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stasis

/ˈsteɪ.sɪs/

Tradução: Substantivo que descreve um estado de equilíbrio ou inatividade, frequentemente usado em contexto médico ou científico para indicar a desaceleração ou parada do fluxo normal, ou o equilíbrio entre forças opostas.

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noun

/ˈsteɪ.sɪs/C1formalscientific
  • ptSubstantivo que descreve um estado de equilíbrio ou inatividade, frequentemente usado em contexto médico ou científico para indicar a desaceleração ou parada do fluxo normal, ou o equilíbrio entre forças opostas.

A noun describing a state of equilibrium or inactivity, often used in medical or scientific contexts to refer to a slowing or stoppage of normal flow, or a balance between opposing forces.

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  1. Abnormal flow stoppageC1formalmedical

    An abnormal state in which the normal flow of a liquid, such as blood, is slowed or stopped.

    ptEstase

    • The patient was diagnosed with venous stasis in his legs.
    • Stasis of bile can lead to gallstone formation.
    • Prolonged stasis of blood increases the risk of clotting.

    Sinônimosarreststagnationstandstillstoppage

    Antônimoscirculationflow

  2. Inactivity or balanceC1formal

    A state of inactivity or equilibrium resulting from opposing forces balancing each other out.

    ptEstase ou equilíbrio

    • The political system remained in stasis for decades.
    • Economic stasis can be caused by a lack of innovation.
    • The ecosystem reached a stasis after the invasive species was removed.

    Sinônimosbalancedeadlockequilibriumimmobilityquiescencereststabilitystandstillsuspension

    Antônimosactivitychangefluxmotion

Formas
  • stases plural form
  • stases' possessive plural form
  • stasis's possessive singular form
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