induced

BrE /ɪnˈdjuːst/ AmE /ɪnˈduːst/

adjective en → es

1 CAUSED [attributive adjective] B2

caused by something else, not natural or spontaneous

inducido, provocado

  • an induced reaction

Collocations induced labor · induced sleep

  • The patient had an induced abortion.

    El paciente tuvo un aborto inducido.

2 ELECTRICITY [attributive adjective] C1

produced by a magnet or electrical current in another object

inducido (en electricidad)

  • an induced voltage

Collocations induced current · induced magnetic field

  • The coil produced an induced electric current.

    El bobinado produjo una corriente eléctrica inducida.

3 PERSUASION [attributive adjective] B2

persuaded or influenced to do something, often reluctantly

convencido, persuadido

  • an induced confession

Collocations induced compliance · induced cooperation

  • The suspect gave an induced confession.

    El sospechoso dio una confesión inducida.

4 CHEMISTRY [attributive adjective] C1

caused by a chemical reaction or substance

inducido (en química)

  • an induced reaction

Collocations induced precipitation · induced polymerization

  • The catalyst caused an induced chemical reaction.

    El catalizador causó una reacción química inducida.

5 MEDICINE [attributive adjective] C1

caused by medical treatment or intervention

inducido (en medicina)

  • an induced labor

Collocations induced vomiting · induced coma

  • The doctor performed an induced delivery.

    El médico realizó un parto inducido.

6 PSYCHOLOGY [attributive adjective] C1

caused by psychological factors or influences

inducido (en psicología)

  • an induced behavior

Collocations induced anxiety · induced stress

  • The experiment showed an induced change in behavior.

    El experimento mostró un cambio de comportamiento inducido.

7 ECONOMICS [attributive adjective] C1

caused by economic factors or policies

inducido (en economía)

  • an induced demand

Collocations induced investment · induced consumption

  • The policy led to an induced increase in spending.

    La política llevó a un aumento inducido en el gasto.

8 PHYSICS [attributive adjective] C1

caused by physical forces or phenomena

inducido (en física)

  • an induced motion

Collocations induced vibration · induced oscillation

  • The experiment demonstrated an induced movement.

    El experimento demostró un movimiento inducido.