conditioned

• Describe un estado o comportamiento que ha sido formado, desarrollado o aprendido bajo la influencia de factores externos o de la repetición; también puede referirse a algo que depende de una condición previa.

Describes a state or behavior that has been influenced or trained by external factors or repeated exposure.

1. B2formal

   Having been trained or accustomed to behave in a certain way through repeated experience.

   condicionado (adiestrado o acostumbrado)

   • The dog is conditioned to respond to its owner's whistle.
   • People are conditioned by society to follow certain rules.
   • He is conditioned to wake up early after years of military service.

   Sinónimosaccustomedadapteddisciplinedinuredpracticedseasonedtrained

   Antónimosinherentinnateinstinctivenaturalunlearned

2. Dependent on conditionsB2formal

   Subject to certain terms or requirements.

   condicionado

   • The offer is conditioned upon the approval of the board.
   • Her acceptance was conditioned on passing the final exam.
   • The contract is conditioned by the completion of the project.

   Sinónimosconditionalcontingentdependentprovisionalqualifiedrestricted

   Antónimosabsolutecategoricalunconditionalunrestricted

3. In a specified stateB1formal

   Being in a particular physical or mental state.

   en un estado específico

   • The athlete is in excellent conditioned for the competition.
   • The house is well conditioned and ready for sale.
   • He is mentally conditioned to handle stressful situations.

• Enseñar o influir en alguien o algo para que se comporte de cierta manera, o preparar algo hasta dejarlo en el estado deseado para su uso.

A verb meaning to train or influence someone or something to behave in a certain way, or to bring something into a desired state for use.

1. B2formal

   To train or influence someone to think or behave in a certain way.

   condicionar

   • The experiment conditioned the rats to press the lever for food.
   • Society often conditions people to follow certain norms.
   • He was conditioned from childhood to be polite.

   Sinónimosaccustomcoachhabituateinculcateindoctrinateinfluencemoldprogramshapeteachtrain

   Antónimosdeterdiscouragedisinclinedissuadeinhibitrepress

2. Affect or determineB2formal

   To have a significant influence on or determine the state of something.

   condicionar

   • The weather conditions conditioned our decision to stay indoors.
   • Economic factors condition the success of the project.
   • Your attitude will condition the outcome of the negotiations.

   Sinónimosaffectcontroldecidedeterminegovernguideinfluenceshape

3. B2formal

   To prepare or treat something to be in a suitable state.

   Acondicionar o preparar

   • You need to condition the leather before using it.
   • Athletes condition their bodies through rigorous training.
   • The hair conditioner helps to condition dry hair.

   Sinónimosgroomprepareprimereadytonetreat