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generalise

/ˈdʒɛn.ə.rə.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa formar conclusiones o afirmaciones generales a partir de casos o hechos concretos, o extender una conclusión a un ámbito más amplio.

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B2formalbritish/ˈdʒɛn.ə.rə.laɪz/

A verb meaning to form general conclusions or statements from specific instances or facts.

  • 🇪🇸Verbo que significa formar conclusiones o afirmaciones generales a partir de casos o hechos concretos, o extender una conclusión a un ámbito más amplio.
  1. Speak or write in generalities B2 formal

    To make broad statements or express ideas without providing specific details or examples.

    • The politician tended to generalise about the economy without offering concrete solutions.
    • It's easy to generalise about a culture after only a short visit.
    • The report generalised too much and lacked specific data.

    🇪🇸hablar en generalidades

    Antónimos: detailparticularizespecify

  2. Draw general conclusions from specific cases B2 formal scientific

    To infer a general principle or rule based on a limited number of specific instances.

    • Scientists can generalise their findings from the sample to the wider population.
    • You cannot generalise about all teenagers based on the behaviour of a few.
    • The study's results allow us to generalise the theory to other contexts.

    🇪🇸generalizar

    Sinónimos: concludederiveextrapolateinduceinfer

    Antónimos: particularizespecializespecify

  3. Make popular or common C1 formal

    To adapt something for a general audience or bring it into widespread use.

    • The company aimed to generalise the use of its software across all departments.
    • The fashion designer tried to generalise the trend by making it affordable.
    • Efforts were made to generalise access to higher education.

    🇪🇸generalizar

    Sinónimos: democratizemainstream

    Antónimos: narrowrestrictspecialise

  4. Spread throughout the body C1 formal medical

    To become systemic and affect the entire body, often used in medical contexts.

    • The infection began to generalise, spreading from the wound to the bloodstream.
    • If the cancer cells generalise, treatment becomes more complex.
    • Doctors monitored the patient to ensure the rash did not generalise.

    🇪🇸generalizarse (extenderse por todo el cuerpo)

    Sinónimos: disseminatespread

    Antónimos: localise