitante inesperado
an unexpected result
SinónimossurprisingunforeseenunanticipatedsuddenunpredictedAntónimosexpectedpredictedforeseeableanticipatedusualpertinente
closely connected with the subject you are discussing or the situation you are in
Do you have the relevant experience?
¿Tiene experiencia pertinente?
These comments are not directly relevant to this inquiry.
SinónimosapplicablepertinentappropriategermanerelatedconnectedmaterialAntónimosirrelevantunrelatedinapplicableimmaterialinappropriatepegajoso
made of or covered in a substance that sticks to things that touch it
He used his finger to take the rice, so it is very sticky now.
Usó su dedo para tomar el arroz, así que ahora está muy pegajoso.
sticky fingers covered in jam
SinónimosadhesivegummytackyviscousglueyAntónimosslipperydrysmoothloosevital
necessary or essential in order for something to succeed or exist
The presence of oceans is vital for optimal climate stability and habitability.
La presencia de los océanos es vital para la estabilidad climática óptima y la habitabilidad.
SinónimosessentialcrucialcriticalimportantnecessaryfundamentalindispensableAntónimosunnecessaryinsignificanttrivialunimportantnegligible
