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fundament

/ˈfʌn.də.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la base o fundamento de algo, como un principio o suposición básica; también puede referirse a la parte inferior de soporte de una estructura o, en anatomía, a la parte del cuerpo utilizada para sentarse.

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noun

/ˈfʌn.də.mənt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la base o fundamento de algo, como un principio o suposición básica; también puede referirse a la parte inferior de soporte de una estructura o, en anatomía, a la parte del cuerpo utilizada para sentarse.

A noun referring to the underlying basis or foundation of something, such as a principle or core assumption; it can also refer to the lowest supporting part of a structure or, in anatomy, the part of the body used for sitting.

  1. Foundation or basisC1formal

    The underlying principles or assumptions from which something is developed or explained.

    esFundamento

    • The fundament of his theory is based on empirical data.
    • We must understand the fundament of the argument before debating.
    • The fundament of the project was laid during the initial meeting.

    Sinónimosbasebasisbedrockcornerstonefoundationgroundwork

  2. ButtocksC1formal

    The fleshy part of the human body that you sit on.

    esTrasero

    • He fell and landed on his fundament.
    • The chair was designed to support the fundament comfortably.
    • She shifted her weight from one fundament to the other.

    Sinónimosbacksidebehindbottombuttderriereposteriorrearrump

  3. Base or supportC1formal

    The lowest part of a structure that provides support.

    esFundamento

    • The fundament of the building was reinforced with concrete.
    • Engineers inspected the fundament for cracks.
    • A strong fundament is essential for any tall structure.

    Sinónimosbasebasisbottomfootingfoundationsubstratum