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inert

/ɪˈnɜːrt/

Traducción: Describe algo que no se mueve o que no tiene capacidad de moverse; carente de capacidad para actuar o reaccionar.

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Conexiones de la palabra

adjective

/ɪˈnɜːrt/C1formalscientific
  • esDescribe algo que no se mueve o que no tiene capacidad de moverse; carente de capacidad para actuar o reaccionar.

Describes something that is not moving or has no power to move; lacking the ability to act or react.

  1. Lacking ability to moveB2formal

    Unable to move or act; motionless.

    esinmóvil

    • The patient lay inert on the hospital bed.
    • The snake appeared inert after the cold night.
    • The engine was inert, refusing to start.

    Sinónimosimmobileinactivelifelessmotionlessstaticstationarystillunmoving

    Antónimosactiveanimatedlivelymobilemoving

  2. Chemically inactiveC1formalscientific

    Not reacting chemically with other substances.

    esInerte (químicamente)

    • Noble gases are chemically inert under normal conditions.
    • The inert gas was used to prevent oxidation in the experiment.
    • Helium is an inert element used in balloons.

    Sinónimosinactiveunreactive

    Antónimosactivereactive

  3. Lacking energy or enthusiasmB2formal

    Showing no interest, energy, or willingness to act.

    esInerte, sin energía ni entusiasmo

    • The committee remained inert, failing to address the issue.
    • His inert response to the crisis frustrated everyone.
    • She felt inert and unmotivated after the long illness.

    Sinónimosapatheticindolentlethargiclistlesspassivesluggishtorpid

    Antónimosactiveanimateddynamicenergeticenthusiasticlivelyspiritedvigorous

Formas
  • more inert comparative form
  • most inert superlative form
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