universal

• Que se aplica o extiende a todas las personas o cosas del mundo o de un grupo determinado; presente o válido en todas partes.

Relating to or done by all people or things in the world or in a particular group; applicable everywhere.

1. Applicable everywhereB2formal

   Relating to or affecting all people or things in the world or in a particular group.

   Universal (aplicable a todo)

   • The desire for freedom is a universal human aspiration.
   • The laws of physics are considered universal.
   • Music is often described as a universal language.

   Sinónimosall-encompassingcomprehensivegeneralglobalomnipresentpervasiveubiquitousworldwide

   Antónimosindividuallocalparticularspecific

2. Widely acceptedB2formal

   Agreed upon or used by everyone.

   Universal (aceptado por todos)

   • There is no universal agreement on the best teaching method.
   • The metric system is almost universal in scientific research.
   • The concept of human rights has gained near-universal recognition.

   Sinónimosacceptedcommongeneralglobalprevalentubiquitousunanimouswidespread

   Antónimoslocalparochialparticularsectarian

• Sustantivo que designa una noción, principio o característica que se aplica a todos los casos, situaciones o personas sin excepción, o un concepto general compartido por todas las instancias de una clase.

A noun referring to a concept, principle, or characteristic that applies to all cases, situations, or people without exception.

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1. General concept or principleC1formal

   A general concept, principle, or truth that applies everywhere or to everyone.

   Universal (concepto o principio general)

   • The idea of justice is considered a universal in many cultures.
   • Philosophers debate whether there are any true universals.
   • The search for universals in human behavior is a key goal of anthropology.

   Sinónimosabstractionaxiomconceptgeneralitygeneralizationnotionprincipletruth