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volatile

/ˈvɒl.əˌtaɪ.(ə)l/ /ˈvɑl.ə.tl̩/

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noun

Sustancia volátil

A chemical or compound that changes into a gas easily.

Examples :

"The volatile quickly evaporated from the science experiment. "

La sustancia volátil se evaporó rápidamente del experimento científico.

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adjective

Volátil

Evaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions.

Examples :

"The rubbing alcohol is volatile, so be sure to close the lid tightly to prevent it from evaporating. "

El alcohol para frotar es volátil, así que asegúrese de cerrar bien la tapa para evitar que se evapore.

chemistry physics substance material science

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adjective

Explosivo

(of a substance) Explosive.

Examples :

"The spilled cleaning solution was highly volatile, and a spark could easily cause an explosion. "

La solución de limpieza derramada era altamente explosiva, y una chispa podría causar fácilmente una explosión.

substance chemistry material

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adjective

Volátil, inestable

(of a price etc) Variable or erratic.

Examples :

"The stock market was extremely volatile today, with prices changing rapidly throughout the day. "

El mercado de valores fue extremadamente volátil hoy, con precios que cambiaron rápidamente a lo largo del día.

economy business finance

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adjective

Volátil, irritable

(of a person) Quick to become angry or violent.

Examples :

""My brother has a volatile temper; he can get angry very easily over small things." "

Mi hermano tiene un temperamento volátil; se enfada muy fácilmente por cosas pequeñas.

character person attitude emotion

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adjective

Voluble, inestable

Examples :

"Her volatile moods made it difficult to predict whether she would be happy or angry. "

Sus estados de ánimo volubles hacían difícil predecir si estaría feliz o enojada.

character attitude mind

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adjective

Volátil, efímero

Temporary or ephemeral.

Examples :

"The popularity of the new video game was volatile; it was hugely popular for a few weeks, then interest quickly faded. "

La popularidad del nuevo videojuego fue efímera; fue muy popular durante unas semanas, luego el interés se desvaneció rápidamente.

time condition situation nature

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adjective

Volátil, inestable

(of a situation) Potentially violent.

Examples :

"The political climate became volatile as the election drew near. "

El clima político se volvió inestable a medida que se acercaban las elecciones.

situation politics war condition

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adjective

Volátil

(of a variable) Having its associated memory immediately updated with any changes in value.

Examples :

"The stock market data is volatile; prices change instantly based on new information. "

Los datos del mercado de valores son volátiles; los precios cambian instantáneamente en función de la nueva información.

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adjective

Volátil

(of memory) Whose content is lost when the computer is powered down

Examples :

"The calculator's volatile memory meant I lost all my calculations when I turned it off. "

La memoria volátil de la calculadora significaba que perdí todos mis cálculos cuando la apagué.

computing electronics technology

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adjective

Volátil, volador

Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly.

Examples :

"The volatile dandelion seeds were scattered by the wind, floating effortlessly across the field. "

Las volátiles semillas de diente de león fueron dispersadas por el viento, flotando sin esfuerzo por el campo.

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