substrate
BrE /ˈsʌb.streɪt/ AmE /ˈsʌb.streɪt/
noun en → es
a substance on which an organism lives and grows, or a material that is used to support the growth of microorganisms in a laboratory
substrato (biológico)
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Collocations substrate for bacteria · substrate for fungi
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The petri dish was filled with a nutrient-rich substrate.
El recipiente de Petri estaba lleno de un sustrato rico en nutrientes.
a solid material that is used in chemical reactions, often to support a catalyst or absorb substances
sustrato (químico)
- T + obj
Collocations substrate for catalysis · substrate in chromatography
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The platinum catalyst was placed on a ceramic substrate.
El catalizador de platino se colocó sobre un sustrato cerámico.
the underlying hardware or software on which a computer program runs, often used in the context of virtual machines and operating systems
sustrato (informático)
- T + obj
Collocations substrate for an application · substrate layer
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The virtual machine runs on a Linux substrate.
La máquina virtual se ejecuta sobre un sustrato de Linux.
a base material used as the surface for painting or other forms of art, such as canvas or wood panels
soporte (artístico)
- T + obj
Collocations substrate for a painting · canvas substrate
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The artist chose canvas as the substrate for her new series.
El artista eligió lienzo como el soporte para su nueva serie.