corrective

• Diseñado para corregir o mejorar algo, especialmente un problema o error.

Intended to correct or improve something, especially a problem or a mistake.

1. Intended to correctB2formal

   Designed to fix a problem, error, or deficiency.

   correctivo

   • The teacher gave corrective feedback on the essay.
   • The company implemented corrective measures to improve safety.
   • Corrective surgery was required to fix the injury.

   Sinónimoscurativereformativerehabilitativeremedialrestorative

2. DisciplinaryB2formal

   Aimed at punishing or improving behavior.

   correctivo (disciplinario)

   • The manager took corrective action against the employee's misconduct.
   • Corrective training was provided to the soldiers.
   • The school has a corrective policy for rule violations.

   Sinónimoscorrectionaldisciplinarypenalpunitivereformatory

• Sustantivo que designa algo (una acción, medida o dispositivo) destinado a corregir, eliminar o contrarrestar un problema, error o estado no deseado.

A noun referring to something, such as an action, measure, or device, that is intended to correct, remedy, or counteract a problem, error, or undesirable condition.

1. Action to fix a problemB2formal

   Something intended to correct or improve a situation, error, or deficiency.

   medida correctiva

   • The manager implemented a corrective to address the production delays.
   • The teacher provided a corrective for the student's misunderstanding.
   • The company issued a corrective to the flawed policy.

   Sinónimosamendmentantidotecorrectioncountermeasurecurefixrectificationredressremedy