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serious

/ˈsɪr.i.əs/

Traducción: Describe algo importante, grave o que requiere consideración cuidadosa; no frívolo ni insignificante. También puede referirse a una persona sobria, formal o sincera.

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adjective

/ˈsɪr.i.əs/A2formal
  • esDescribe algo importante, grave o que requiere consideración cuidadosa; no frívolo ni insignificante. También puede referirse a una persona sobria, formal o sincera.

Describes something that is important, grave, or requiring careful thought; not lighthearted or trivial.

  1. Important or requiring thoughtA2formal

    Needing careful consideration or attention; not trivial.

    esserio (importante o que requiere reflexión)

    • This is a serious matter that needs to be discussed.
    • She gave a serious speech about climate change.
    • We need to have a serious conversation about your future.

    Sinónimosconsequentialconsiderablecriticalgraveimportantmomentouspressingsignificanturgentweighty

    Antónimosfrivolousinsignificantminorsuperficialtrivialunimportant

  2. Not joking or playfulA2formal

    Showing a lack of humor; earnest and sincere.

    esSerio (sin humor)

    • He looked serious when he gave the news.
    • Are you serious about quitting your job?
    • She has a serious expression on her face.

    Sinónimosearnestgravehumorlesssinceresobersolemnsternunsmiling

    Antónimosfacetiousflippantfrivolousfunnyhumorousjokingplayfulwaggish

  3. Severe or dangerousB1formal

    Having potentially harmful or grave consequences.

    esgrave, serio (peligroso)

    • He suffered a serious injury in the accident.
    • The storm caused serious damage to the town.
    • This is a serious illness that requires immediate treatment.

    Sinónimosacuteconsequentialcriticaldangerousdiregravemomentoussevereurgent

    Antónimosharmlessinsignificantminornegligibleslighttrivial

  4. Significant in amount or degreeB1informal

    Large in size, amount, or extent.

    esserio (en grado o cantidad)

    • They made a serious amount of money from the deal.
    • There is a serious lack of resources in the area.
    • She has a serious talent for painting.

    Sinónimosappreciablebigconsiderablelargemarkedsignificantsizeablesubstantial

    Antónimosinsignificantminornegligibleslighttrivial

Formas
  • more serious comparative form
  • most serious superlative form
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