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circuit breaker

/ˈsɜːkɪt ˌbreɪkə/

Traducción: Dispositivo de seguridad que interrumpe automáticamente el flujo de electricidad en un circuito para evitar sobrecargas o cortocircuitos; también se usa metafóricamente para describir un mecanismo que detiene un proceso para evitar su escalada o daño mayor.

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/ˈsɜːkɪt ˌbreɪkə/B2formaltechnical
  • esDispositivo de seguridad que interrumpe automáticamente el flujo de electricidad en un circuito para evitar sobrecargas o cortocircuitos; también se usa metafóricamente para describir un mecanismo que detiene un proceso para evitar su escalada o daño mayor.

A safety device that automatically stops the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit as a precaution against overloading or short circuits; also used metaphorically to describe a mechanism that halts a process to prevent escalation.

  1. Electrical safety deviceB2formal

    An automatic switch that stops the flow of electric current in a circuit as a safety measure, typically when an overload or short circuit occurs.

    esdisyuntor

    • The circuit breaker tripped when the power surge occurred.
    • He reset the circuit breaker after fixing the faulty wiring.
    • Always check the circuit breaker before attempting electrical repairs.
  2. Trading halt mechanismC1formal

    A regulatory measure used on stock exchanges to temporarily halt trading when a market index drops by a certain percentage, designed to prevent panic selling.

    esDisyuntor de mercado

    • The stock exchange triggered a circuit breaker after the market fell sharply.
    • Circuit breakers are designed to give traders time to assess information.
    • The market reopened after the circuit breaker pause.
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