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microscopical

/ˌmaɪ.krəˈskɒp.ɪ.kəl/

Traducción: Variante anticuada de 'microscopic', que significa extremadamente pequeño o relacionado con el microscopio.

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adjective

/ˌmaɪ.krəˈskɒp.ɪ.kəl/C2formalscientificobsoleto
  • esVariante anticuada de 'microscopic', que significa extremadamente pequeño o relacionado con el microscopio.

An obsolete variant of 'microscopic', meaning extremely small or relating to a microscope.

  1. Relating to microscopyC1formalscientific

    Of or relating to the use or practice of microscopy.

    esRelativo a la microscopía

    • The microscopical analysis revealed the cellular structure.
    • She used a microscopical technique to examine the sample.
    • The lab is equipped with advanced microscopical instruments.

    Sinónimosmicroscopic

  2. Visible under a microscopeC1formalscientific

    Visible only when viewed through a microscope; requiring a microscope for observation.

    esvisible al microscopio

    • The bacteria are microscopical organisms.
    • Microscopical particles were found in the water sample.
    • The study focused on microscopical details of the tissue.

    Sinónimosinfinitesimalmicroscopicminusculeminutetiny

    Antónimosmacroscopic

  3. Extremely smallC1formalscientific

    So small as to be invisible without the aid of a microscope.

    esmicroscópico

    • The differences between the two samples were microscopical.
    • Microscopical cracks can lead to structural failure.
    • The artist's attention to detail was almost microscopical.

    Sinónimosinfinitesimalmicroscopicminusculeminutetiny

    Antónimosenormoushugeimmensemacroscopicvast

Formas
  • more microscopical comparative form
  • most microscopical superlative form
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