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affirmative

/əˈfɜːr.mə.tɪv/

Traducción: Que expresa acuerdo, aprobación o una declaración positiva; se usa para confirmar o afirmar que algo es verdadero., Sustantivo que denota una afirmación o respuesta que expresa acuerdo, aprobación o confirmación; también puede referirse a una declaración positiva o a la parte que afirma en un argumento o debate.

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Conexiones de la palabra

adjective

/əˈfɜːr.mə.tɪv/B2formal
  • esQue expresa acuerdo, aprobación o una declaración positiva; se usa para confirmar o afirmar que algo es verdadero.

Expressing agreement, consent, or a positive statement; used to confirm or assert something as true.

  1. Expressing agreement or consentB2formal

    A reply or statement that indicates agreement, confirmation, or a positive response.

    esAfirmativo

    • The committee gave an affirmative answer to the proposal.
    • She nodded in an affirmative gesture.
    • His affirmative response ended the debate.

    Sinónimosconcurringconfirmingconsentingfavorablepositive

    Antónimosdissentingnegativeopposing

  2. Giving assent or approvalB2formal

    Characterized by expressing approval or formal consent.

    esafirmativo

    • The board issued an affirmative vote on the new policy.
    • Her affirmative comments encouraged the team.
    • The judge gave an affirmative ruling on the motion.

    Sinónimosconsentingfavorablepositive

    Antónimosdissentingnegativeopposing

  3. Optimistic or positive outlookC1formal

    Having a mindset that expects the best possible outcome; optimistic.

    esActitud positiva u optimista

    • She maintained an affirmative attitude despite the challenges.
    • An affirmative approach can lead to better results.
    • His affirmative outlook inspired everyone around him.

    Sinónimosconfidenthopefuloptimisticpositivesanguineupbeat

    Antónimosgloomynegativepessimistic

  4. Praising or expressing approvalC1formal

    Manifesting praise, commendation, or admiration.

    esQue expresa aprobación o elogio

    • The teacher gave an affirmative review of the student's work.
    • His speech was full of affirmative remarks about the team's effort.
    • The audience responded with affirmative applause.

    Sinónimosappreciativeapprobatorycomplimentaryfavorablelaudatorypositivesupportive

    Antónimoscondemnatorycriticalderogatorydisapprovingdisparaging

Formas
  • more affirmative comparative form
  • most affirmative superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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noun

/əˈfɜː.mə.tɪv/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota una afirmación o respuesta que expresa acuerdo, aprobación o confirmación; también puede referirse a una declaración positiva o a la parte que afirma en un argumento o debate.

A noun referring to a statement or reply that expresses agreement, consent, or confirmation.

  1. A reply of affirmationB2formal

    A statement or response that expresses agreement, consent, or confirmation.

    esRespuesta afirmativa

    • The committee gave an affirmative to the proposal.
    • His answer was a simple affirmative.
    • We are waiting for an affirmative from the board.

    Sinónimosacceptanceaffirmationagreementapprovalassentconcurrenceconfirmationyeayes

    Antónimosnegative

  2. Affirming or giving assentB2formal

    The act of expressing agreement or permission.

    esafirmativo

    • She nodded in the affirmative.
    • The affirmative vote passed the new law.
    • He gave an affirmative response to the invitation.

    Sinónimosacceptanceagreementapprovalassentconcurrenceconfirmationconsentokayyes

    Antónimosdenialnegationrefusalrejection

  3. Expecting the bestC1formal

    A positive or optimistic outlook or attitude.

    esoptimista

    • Her affirmative spirit inspired the whole team.
    • He always looks on the affirmative side of things.
    • An affirmative mindset can lead to better outcomes.
  4. Expressing praise or approvalC1formal

    A statement or gesture that shows admiration or endorsement.

    esAfirmativo o de aprobación

    • The audience gave an affirmative applause after the speech.
    • His affirmative comments boosted her confidence.
    • The review was full of affirmatives about the new product.

    Sinónimosaccoladeapprovalcommendationendorsementplaudit

    Antónimoscensurecondemnationcriticismdisapproval

Formas
  • affirmatives plural form
  • affirmatives' possessive plural form
  • affirmative's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

Enlace de origen

Se aplican todas las licencias

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.