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phenomenon

/fɪˈnɒm.ɪ.nən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un hecho, acontecimiento o situación que se observa o sucede, especialmente aquellos cuya causa o explicación resulta sorprendente o difícil de entender. También se refiere a algo extraordinario o digno de atención por su carácter excepcional.

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noun

/fɪˈnɒm.ɪ.nən/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un hecho, acontecimiento o situación que se observa o sucede, especialmente aquellos cuya causa o explicación resulta sorprendente o difícil de entender. También se refiere a algo extraordinario o digno de atención por su carácter excepcional.

A noun referring to a fact, event, or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or explanation is in question.

plural irregular

  1. Observable event or factB2formal

    A fact or event that can be observed and studied, especially in science.

    esFenómeno observable

    • The northern lights are a natural phenomenon.
    • Scientists are studying the phenomenon of climate change.
    • This phenomenon occurs only under specific conditions.

    Sinónimosappearancecircumstanceepisodeeventfacthappeningincidentmanifestationoccurrencesight

  2. Exceptional person or thingB2formal

    A person or thing that is very unusual, remarkable, or outstanding.

    esPersona o cosa excepcional

    • The young pianist was considered a phenomenon in the music world.
    • The success of the startup was a phenomenon in the tech industry.
    • Her rapid rise to fame was a cultural phenomenon.

    Sinónimosmarvelmiraclenonpareilprodigyraritysensationspectaclestunnerwonder

Formas
  • phenomena plural form
  • phenomena's possessive plural form
  • phenomenon's possessive singular form
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