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peace

/piːs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un estado de tranquilidad, sosiego o ausencia de disturbios, conflictos o guerra.

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noun

/piːs/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un estado de tranquilidad, sosiego o ausencia de disturbios, conflictos o guerra.

A noun referring to a state of tranquility, quiet, or freedom from disturbance, conflict, or war.

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  1. Absence of warA2formal

    A state of harmony and lack of conflict between countries or groups.

    espaz (ausencia de guerra)

    • The two nations signed a peace treaty after years of war.
    • Peace is essential for global development.
    • The United Nations works to maintain peace around the world.

    Sinónimosaccordamityconcordharmonypeacefulness

    Antónimoscombatconflictfightinghostilitystrifewarwarfare

  2. Calm and tranquilityA2formal

    A state of mental or emotional calmness and quiet.

    esPaz, tranquilidad

    • She found peace in the quiet of the forest.
    • Meditation helps him achieve inner peace.
    • I need some peace and quiet to finish my work.

    Sinónimoscalmcalmnessquietreposeserenitystillnesstranquility

    Antónimosagitationanxietychaoscommotiondisquietdisturbancetumultturmoilunrestupset

  3. Social orderB1formal

    A state of public order and safety within a community.

    esPaz social

    • The police are responsible for keeping the peace.
    • The protest remained peaceful, with no disturbances to the peace.
    • Neighbors should live together in peace.

    Sinónimoscalmharmonyorderquiettranquility

    Antónimosconflictturmoilunrestviolencewar

Formas
  • peaces plural form
  • peaces' possessive plural form
  • peace's possessive singular form
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