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criticality

/ˌkrɪt.ɪˈkæl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est critique, notamment le degré d'urgence ou de gravité d'une situation, ainsi que le moment où une réaction nucléaire en chaîne devient auto-entretenue.

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noun

/ˌkrɪt.ɪˈkæl.ɪ.ti/C1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant l'état de ce qui est critique, notamment le degré d'urgence ou de gravité d'une situation, ainsi que le moment où une réaction nucléaire en chaîne devient auto-entretenue.

A noun referring to a state of critical urgency or a critical condition, especially the point at which a nuclear reaction becomes self-sustaining.

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  1. State of urgent importanceC1formal

    A condition or situation that is extremely important or urgent, requiring immediate attention.

    frcaractère critique

    • The criticality of the patient's condition required an emergency surgery.
    • The project's criticality was emphasized by the tight deadline.
    • The team understood the criticality of the security breach.

    Synonymesacutenessexigencygravityimportanceseriousnessurgency

    Antonymesinsignificancetrivialityunimportance

  2. Nuclear chain reaction thresholdC2formalscientific

    The point at which a nuclear fission reaction becomes self-sustaining, typically in a reactor or atomic bomb.

    frCriticité (seuil de réaction en chaîne)

    • The reactor reached criticality after the control rods were adjusted.
    • Scientists monitored the criticality of the experiment closely.
    • Achieving criticality is a key step in nuclear power generation.
Formes
  • criticalities plural form
  • criticalities' possessive plural form
  • criticality's possessive singular form
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