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effective

/ɪˈfek.tɪv/

Tradução: Descreve algo que produz o resultado desejado ou alcança o efeito pretendido; também pode indicar algo que está em vigor ou que realmente funciona na prática.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ɪˈfek.tɪv/B1formal
  • ptDescreve algo que produz o resultado desejado ou alcança o efeito pretendido; também pode indicar algo que está em vigor ou que realmente funciona na prática.

Describes something that successfully produces the intended result.

  1. Successful in producing a resultB1formal

    Able to achieve a desired outcome or effect.

    ptEficaz

    • This medicine is very effective against headaches.
    • The new marketing strategy proved to be highly effective.
    • Effective communication is key to a successful team.

    Sinônimoscapableeffectualefficaciousfruitfulpotentproductivesuccessful

    Antônimosfutileineffectiveinefficaciousunproductiveunsuccessfuluseless

  2. In operation or activeB1formal

    Starting to be used or having legal force.

    ptEm vigor

    • The new law becomes effective on January 1st.
    • The contract is effective from the date of signing.
    • The policy is effective immediately.

    Sinônimosactivebindingcurrentin effectin forceoperativevalid

  3. Impressive or strikingB2informal

    Having a strong or noticeable effect.

    ptEfetivo (impressionante)

    • The lighting in the theater was very effective.
    • She made an effective argument during the debate.
    • The use of color in the painting is highly effective.

    Sinônimoscompellingconvincingdramaticforcefulimpressivepotentpowerfulstrikingtellingvivid

    Antônimosineffectiveunimpressiveweak

Formas
  • more effective comparative form
  • most effective superlative form
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