absolute in Spanish
absolute in Spanish means absoluto, completo, total
BrE /ˈæbsəluːt/ AmE /ˈæbsəlʊt/
adjective en → es
absoluto, completo, total
complete and total; not limited or restricted in any way
- absolute certainty
- be absolute about sth
Collocations absolute power · absolute truth
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He was absolutely certain of his decision.
Estaba absolutamente seguro de su decisión.
ilimitado, absoluto (en poder)
not limited by anything; having complete control or authority over something
- absolute power
- have absolute control
Collocations absolute monarchy · absolute authority
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The king had absolute power over his subjects.
El rey tenía poder absoluto sobre sus súbditos.
ético, moral
based on or concerned with what is morally right and wrong, rather than practical considerations
- absolute morality
- be guided by absolute principles
Collocations absolute ethics · absolute values
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Their actions were based on absolute moral principles.
Sus acciones se basaban en principios morales absolutos.
absoluto (en matemáticas)
in mathematics, not involving any other numbers or quantities; independent of variables and parameters
- absolute value
Collocations absolute equation
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The absolute value of -3 is 3.
El valor absoluto de -3 es 3.
absoluto (en física)
in physics, measured from a fixed point or zero; not relative to other measurements
- absolute temperature
Collocations absolute pressure
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The absolute zero of the Celsius scale is -273.15°C.
El cero absoluto de la escala Celsius es -273,15°C.
absoluto (en arte)
in art or design, not dependent on other elements; independent and complete in itself
- absolute form
Collocations absolute composition
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The artist's work is an absolute masterpiece.
La obra del artista es una auténtica maravilla.
absolutamente, por completo
used to emphasize that something is completely true or accurate, even if it seems extreme
- be absolutely certain
Collocations absolutely necessary
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She is absolutely right about the plan.
Ella tiene toda la razón acerca del plan.
absolutamente, por completo
used to say that something is completely true or accurate, even if it seems extreme
- be absolutely certain
Collocations absolutely necessary
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He is absolutely convinced of his innocence.
Él está absolutamente convencido de su inocencia.