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de-escalate

/ˌdiːˈɛs.kə.leɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la intensidad, la gravedad o la tensión de un conflicto, una situación o unas emociones.

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verb

/ˌdiːˈɛs.kə.leɪt/C1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la intensidad, la gravedad o la tensión de un conflicto, una situación o unas emociones.

A verb used to indicate the act of reducing the intensity, severity, or tension of a conflict, situation, or emotion.

  1. Reduce intensityB2formal

    To diminish in size, scope, or intensity; to make a situation less tense or dangerous.

    esReducir la intensidad

    • The negotiators worked to de-escalate the conflict between the two parties.
    • The police used calm communication to de-escalate the tense situation.
    • The government took steps to de-escalate the trade dispute.

    Sinónimosabatealleviateassuagecool downdiminisheaselessenmitigatemoderatepacifyquellreducerelaxtemper

    Antónimosaggravateescalateincreaseintensify

  2. Reduce level or scopeB2formal

    To reduce the level, intensity, size, or scope of something, such as a conflict, crisis, or military operation.

    esReducir el nivel o alcance

    • The general ordered the troops to de-escalate their presence in the region.
    • The company decided to de-escalate its expansion plans due to economic uncertainty.
    • The mediator helped de-escalate the argument by finding common ground.

    Sinónimoscool downdecreasedefusediminisheaselessenlowermitigatereducetone down

    Antónimosamplifyescalateexpandincreaseintensify

Formas
  • de-escalated past participle
  • de-escalated past simple
  • de-escalating present participle
  • de-escalates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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