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basal

/ˈbeɪ.səl/

Tradução: Relativo à base ou que forma a base; fundamental ou básico, frequentemente usado em contextos científicos.

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adjective

/ˈbeɪ.səl/C1formalscientific
  • ptRelativo à base ou que forma a base; fundamental ou básico, frequentemente usado em contextos científicos.

Relating to or forming a base; fundamental or basic, often used in scientific contexts.

  1. Located at the baseC1formalscientific

    Situated at the base of a plant or stem, especially arising directly from the root or rootstock.

    ptBasal

    • The basal leaves of this plant form a rosette close to the ground.
    • Botanists noted the basal arrangement of the flowers on the stem.
    • The species is characterized by its large, basal leaves.

    Sinônimosbasilarbottomlowermostradical

  2. Serving as a foundationB2formalscientific

    Forming or serving as a base or foundation for something.

    ptBasal

    • The basal layer of the skin is crucial for cell regeneration.
    • These principles are basal to the entire theory.
    • The study examined the basal metabolic rate of the participants.

    Sinônimosbasebasicfundamentalunderlying

    Antônimosderivativeperipheralsecondarysubordinatesubsidiarysupplementary

  3. Of primary importanceB2formal

    Fundamental or essential; being the most important part of something.

    ptFundamental

    • Trust is a basal requirement for any healthy relationship.
    • The basal needs of the community must be addressed first.
    • Understanding grammar is basal to learning a new language.

    Sinônimosbasiccentralessentialfundamentalkeyprimaryunderlyingvital

    Antônimosincidentalminorperipheralsecondarysubordinate

Formas
  • more basal comparative form
  • most basal superlative form
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