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broad-minded

/ˌbrɔːdˈmaɪn.dɪd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona tolerante, abierta a nuevas ideas y que no se escandaliza fácilmente ante opiniones o comportamientos diversos.

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adjective

/ˌbrɔːdˈmaɪn.dɪd/B2formal
  • esDescribe a una persona tolerante, abierta a nuevas ideas y que no se escandaliza fácilmente ante opiniones o comportamientos diversos.

Describes a person who is tolerant, open to new ideas, and not easily shocked by different opinions or behaviors.

  1. Tolerant and acceptingB2formal

    Willing to accept and respect different opinions, behaviors, or lifestyles without being easily shocked.

    esTolerante y de mentalidad abierta

    • She is very broad-minded and accepts people from all backgrounds.
    • A broad-minded person listens to different viewpoints without judgment.
    • His broad-minded attitude made him a great mediator in the debate.

    Sinónimosflexibleforbearingliberalopen-mindedpermissiveprogressivetolerantunderstandingunprejudiced

    Antónimosbigotedintolerantnarrow-mindedprejudicedprovincial

  2. Respectful of differing beliefsB2formal

    Inclined to respect and consider views and beliefs that are different from one's own.

    esTolerante (ante ideas distintas)

    • Broad-minded individuals are open to learning about other cultures.
    • The teacher encouraged a broad-minded discussion about world religions.
    • Being broad-minded helps in building strong, diverse communities.

    Sinónimosflexibleliberalopen-mindedreceptivetolerantunprejudiced

    Antónimosbigotedclosed-mindeddogmaticilliberalintolerantnarrow-mindedparochialprejudicedprovincial

Formas
  • more broad-minded comparative form
  • most broad-minded superlative form
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