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powerful

/ˈpaʊ.ər.fəl/

Traducción: Describe algo o alguien que posee gran fuerza, influencia o efecto.

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adjective

/ˈpaʊ.ər.fəl/A2formal
  • esDescribe algo o alguien que posee gran fuerza, influencia o efecto.

Describes something or someone that has great strength, influence, or effect.

  1. Having great strength or forceA2formal

    Possessing a lot of physical strength or force.

    espoderoso (con gran fuerza física)

    • The powerful engine propelled the car forward.
    • He is a powerful athlete who can lift heavy weights.
    • The storm was so powerful it uprooted trees.

    Sinónimosbrawnyforcefulmightypotentrobuststalwartstrappingstrongsturdyvigorous

    Antónimosfeeblefrailimpotentweak

  2. Having great influence or controlB1formal

    Having the ability to control or influence people or events.

    espoderoso/influyente

    • She is a powerful leader in the community.
    • The company has powerful connections in the government.
    • His speech was powerful enough to change public opinion.

    Sinónimosauthoritativecommandingcontrollingdominantforcefulinfluentialleadingpotentpreeminentstrong

    Antónimosimpotentineffectivepowerlessweak

  3. Having a strong effectB1formal

    Producing a strong emotional or intellectual effect.

    esQue produce un fuerte efecto

    • The movie had a powerful impact on the audience.
    • Her powerful words inspired many people.
    • The drug is very powerful and must be used carefully.

    Sinónimoscompellingconvincingforcefulimpressiveintensemovingpersuasivepotentprofoundstriking

    Antónimosfeebleimpotentineffectivemildweak

Formas
  • more powerful comparative form
  • most powerful superlative form
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