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modal

/ˈmoʊdl/ /ˈmoʊdəl/

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noun

Proposición modal

A modal proposition.

Examples :

"The modal proposition that "everyone will pass the test" is highly optimistic. "

La proposición modal de que "todos aprobarán el examen" es muy optimista.

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noun

Forma modal, auxiliar modal

A modal form, notably a modal auxiliary.

Examples :

""Could" is a modal indicating possibility. "

«Could» es un auxiliar modal que indica posibilidad.

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noun

Verbo modal

(grammar) A modal verb.

Examples :

"The modal "can" is used to express ability. "

El verbo modal "can" se usa para expresar habilidad.

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noun

Ventana modal

A modal window, one that cannot be closed until a decision is made.

Examples :

"The online form had a modal asking for your payment information. "

El formulario en línea tenía una ventana modal que solicitaba su información de pago.

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adjective

Modal, relativo a un modo

Of, or relating to a mode or modus

Examples :

"The teacher presented several modal verbs, explaining how they changed the meaning of the sentence. "

El profesor presentó varios verbos modales, explicando cómo cambiaban el significado de la oración.

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adjective

Modal, relativo o que describe el modo de una cláusula

(grammar) of, relating to, or describing the mood of a clause

Examples :

"The modal verb "should" indicates a suggestion or a recommendation in the sentence, "You should study harder for the test." "

El verbo modal "should" indica una sugerencia o una recomendación en la frase "You should study harder for the test".

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adjective

Modal, relativo a los modos musicales

Of, relating to, or composed in the musical modi by which an octave is divided, associated with emotional moods in Ancient — and in medieval ecclesiastical music

Examples :

"The composer used modal scales in the piece, creating a somber and reflective mood. "

El compositor utilizó escalas modales en la pieza, creando un ambiente sombrío y reflexivo.

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adjective

Modal

Of, or relating to the modality between propositions

Examples :

"The teacher explained the modal relationship between necessity and possibility, showing how "must be true" and "could be true" relate to each other in logic. "

El profesor explicó la relación modal entre la necesidad y la posibilidad, mostrando cómo "debe ser verdad" y "podría ser verdad" se relacionan entre sí en la lógica.

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adjective

Relativo a la moda estadística

Relating to the statistical mode.

Examples :

"The modal age for starting kindergarten in our town is five years old. "

La edad modal para comenzar el jardín de infancia en nuestra ciudad es de cinco años.

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adjective

Modal, que tiene modos separados en los que la entrada del usuario tiene diferentes efectos

Having separate modes in which user input has different effects.

Examples :

"The drawing program has a modal interface; in "draw" mode, the mouse creates lines, but in "erase" mode, the same mouse movement deletes them. "

El programa de dibujo tiene una interfaz modal; en el modo "dibujar", el ratón crea líneas, pero en el modo "borrar", el mismo movimiento del ratón las borra.

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adjective

Modal, obligatorio

Requiring immediate user interaction and thus presented so that it cannot be closed or interacted behind until a decision is made.

Examples :

"a modal dialog; a modal window"

un diálogo modal; una ventana modal

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adjective

Relativo a la forma

Relating to the form of a thing rather to any of its attributes

Examples :

"The modal verbs in the English language, like "can" and "should," describe possibilities rather than actions themselves. "

Los verbos modales en inglés, como "can" y "should", describen posibilidades en lugar de acciones en sí mismas.

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