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thales

/ˈθeɪ.liːz/

Traducción: Nombre propio relativo al filósofo y astrónomo griego presocrático de Mileto, a quien Aristóteles consideraba fundador de la ciencia física; sostenía que todas las cosas proceden del agua y se dice que predijo un eclipse en el año 585 a. C.

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/ˈθeɪ.liːz/C1formalscientific
  • esNombre propio relativo al filósofo y astrónomo griego presocrático de Mileto, a quien Aristóteles consideraba fundador de la ciencia física; sostenía que todas las cosas proceden del agua y se dice que predijo un eclipse en el año 585 a. C.

A proper noun referring to a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher and astronomer from Miletus, considered by Aristotle to be the founder of physical science, who held that all things originated in water and is said to have predicted an eclipse in 585 BC.

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  1. Ancient Greek philosopherC1formal

    A pre-Socratic Greek philosopher and astronomer from Miletus, considered by Aristotle to be the founder of physical science. He is known for predicting a solar eclipse in 585 BC and for his theory that water is the fundamental substance from which all things originate.

    esTales de Mileto

    • Thales is often called the first philosopher in Western history.
    • He predicted the solar eclipse of 585 BC, which halted a battle.
    • Aristotle credited Thales with founding physical science.
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