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adjective

De calidad inferior

Of lower quality

"Anna had always felt inferior to her brother due to poor school grades."

Anna siempre se había sentido inferior a su hermano debido a las malas notas escolares.

quality

adjective

Inferior, de menor rango

Of lower rank

"an inferior officer"

Un oficial de menor rango.

position job

adjective

Inferior, debajo

Located below

"Please provide me with the context you would like me to use for the word "inf.". Is this referring to "inferior"?

If not, I will create an example sentence in a context that makes the most sense for the meaning "located below." "

Por favor, proporcióneme el contexto que le gustaría que usara para la palabra "inf.". ¿Se refiere esto a "debajo"?

position place

adjective

Ínfero

Situated below some other organ; said of a calyx when free from the ovary, and therefore below it, or of an ovary with an adherent and therefore inferior calyx.

"Botanists classify the blossom as having an inf. calyx because the flower's petals and sepals appear to be attached below the ovary. "

Los botánicos clasifican la flor como poseedora de un cáliz ínfero porque los pétalos y sépalos de la flor parecen estar unidos por debajo del ovario.

organ biology plant anatomy

adjective

En el lado de la flor que está junto a la bráctea; anterior

On the side of a flower which is next to the bract; anterior.

"The inf. petal of the rose was slightly shaded by the bract. "

El pétalo anterior de la rosa estaba ligeramente sombreado por la bráctea.

plant part biology

adjective

Más cercano al Sol que la Tierra

Nearer to the Sun than the Earth is.

"the inferior or interior planets; an inferior conjunction of Mercury or Venus"

los planetas inferiores o interiores; una conjunción inferior de Mercurio o Venus

astronomy space

adjective

Bajo el horizonte

Below the horizon.

"the inferior part of a meridian"

La parte inferior de un meridiano.

astronomy nautical geography

noun

Infinitivo

(grammar) the infinitive mood or mode (a grammatical mood)

"In the sentence "I want to study," "to study" is the inf. "

grammar language linguistics word

noun

Infinitivo

(grammar) A non-finite verb form considered neutral with respect to inflection; depending on language variously found used with auxiliary verbs, in subordinate clauses, or acting as a gerund, and often as the dictionary form.

"In English, the dictionary form of a verb, like "to walk," is an inf. "

En inglés, la forma de diccionario de un verbo, como "to walk", es un infinitivo.

grammar language linguistics word

noun

Infinitivo sustantivado

(grammar) A verbal noun formed from the infinitive of a verb.

"In Latin class, we learned that "amare," meaning "to love," is the inf. of the verb "amo." "

En la clase de latín, aprendimos que "amare", que significa "amar", es el infinitivo sustantivado del verbo "amo".

grammar language linguistics

adjective

Informal, familiar

Not formal or ceremonious.

"an informal get-together"

una reunión informal

style language communication society

adjective

Ilegal, irregular

Not in accord with the usual regulations.

"an informal agreement"

un acuerdo irregular

law business

adjective

Adecuado para el uso diario

Suited for everyday use.

"informal clothes"

Ropa para el uso diario

utility style quality

adjective

Informal, coloquial

(of language) Reflecting everyday, non-ceremonious usage.

"Instead of writing a formal essay, the student chose to submit a more inf. blog post reflecting her personal experiences. "

En lugar de escribir un ensayo formal, la estudiante eligió presentar una publicación de blog más informal que reflejara sus experiencias personales.

language linguistics

adjective

Desorganizado, no estructurado

Not organized; not structured or planned.

"The meeting was inf.; we had no agenda and just talked randomly. "

La reunión fue desorganizada; no teníamos agenda y simplemente hablamos al azar.

organization system plan structure