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nominal

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl/

Traducción: Describe algo tan pequeño o insignificante que apenas merece consideración, o algo que existe solo de nombre, no en la práctica.

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adjective

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo tan pequeño o insignificante que apenas merece consideración, o algo que existe solo de nombre, no en la práctica.

Describes something that is so small or insignificant that it is hardly worth considering, or something that exists in name only.

  1. In name onlyB2formal

    Existing in name or title only, not in reality or substance.

    esNominal (solo de nombre)

    • He is the nominal head of the company, but his deputy makes all decisions.
    • The king holds nominal power, while the parliament governs.
    • She was the nominal leader of the project, though others did the work.

    Sinónimosformalostensibleso-calledsupposedtitulartoken

    Antónimosactualrealsubstantivetrue

  2. Very small amountB2formal

    (Of a price or fee) very small; negligible.

    esPrecio simbólico

    • The service is provided for a nominal fee of one dollar.
    • They charged only a nominal rent for the apartment.
    • Membership costs a nominal amount per year.

    Sinónimosmereminimalnegligiblesymbolictinytokentrifling

    Antónimosexcessiveexorbitantextortionateinflatedoutrageoussteep

  3. EconomicsC1formalbusiness

    Not adjusted for inflation; expressed in current prices.

    esNominal (economía)

    • Nominal GDP increased by 5% last year.
    • The nominal interest rate is 8%, but the real rate is lower.
    • We need to compare nominal and real wages.

    Sinónimoscurrentmoneyunadjusted

    Antónimosreal

Formas
  • more nominal comparative form
  • most nominal superlative form
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