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determinate

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nət/

Traducción: Adjetivo que significa tener límites o forma exactos y distinguibles; fijado en alcance o carácter. Ahora en gran medida reemplazado por 'determinate' en contextos técnicos o 'definite' en uso general.

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adjective

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nət/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que significa tener límites o forma exactos y distinguibles; fijado en alcance o carácter. Ahora en gran medida reemplazado por 'determinate' en contextos técnicos o 'definite' en uso general.

An adjective meaning having exact and discernible limits or form; fixed in scope or nature. Now largely replaced by 'determinate' in technical contexts or 'definite' in general use.

  1. Fixed or definiteC1formal

    Having exact and clearly definable limits; fixed or settled.

    esDeterminado, fijo

    • The contract has a determinate duration of three years.
    • The judge gave a determinate sentence of ten years.
    • The determinate boundaries of the property were clearly marked.

    Sinónimosdefiniteestablishedexactexplicitfixedprecisesettledspecific

    Antónimosimpreciseindefiniteindeterminateuncertainundeterminedunfixedvague

  2. Botany: limited growthC2formalscientific

    Describing a plant or inflorescence where the main stem ends in a flower or bud, stopping further growth.

    esDeterminado (crecimiento limitado)

    • Determinate tomatoes grow to a fixed height and ripen all at once.
    • The determinate inflorescence of the plant produces a terminal flower.
    • Gardeners often prefer determinate varieties for easier harvesting.

    Sinónimoscymosedefinitelimited

    Antónimosindeterminate

Formas
  • more determinate comparative form
  • most determinate superlative form
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