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snowflakes

/ˈsnoʊfleɪks/

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noun

Copos de nieve

A crystal of snow, having approximate hexagonal symmetry.

Examples :

"During the winter science lesson, the teacher showed us pictures of snowflakes and explained their unique hexagonal shapes. "

Durante la lección de ciencias de invierno, el profesor nos mostró imágenes de copos de nieve y explicó sus formas hexagonales únicas.

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noun

Campanillas de invierno

Any of several bulbous European plants, of the genus Leucojum, having white flowers.

Examples :

"In the spring, my grandmother plants snowflakes along the garden path because she loves their delicate, white flowers. "

En primavera, mi abuela planta campanillas de invierno a lo largo del sendero del jardín porque ama sus delicadas flores blancas.

plant nature biology

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noun

Escribano nival

The snow bunting, Plectrophenax nivalis.

Examples :

"During our birdwatching trip, we spotted several snowflakes feeding on seeds near the arctic research station. "

Durante nuestro viaje de observación de aves, vimos varios escribanos nivales alimentándose de semillas cerca de la estación de investigación ártica.

animal bird nature environment

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Alguien que cree que es tan único y especial como un copo de nieve

Someone who believes they are as unique and special as a snowflake.

Examples :

"My brother refuses to take criticism, saying everyone is just jealous of his talent; he's such a snowflake. "

Mi hermano se niega a aceptar críticas, diciendo que todos están celosos de su talento; es un verdadero copo de nieve.

culture attitude person character

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Copito de nieve, persona susceptible

Someone hypersensitive to insult or offense, especially a young person with politically correct sensibilities.

Examples :

"After the teacher made a harmless joke about different types of students, a few snowflakes complained that it was discriminatory. "

Después de que el profesor hiciera una broma inofensiva sobre diferentes tipos de estudiantes, unos pocos copitos de nieve se quejaron de que era discriminatorio.

politics culture attitude person society word character human

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Alguien (generalmente blanco) que se oponía a la abolición de la esclavitud

Someone (usually white) who was opposed to the abolition of slavery (Missouri, 1860s)

Examples :

"During the debates about slavery in Missouri, some called the pro-slavery faction "snowflakes," highlighting their resistance to change. "

Durante los debates sobre la esclavitud en Misuri, algunos llamaron a la facción pro-esclavitud "copos de nieve", destacando su resistencia al cambio.

history politics race

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Copos de nieve

A type of lesion that appears as scattered white-brown spots under high magnification light microscopy.

Examples :

"Under the microscope, the pathologist identified snowflakes, indicating a specific type of cellular damage within the tissue sample. "

Bajo el microscopio, el patólogo identificó copos de nieve, lo que indica un tipo específico de daño celular dentro de la muestra de tejido.

medicine anatomy disease biology appearance

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Algo que es único en cada presentación

Something that is unique in every presentation.

Examples :

"Looking closely, each of the snowflakes falling on my coat had a different, intricate pattern. "

Mirando de cerca, cada uno de los copos de nieve que caían sobre mi abrigo tenía un patrón diferente e intrincado.

nature weather thing

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Persona blanca, caucásico

(usually derogative) A Caucasian person.

Examples :

"Context: A group is discussing a political issue, and someone feels a particular viewpoint is overly sensitive. Sentence: "He called anyone who disagreed with him a bunch of snowflakes." "

Llamó a cualquiera que no estuviera de acuerdo con él un montón de blancos.

person race attitude culture politics

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verb

Nevar

To fall in the manner of a snowflake.

Examples :

"The snow snowflaked softly onto the rooftop, covering it in a thin layer. "

La nieve nevaba suavemente sobre el tejado, cubriéndolo con una fina capa.

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verb

Organizar (datos) en un esquema de copo de nieve

To arrange (data) into a snowflake schema.

Examples :

"The data team decided to snowflake the sales information, creating separate tables for customers, products, and regions to improve query performance. "

El equipo de datos decidió organizar la información de ventas en un esquema de copo de nieve, creando tablas separadas para clientes, productos y regiones para mejorar el rendimiento de las consultas.

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