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stagnant

/ˈstæɡ.nənt/

Traducción: Describe lo que no se mueve ni fluye, y a menudo se usa metafóricamente para indicar falta de desarrollo o progreso.

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adjective

/ˈstæɡ.nənt/B2formal
  • esDescribe lo que no se mueve ni fluye, y a menudo se usa metafóricamente para indicar falta de desarrollo o progreso.

Describes something that is not moving or flowing, often used metaphorically to indicate a lack of development or progress.

  1. Not moving or flowingB2formal

    Describes water or air that is not moving, often becoming stale or dirty.

    esestancado

    • The pond water was stagnant and covered with algae.
    • Stagnant air in the room made it difficult to breathe.
    • Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water.

    Sinónimosdeadinactiveinertmotionlesssluggishstalestandingstaticstilltorpid

    Antónimoscirculatingcurrentflowingfreshmovingrunning

  2. Not developing or growingB2formal

    Describes a situation, economy, or activity that is inactive or shows no progress.

    esestancado

    • The economy has been stagnant for several years.
    • His career became stagnant after he refused new challenges.
    • The company's sales remained stagnant despite the new marketing campaign.

    Sinónimosdormantidleinactivemoribundsluggishstaticunchanging

    Antónimosactivedevelopingdynamicflourishinggrowingprogressivethriving

Formas
  • more stagnant comparative form
  • most stagnant superlative form
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