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sensory

/ˈsen.sər.i/

Traducción: Relativo a los órganos de los sentidos o a las sensaciones físicas del cuerpo. También se refiere a lo que percibe o transmite información sensorial.

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adjective

/ˈsen.sər.i/B2formalscientific
  • esRelativo a los órganos de los sentidos o a las sensaciones físicas del cuerpo. También se refiere a lo que percibe o transmite información sensorial.

Relating to the senses or the physical sensation of the body.

  1. Relating to the sensesB2formal

    Involving or derived from the senses, such as sight, hearing, touch, taste, or smell.

    esRelativo a los sentidos

    • The museum offers a sensory experience with sounds and lights.
    • Certain foods provide a rich sensory pleasure.
    • The therapy focuses on sensory stimulation for children.

    Sinónimosperceptiveperceptualsensorialsensuous

  2. Nerve transmissionC1formalmedical

    Of a nerve fiber or impulse that originates outside the body and travels toward the central nervous system.

    esSensitivo / sensorial (transmisión nerviosa)

    • Sensory neurons carry signals from the skin to the brain.
    • The doctor examined the patient's sensory nerve response.
    • Damage to sensory fibers can cause numbness.

    Sinónimosafferent

    Antónimosefferentmotor

  3. Concerned with sensationB2formal

    Relating to or concerned with the process of sensation.

    essensorial

    • The sensory system processes information from the environment.
    • Sensory deprivation can affect mental health.
    • The experiment measured sensory thresholds in participants.

    Sinónimossensorial

    Antónimosideationalmental

Formas
  • more sensory comparative form
  • most sensory superlative form
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