truncate

• Describe algo que ha sido acortado o cortado de manera abrupta, generalmente quitando una parte, a menudo el extremo o el final.

Describes something that has been shortened by cutting off a part, typically the end.

1. Cut short or shortenedC1formal

   Having been cut off or shortened, especially in a way that is abrupt or incomplete.

   truncado

   • The truncated version of the article omitted several key details.
   • His speech was truncated due to time constraints.
   • The truncated tree branch left an uneven stump.

   Sinónimosabbreviatedclippedcroppedcutshornshortenedtrimmed

   Antónimoscompleteentireunabridgedwhole

• Verbo que significa acortar o cortar una parte de algo, especialmente texto, números o secuencias de datos.

A verb meaning to shorten or cut off a part of something, especially a text, number, or data sequence.

1. Shorten by cuttingB2formal

   To cut off the top or end of something, making it shorter.

   Truncar (cortar)

   • The editor truncated the article to fit the page.
   • The tree was truncated to prevent it from hitting the power lines.
   • The software automatically truncates long file names.

   Sinónimosabridgeclipcropcurtailcutcut shortdocklopshortentrim

   Antónimoselongateextendlengthenprolong

2. Shorten text or dataB2formalIT

   To reduce the length of a text, string, or data set by removing characters or elements.

   Truncar (acortar texto o datos)

   • The database query truncated the results to the first 100 rows.
   • The program truncated the decimal places to two digits.
   • The URL was truncated in the email due to character limits.

   Sinónimosabbreviateabridgeclipcondensecurtailcutshortentrim

   Antónimosexpandextendlengthen