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adjective

Seropositivo

Infected by the HIV virus

Examples :

"Because he's HIV-pos, he needs to take his medication regularly. "

Debido a que es seropositivo, necesita tomar su medicación regularmente.

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adjective

Positivo

Not negative or neutral.

Examples :

"The student received a pos grade on the test, which means it was higher than a zero or failing mark. "

El estudiante recibió una calificación positiva en el examen, lo que significa que fue superior a cero o a una nota de reprobación.

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adjective

Establecido formalmente

Formally laid down.

Examples :

"Original Prompt Sentence: The company's pos policy on remote work was detailed in the employee handbook. "

La política de la empresa, establecida formalmente, sobre el trabajo remoto se detalló en el manual del empleado.

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adjective

Definitivo, rotundo

Stated definitively and without qualification.

Examples :

""My teacher gave a pos warning that late homework would not be accepted, no exceptions." "

“Mi profesor dio una advertencia definitiva de que no se aceptarían tareas tardías, sin excepciones.”

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adjective

Seguro, convencido

Fully assured in opinion.

Examples :

"My sister was pos about her chances of winning the science fair; she had studied incredibly hard. "

Mi hermana estaba segura de sus posibilidades de ganar la feria de ciencias; había estudiado increíblemente duro.

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adjective

Positivo, mayor que cero

Of number, greater than zero.

Examples :

"The balance in my bank account needs to be a pos number so I can pay my rent. "

El saldo de mi cuenta bancaria debe ser un número positivo para poder pagar mi alquiler.

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adjective

Positivo, constructivo, beneficioso

Characterized by constructiveness or influence for the better.

Examples :

"Her pos attitude and encouraging words helped the team stay motivated during the difficult project. "

Su actitud positiva y sus palabras alentadoras ayudaron al equipo a mantenerse motivado durante el difícil proyecto.

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adjective

Engreído, dogmático

Overconfident, dogmatic.

Examples :

"Even though he had just started learning, his pos attitude made him believe he knew more than the experienced programmers. "

Aunque acababa de empezar a aprender, su actitud engreída le hizo creer que sabía más que los programadores experimentados.

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adjective

Real, concreto

Actual, real, concrete, not theoretical or speculative.

Examples :

"Instead of relying on hypotheticals, the manager wanted pos results to demonstrate the effectiveness of the new strategy. "

En lugar de depender de hipótesis, el gerente quería resultados concretos para demostrar la efectividad de la nueva estrategia.

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adjective

Positivo, con más protones que electrones

Having more protons than electrons.

Examples :

"The sodium ion, having lost an electron, is pos, and therefore attracts negatively charged chloride ions to form table salt. "

El ion sodio, al haber perdido un electrón, es positivo y, por lo tanto, atrae a los iones cloruro con carga negativa para formar sal de mesa.

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adjective

Positivo, simple

(grammar) Describing the primary sense of an adjective, adverb or noun; not comparative, superlative, augmentative nor diminutive.

Examples :

"‘Better’ is an irregular comparative of the positive form ‘good’."

‘Mejor’ es un comparativo irregular de la forma positiva ‘bueno’.

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adjective

Propio, absoluto

Derived from an object by itself; not dependent on changing circumstances or relations; absolute.

Examples :

"The idea of beauty is not positive, but depends on the different tastes of individuals."

La idea de la belleza no es propia, sino que depende de los diferentes gustos de los individuos.

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adjective

Positivo, caracterizado

Characterized by the existence or presence of distinguishing qualities or features, rather than by their absence.

Examples :

"The box was not empty – I felt some positive substance within it."

La caja no estaba vacía: sentí alguna sustancia positiva en su interior.

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adjective

Positivo, confirmatorio

Characterized by the presence of features which support a hypothesis.

Examples :

"The results of our experiment are positive."

Los resultados de nuestro experimento son positivos.

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adjective

Fiel, preciso

Of a visual image, true to the original in light, shade and colour values.

Examples :

"A positive photograph can be developed from a photographic negative."

Una fotografía fiel se puede revelar a partir de un negativo fotográfico.

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adjective

Favorable, positivo

Favorable, desirable by those interested or invested in that which is being judged.

Examples :

"The first-night reviews were largely positive."

Las críticas de la primera noche fueron en gran medida positivas.

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adjective

Entero, total, absoluto

Wholly what is expressed; colloquially downright, entire, outright.

Examples :

"He was a pos beginner at guitar when he started, unable to even hold it correctly. "

Era un principiante absoluto en la guitarra cuando comenzó, ni siquiera podía sostenerla correctamente.

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adjective

Optimista

Examples :

"He has a positive outlook on life."

Tiene una visión positiva de la vida.

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adjective

Electropositivo

Electropositive

Examples :

"In chemistry class, we learned that sodium is a very pos element because it readily loses an electron to form a positive ion. "

En la clase de química, aprendimos que el sodio es un elemento muy electropositivo porque pierde fácilmente un electrón para formar un ion positivo.

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adjective

Positivo, metálico, básico

Basic; metallic; not acid; opposed to negative, and said of metals, bases, and basic radicals.

Examples :

"The metal's pos charge allowed it to easily bond with the negatively charged solution during the electroplating process. "

La carga positiva del metal le permitió unirse fácilmente a la solución con carga negativa durante el proceso de galvanoplastia.

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adjective

VIH positivo

Examples :

"After the test, Mark learned he was HIV-pos. "

Después de la prueba, Mark supo que era VIH positivo.

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adjective

Bueno, deseable, saludable, agradable, placentero

(New Age jargon) Good, desirable, healthful, pleasant, enjoyable; (often precedes 'energy', 'thought', 'feeling' or 'emotion').

Examples :

"After meditating, I felt a surge of pos energy and a sense of calm. "

Después de meditar, sentí una oleada de energía positiva y una sensación de calma.

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noun

Pavo real

Examples :

"We saw a beautiful pos displaying its colorful feathers at the zoo. "

Vimos un hermoso pavo real mostrando sus coloridas plumas en el zoológico.

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noun

Orinal

Examples :

"Before indoor plumbing, people often kept a pos under the bed for nighttime bathroom needs. "

Antes de la fontanería interior, la gente a menudo guardaba un orinal debajo de la cama para las necesidades nocturnas del baño.