dichotomous
/daɪˈkɒt.ə.məs/Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui est divisé en deux parties distinctes, souvent opposées ou mutuellement exclusives ; relatif à une dichotomie.
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adjective
/daɪˈkɒt.ə.məs/
Описывает нечто, разделённое на две различные, часто противоположные, части или категории.
Describe algo que está dividido o que se divide en dos partes distintas, a menudo opuestas o mutuamente excluyentes, como una clasificación o una distinción binaria.
Qualifie quelque chose qui est divisé en deux parties distinctes, souvent opposées ou mutuellement exclusives ; relatif à une dichotomie.
Beschreibt etwas, das in zwei verschiedene, oft gegensätzliche Teile oder Kategorien geteilt ist oder auf einer solchen Zweiteilung beruht.
Que se divide ou se caracteriza por uma divisão em duas partes distintas, frequentemente opostas ou contrastantes; relativo a uma dicotomia.
形容某事物被分为两个不同、常常对立的方面或类别。
يصف شيئًا مقسومًا إلى قسمين أو فئتين مختلفتين أو متضادتين غالبًا. ويُستعمل في المنطق والفلسفة للدلالة على التقسيم الثنائي.
Describes something that is divided or divided into two distinct, often contrasting, parts or classifications.
Divided into two partsC1formal
Characterized by a division into two distinct, often opposing, parts or groups.
ДихотомическийDicotómicodivisé en deux partiesDichotomischDicotômico二分的ثنائي التقسيم- The political system is often seen as dichotomous, split between left and right.
- The study presented a dichotomous view of human behavior: either rational or emotional.
- Nature is not always dichotomous; many things exist on a spectrum.
- more dichotomous comparative form
- most dichotomous superlative form
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