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malleability

/ˌmæl.i.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/

Tradução: Propriedade de um material que permite que ele seja moldado, forjado ou prensado sem se romper, geralmente usada em metalurgia e ciência dos materiais.

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noun

/ˌmæl.i.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/C1formalscientific
  • ptPropriedade de um material que permite que ele seja moldado, forjado ou prensado sem se romper, geralmente usada em metalurgia e ciência dos materiais.

A noun referring to the property of a material that allows it to be shaped, hammered, or pressed without breaking, typically used in metallurgy and materials science.

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  1. Physical property of metalsB2formal

    The ability of a material, especially metal, to be hammered, pressed, or rolled into thin sheets without breaking or cracking.

    ptMaleabilidade

    • Gold is known for its high malleability, allowing it to be shaped into thin foil.
    • The malleability of copper makes it ideal for electrical wiring.
    • Blacksmiths rely on the malleability of heated iron to forge tools.

    Sinônimosplasticity

    Antônimosbrittlenessfriability

  2. Adaptability or flexibilityC1formal

    The quality of being easily influenced, changed, or adapted to new conditions.

    ptMaleabilidade

    • The malleability of a child's mind makes early education crucial.
    • A successful leader must have the malleability to adjust strategies.
    • The malleability of the company's policies allowed for quick innovation.

    Sinônimosadaptabilitycomplianceflexibilityplasticitypliabilitytractability

    Antônimosinflexibilityobstinacyrigiditystubbornness

Formas
  • malleabilities plural form
  • malleabilities' possessive plural form
  • malleability's possessive singular form
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