iterative

• Relativo a la repetición o que implica repetición, utilizado a menudo en contextos de matemáticas, informática o gestión de proyectos para describir un proceso que se repite para alcanzar un resultado deseado.

Relating to or involving repetition, often used in contexts like mathematics, computing, or project management to describe a process that is repeated to achieve a desired outcome.

1. Characterized by repetitionB2formal

   Involving or marked by repeated cycles, actions, or processes, especially for refinement or progress.

   iterativo

   • The iterative design process allowed for continuous improvement.
   • Learning a language is an iterative journey of practice.
   • They used an iterative method to solve the complex equation.

   Sinónimoscycliccyclicalperiodicrecurrentrepeatedrepeatingrepetitive

   Antónimosnonrepetitiveonceone-timesingle

2. Incremental developmentC1formalIT

   Relating to a process where a product or system is developed through repeated cycles and incremental improvements.

   Iterativo (desarrollo incremental)

   • The software team followed an iterative approach for the project.
   • Iterative development helps catch errors early.
   • Many modern coding frameworks rely on iterative testing.

   Sinónimoscyclicalincrementalrepetitivestepwise

• Sustantivo que denota un aspecto gramatical del verbo que expresa la repetición de la acción; también, en lingüística, forma verbal que indica acción repetida o iterativa.

A noun referring to the grammatical aspect of a verb that expresses the repetition of an action.

1. Repetitive verb aspectC2formal

   A grammatical aspect of a verb that indicates the repetition of an action.

   Aspecto iterativo

   • In some languages, the iterative is formed by adding a suffix to the verb stem.
   • The iterative aspect can be used to describe habitual actions.
   • Linguists study the iterative to understand how languages express repeated events.

   Sinónimosfrequentativerepetitive