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adjective

Retrógrado, regresivo; en declive; inverso

Directed backwards, retreating; reverting, especially to an inferior state, declining; inverse, reverse; movement opposite to normal or intended motion, often circular motion.

"retrograde ideas, morals, etc."

Ideas, moral, etc., retrógradas.

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adjective

Contraproducente, perjudicial

Counterproductive to a desired outcome.

"His constant complaining about the project's progress was a retrograde influence, hindering the team's efforts to meet the deadline. "

Sus constantes quejas sobre el progreso del proyecto fueron una influencia contraproducente, obstaculizando los esfuerzos del equipo para cumplir con la fecha límite.

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adjective

Retrógrado

(of a body orbiting another) In the opposite direction to the orbited body's spin.

"The comet's retrograde orbit around the sun puzzled astronomers, as most objects in our solar system orbit in the same direction. "

La órbita retrógrada del cometa alrededor del sol desconcertó a los astrónomos, ya que la mayoría de los objetos de nuestro sistema solar orbitan en la misma dirección.

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adjective

Retrogrado

Describing a metamorphic change resulting from a decreasing pressure or temperature.

"The rock, once formed under intense heat and pressure deep underground, underwent a retrograde metamorphic change as it was uplifted and cooled near the surface. "

La roca, que una vez se formó bajo intenso calor y presión en las profundidades del subsuelo, sufrió un cambio metamórfico retrógrado a medida que se elevaba y enfriaba cerca de la superficie.

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adjective

retrógrado, conservador

(by extension, of a person) A person who opposes social reforms, favoring the maintenance of the status quo, conservative.

"The manager's retrograde policies, like banning employees from using personal cell phones during breaks, were unpopular and seen as stifling progress. "

Las políticas retrógradas del gerente, como prohibir a los empleados el uso de teléfonos celulares personales durante los descansos, eran impopulares y se consideraban un freno al progreso.

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noun

Degenerado

A degenerate person.

""The community considered him a retrograde after he started vandalizing public property and causing trouble." "

La comunidad lo consideraba un degenerado después de que comenzó a vandalizar la propiedad pública y a causar problemas.

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noun

Retrogradación

The reversal of a melody so that what is played first in the original melody is played last and what is played last in the original melody is played first.

"The composer used a clever technique; after the melody played forward, he introduced its retrograde, essentially playing it backward. "

El compositor utilizó una técnica ingeniosa; después de que la melodía se tocó hacia adelante, introdujo su retrogradación, esencialmente tocándola al revés.

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verb

Retroceder, retrogradar, retirarse, declinar, revertir

To move backwards; to recede; to retire; to decline; to revert.

"After initial success, the company's sales began to retrograde due to increased competition. "

Después del éxito inicial, las ventas de la empresa comenzaron a retroceder debido al aumento de la competencia.

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verb

Retrogradar, retroceder

To show retrogradation.

"The student's understanding of the topic seemed to retrograde after the confusing lecture, going back to a more basic level. "

La comprensión del tema por parte del estudiante pareció retrogradar después de la confusa conferencia, volviendo a un nivel más básico.

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