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nuclear

/ˈnuː.kli.ər/

Traducción: Relativo al núcleo atómico o a la energía liberada en las reacciones nucleares; también se aplica a lo que tiene núcleo o se relaciona con él.

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adjective

/ˈnuː.kli.ər/B2formalscientific
  • esRelativo al núcleo atómico o a la energía liberada en las reacciones nucleares; también se aplica a lo que tiene núcleo o se relaciona con él.

Relating to the nucleus of an atom, or involving energy released by nuclear reactions.

  1. Relating to the nucleus of an atomB2formalscientific

    Relating to or involving the nucleus of an atom, especially in terms of energy or reactions.

    esnuclear (relativo al núcleo atómico)

    • Nuclear fission releases a large amount of energy.
    • Scientists study nuclear reactions in particle accelerators.
    • The nuclear model of the atom was proposed by Rutherford.

    Antónimosconventional

  2. Relating to nuclear energy or weaponsB2formaltechnical

    Relating to the use of atomic energy for power generation or military purposes.

    esnuclear (relativo a energía o armas nucleares)

    • The country is building a new nuclear power plant.
    • Nuclear weapons pose a serious threat to global security.
    • The debate over nuclear energy continues to divide experts.

    Sinónimosatomic

  3. Relating to the nucleus of a cellC1formalmedical

    Relating to the central part of a biological cell that contains genetic material.

    esRelativo al núcleo celular

    • Nuclear DNA is inherited from both parents.
    • The nuclear membrane protects the cell's genetic material.
    • Nuclear medicine uses radioactive substances for diagnosis.
Formas
  • more nuclear comparative form
  • most nuclear superlative form
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