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presence

/ˈprez.əns/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado o hecho de hallarse en un lugar o situación determinados, o la existencia de algo en un lugar dado.

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noun

/ˈprez.əns/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado o hecho de hallarse en un lugar o situación determinados, o la existencia de algo en un lugar dado.

A noun referring to the state or fact of being present in a particular place or situation, or the existence of something in a given location.

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  1. State of being presentB1formal

    The fact or condition of being present in a particular place.

    espresencia

    • Her presence at the meeting was noted by everyone.
    • The presence of security guards made the event feel safer.
    • He felt a calming presence in the room.

    Sinónimosattendancecompanyexistencenearnessoccupancy

    Antónimosabsencenonattendance

  2. Personal charismaB2formal

    A person's impressive or commanding manner or appearance.

    esPresencia

    • The actor has a strong stage presence.
    • She commands attention with her powerful presence.
    • His quiet presence made him a natural leader.

    Sinónimosauraauthoritybearingcharismacommanddemeanormagnetismpoise

  3. Existence or occurrenceB1formal

    The existence of something in a particular area or context.

    espresencia (existencia o ocurrencia)

    • The presence of toxic chemicals was detected in the water.
    • The company has a strong presence in the Asian market.
    • The presence of the virus was confirmed by the test.

    Sinónimosactualityexistenceoccurrence

    Antónimosabsence

Formas
  • presences plural form
  • presences' possessive plural form
  • presence's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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