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countercurrent

/ˈkaʊn.təˌkʌr.ənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una corriente de agua u otro fluido que se mueve en dirección opuesta a la corriente principal, o una tendencia o acción que se opone a la actividad u opinión dominante.

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noun

/ˈkaʊn.təˌkʌr.ənt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una corriente de agua u otro fluido que se mueve en dirección opuesta a la corriente principal, o una tendencia o acción que se opone a la actividad u opinión dominante.

A noun referring to a flow of water or other fluid that moves in the opposite direction to the main current, or a trend or action that opposes the dominant activity or opinion.

  1. Opposing water flowC1formal

    A stretch of turbulent water in a river or sea caused by one current flowing into or across another current.

    esCorriente opuesta

    • The sailors had to navigate through a dangerous countercurrent near the delta.
    • Strong countercurrents made swimming in that area extremely risky.
    • The river's countercurrent created a swirling whirlpool effect.

    Sinónimoscrosscurrentriptide rip

  2. Opposing trend or actionC1formal

    Actions or trends that go against the main group activity or prevailing opinion.

    escontracorriente (sentido figurado)

    • His political views were a countercurrent to the mainstream party line.
    • The small group's protests formed a countercurrent to the popular movement.
    • In the world of fashion, she always swam against the countercurrent of trends.

    Sinónimosantagonismbacklashdissentoppositionresistance

Formas
  • countercurrents plural form
  • countercurrents' possessive plural form
  • countercurrent's possessive singular form
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