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inoperable

/ɪnˈɒp.ər.ə.bəl/

Traducción: Describe un estado, especialmente un tumor o enfermedad, que no puede tratarse ni extirparse mediante cirugía. También puede referirse a algo que no se puede hacer funcionar o que resulta imposible de operar o utilizar.

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adjective

/ɪnˈɒp.ər.ə.bəl/C2formalmedical
  • esDescribe un estado, especialmente un tumor o enfermedad, que no puede tratarse ni extirparse mediante cirugía. También puede referirse a algo que no se puede hacer funcionar o que resulta imposible de operar o utilizar.

Describes a condition, especially a tumor or disease, that cannot be treated or removed by surgery.

  1. Not functioningB2formal

    Not able to work or perform its intended function.

    esinoperable (no funcional)

    • The machine is inoperable due to a broken motor.
    • The computer system became inoperable after the power surge.
    • The old elevator is now inoperable and needs replacement.

    Sinónimosbrokendefectivedowninoperativemalfunctioningnonfunctionalunserviceable

    Antónimosfunctionaloperableoperativeworking

  2. Not suitable for surgeryC1formalmedical

    Describing a medical condition, especially a tumor, that cannot be treated or removed by surgery.

    esinoperable (no apto para cirugía)

    • The tumor was found to be inoperable due to its location.
    • Doctors determined that the cancer was inoperable and recommended alternative treatments.
    • The patient was diagnosed with an inoperable brain aneurysm.

    Antónimosoperable

Formas
  • more inoperable comparative form
  • most inoperable superlative form
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