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constant

/ˈkɒn.stənt/

Tradução: Que não muda; que permanece igual ou inalterado ao longo do tempo. Também pode indicar algo que é contínuo, incessante ou que se repete com frequência., Substantivo que designa algo que não muda ou que muda pouco; é usado frequentemente em matemática, ciência ou no contexto geral para indicar uma grandeza fixa ou uma situação invariável.

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adjective

/ˈkɒn.stənt/B1formalscientific
  • ptQue não muda; que permanece igual ou inalterado ao longo do tempo. Também pode indicar algo que é contínuo, incessante ou que se repete com frequência.

Describes something that does not change or vary; remaining the same over time.

  1. UnchangingB1formal

    Something that does not change or vary; remaining the same.

    ptConstante

    • The temperature remained constant throughout the experiment.
    • She maintained a constant speed on the highway.
    • His constant support helped her through difficult times.

    Sinônimoschangelessfixedimmutableinvariableperpetualstablesteadyunalterableunchangingunvarying

    Antônimoschangingfluctuatinginconstantmutableshiftingunstablevariable

  2. ContinuousB1formal

    Happening all the time or repeatedly; without interruption.

    ptConstante

    • The constant noise from the construction site was annoying.
    • He was in constant pain after the surgery.
    • She received constant updates about the project.

    Sinônimosceaselesscontinualcontinuousendlessincessantnonstopperpetualrelentlessunceasingunremitting

    Antônimosfitfulintermittentirregularoccasionalsporadic

  3. Loyal or faithfulB2formal

    Staying firm in one's support or affection; devoted.

    ptFiel

    • He remained a constant friend throughout the years.
    • Her constant love for her family was evident.
    • The dog was a constant companion to the old man.

    Sinônimosdevotedfaithfulloyalsteadfasttruetrustyunwavering

    Antônimosdisloyalfaithlessfickleinconstanttreacherousunfaithful

Formas
  • more constant comparative form
  • most constant superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈkɒn.stənt/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa algo que não muda ou que muda pouco; é usado frequentemente em matemática, ciência ou no contexto geral para indicar uma grandeza fixa ou uma situação invariável.

A noun referring to something that does not change or varies little, often used in mathematics, science, or general contexts to denote a fixed value or unchanging situation.

  1. Unchanging valueB2formalscientific

    A value or quantity that does not change in a given context.

    ptConstante

    • The speed of light is a universal constant.
    • In this equation, 'c' represents a constant.
    • Mathematical constants like pi are used in many formulas.

    Sinônimosinvariant

    Antônimoschangeablefluctuatingmutablevariable

  2. Unchanging situationB2formal

    Something that remains the same over time.

    ptConstante

    • Change is the only constant in life.
    • The one constant in his life was his love for music.
    • In a world of variables, she was his constant.

    Sinônimosanchorcertaintyfixturegivenmainstay

    Antônimoschangefluctuationshiftvariablevariance

Formas
  • constants plural form
  • constants' possessive plural form
  • constant's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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