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mathematical

/ˌmæθ.əˈmæt.ɪ.kəl/

Traducción: Relativo a la matemática; que se caracteriza por un enfoque preciso, lógico o cuantitativo.

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adjective

/ˌmæθ.əˈmæt.ɪ.kəl/B2formalscientific
  • esRelativo a la matemática; que se caracteriza por un enfoque preciso, lógico o cuantitativo.

Relating to mathematics; characterized by a precise, logical, or quantitative approach.

  1. Relating to mathematicsB1formal

    Of or pertaining to mathematics or its methods.

    esRelativo a las matemáticas

    • She solved a complex mathematical equation.
    • The mathematical principles of calculus are fundamental to physics.
    • He has a strong mathematical background.

    Sinónimosalgebraicarithmeticalgeometricmathematicnumerical

  2. Numerical abilityB2formal

    Having the ability to think in or work with numbers.

    esHabilidad numérica

    • Her mathematical mind allowed her to excel in engineering.
    • The job requires strong mathematical skills.
    • He has a natural mathematical aptitude.

    Sinónimosnumerate

  3. Absolute certaintyC1formal

    Beyond question; absolutely certain.

    escerteza absoluta

    • It is a mathematical certainty that the sun will rise tomorrow.
    • The outcome of the trial was a mathematical impossibility.
    • His guilt was a mathematical fact.

    Sinónimosabsolutecertainconclusiveincontrovertibleindisputableinfallibleundeniableunquestionable

    Antónimosdoubtfulimpreciseindefiniteinexactquestionableuncertain

  4. Statistically improbableC1formal

    Statistically possible though highly improbable.

    esmatemáticamente improbable

    • Winning the lottery twice is a mathematical possibility, but very unlikely.
    • The odds of that event are mathematical, but not realistic.
    • It's a mathematical chance, but I wouldn't bet on it.

    Sinónimosfainthypotheticalremoteslighttheoretical

  5. Extreme precisionC1formal

    Characterized by the exactness or precision of mathematics.

    esMatemático (precisión exacta)

    • The architect's plans were drawn with mathematical precision.
    • Her movements were mathematical in their accuracy.
    • The timing of the event was mathematical.

    Sinónimosexactfaithfulmeticulouspreciserigidrigorousstrictunerring

    Antónimosapproximatecarelessimpreciseinexactsloppyvague

Formas
  • more mathematical comparative form
  • most mathematical superlative form
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