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dormant

/ˈdɔːr.mənt/

Traducción: Describe algo que está temporalmente inactivo, dormido, o que no actúa ni crece en el momento actual, pero que puede activarse o desarrollarse más adelante.

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adjective

/ˈdɔːr.mənt/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que está temporalmente inactivo, dormido, o que no actúa ni crece en el momento actual, pero que puede activarse o desarrollarse más adelante.

Describes something that is temporarily inactive, asleep, or not currently active or growing.

  1. Inactive or sleepingB2formal

    In a state of rest or inactivity; not active or growing.

    esinactivo, dormido

    • The volcano has been dormant for centuries.
    • Many plants remain dormant during the winter months.
    • The virus can stay dormant in the body for years.

    Sinónimosasleepidleinactiveinertlatentpassivequiescentsleepingsluggishsuspended

    Antónimosactivealertawakeenergeticfunctioninglivelyoperative

  2. Temporarily inactiveB2formal

    Not currently active or in use, but capable of becoming active later.

    esInactivo temporalmente

    • The account has been dormant for over a year.
    • Her artistic talent lay dormant until she took up painting again.
    • The company's plans remained dormant due to lack of funding.

    Sinónimosidleinactivelatentpassivequiescentsleepingtorpid

    Antónimosactivealertawakecurrentoperative

Formas
  • more dormant comparative form
  • most dormant superlative form
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