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complementarity

/ˌkɒm.plɪ.menˈtær.ə.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la relación o situación en la que dos o más elementos distintos se complementan o refuerzan mutuamente, usado a menudo en contextos científicos o técnicos.

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noun

/ˌkɒm.plɪ.menˈtær.ə.ti/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que denota la relación o situación en la que dos o más elementos distintos se complementan o refuerzan mutuamente, usado a menudo en contextos científicos o técnicos.

A noun referring to a relationship or situation in which two or more different things enhance or complete each other, often used in scientific or technical contexts.

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  1. Mutual completionC1formal

    A relationship between two opposite states or principles that together cover all possibilities.

    esComplementariedad

    • The complementarity of wave and particle theories is central to quantum mechanics.
    • In physics, complementarity describes how two seemingly contradictory properties can both be true.
    • The concept of complementarity helps explain the dual nature of light.

    Sinónimoscomplementationdualityinterdependencepolarityreciprocity

  2. Reciprocal dependenceC1formal

    The interrelation of reciprocity where one thing supplements or depends on the other.

    esComplementariedad (dependencia recíproca)

    • The complementarity of their skills made them an excellent team.
    • Economic complementarity between countries encourages trade.
    • In a healthy relationship, there is a natural complementarity of strengths and weaknesses.

    Sinónimosinterdependencemutualityreciprocitysymbiosis

Formas
  • complementarities plural form
  • complementarities' possessive plural form
  • complementarity's possessive singular form
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