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improver

/ɪmˈpruː.vər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que trabaja para mejorar la condición social o el bienestar de otros, o bien a un componente o aditivo que aumenta la calidad o el rendimiento de algo.

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noun

/ɪmˈpruː.vər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que trabaja para mejorar la condición social o el bienestar de otros, o bien a un componente o aditivo que aumenta la calidad o el rendimiento de algo.

A noun referring either to a person who works to improve social welfare or to a component or additive that enhances the quality or performance of something.

  1. Social ReformerB2formalpolitical

    A person who actively works to enhance human welfare and advance social changes.

    esreformador social

    • The 19th century saw many improvers campaigning for better living conditions.
    • She dedicated her life as an improver, fighting for equal rights and education.
    • The foundation supports local improvers who tackle poverty issues.

    Sinónimosactivistaltruistbenefactordo-gooderhumanitarianphilanthropistreformersocial reformerutopian

  2. Additive or EnhancerB2formaltechnical

    A component or substance added to a product to increase its quality, performance, or effectiveness.

    esMejorador (aditivo o potenciador)

    • Bakers often use bread improver to get a softer crumb and longer shelf life.
    • This fuel improver reduces engine wear and increases efficiency.
    • Soil improver enriches the ground with nutrients for better crop growth.

    Sinónimosadditiveboosterconditionerenhancersupplement

    Antónimosadulterantcontaminantimpurity

Formas
  • improvers plural form
  • improvers' possessive plural form
  • improver's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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