macro

• Describe algo grande en escala, alcance o volumen; se usa a menudo en contextos técnicos o económicos, y también como prefijo que indica lo grande o lo global frente a lo particular.

Describes something large in scale, scope, or extent; often used in technical or economic contexts.

1. Large-scale or broadB2formal

   Relating to or involving a very large scale, scope, or overall perspective.

   macro (a gran escala)

   • The government is focusing on macro economic policies.
   • We need a macro view of the project to understand its impact.
   • The macro structure of the organization was redesigned.

   Sinónimosbroadcomprehensiveextensivegeneralgloballarge-scaleoverallsweepingwide

   Antónimosmicro

• Instrucción o secuencia de instrucciones que se agrupa bajo un solo nombre para ejecutar automáticamente una tarea, a menudo repetitiva, en un programa informático.

A single computer instruction that automatically expands into a set of instructions to perform a particular task, often used to automate repetitive actions.

1. Automated command sequenceB2formalIT

   A single instruction that automatically expands into a set of predefined instructions to perform a specific task.

   Macro (instrucción automatizada)

   • The programmer created a macro to automate the data entry process.
   • You can record a macro in Excel to repeat complex formatting steps.
   • Using macros can significantly speed up repetitive tasks in software.

   Sinónimosaliasautomationbatchprocedureroutinescriptshortcut