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painless

/ˈpeɪn.ləs/

Traducción: Describe algo que no causa dolor físico ni emocional; también se aplica a procesos o situaciones que resultan fáciles o sin complicaciones.

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adjective

/ˈpeɪn.ləs/B1formal
  • esDescribe algo que no causa dolor físico ni emocional; también se aplica a procesos o situaciones que resultan fáciles o sin complicaciones.

Describes something that causes no physical or emotional pain.

  1. Not causing physical painA2formal

    Producing no physical discomfort or suffering.

    esindoloro

    • The dentist assured me the procedure would be painless.
    • She experienced a painless recovery after the surgery.
    • Modern techniques make many medical tests nearly painless.

    Sinónimosanalgesicanodynepain-freeunpainful

    Antónimosachingpainfulsoretender

  2. Not causing emotional distressB1formal

    Free from psychological suffering or emotional difficulty.

    esSin dolor emocional

    • The breakup was surprisingly painless for both of them.
    • He gave a painless apology that resolved the conflict.
    • The transition to the new system was painless for the employees.

    Sinónimoscalmingcomfortingconsolingreassuringsoothing

    Antónimosagonizingdistressingtraumaticupsetting

  3. Easy or effortlessB1informal

    Requiring little effort, difficulty, or hard work.

    essin esfuerzo, fácil

    • The online course was painless and easy to follow.
    • Setting up the new phone was a painless process.
    • She found the exam surprisingly painless.

    Sinónimoseasyeffortlesspain-freesimplesmoothtrouble-free

    Antónimosarduousdifficulthardlaboriousoneroustough

Formas
  • more painless comparative form
  • most painless superlative form
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