astatic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for astatic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ascetic [Am əˈsɛdɪk, Brit əˈsɛtɪk] ADJ

ascetic

ascético

II.ascetic [Am əˈsɛdɪk, Brit əˈsɛtɪk] N

ascetic

asceta mf

ecstatic [Am ɛkˈstædɪk, ɪkˈstædɪk, Brit ɪkˈstatɪk, ɛkˈstatɪk] ADJ

ecstatic look/expression

extasiado

ecstatic look/expression

extático

ecstatic applause

clamoroso

ecstatic applause

frenético

the team was in an ecstatic mood

el equipo estaba eufórico

she's ecstatic about the new house

está contentísima con la nueva casa

antistatic [ˌæn(t)iˈstætɪk, ˈænˌtaɪˈstætɪk] ADJ

antistatic

antiestático

static cling N U

static cling

atracción f electroestática

I.static [Am ˈstædɪk, Brit ˈstatɪk] ADJ

1.1. static (not changing):

static figures/situation

estacionario

1.2. static (not dynamic):

static play/film

poco dinámico

2.1. static electricity:

static

estático

2.2. static PHYS:

static force/pressure/weight

estático

II.static [Am ˈstædɪk, Brit ˈstatɪk] N U

1. static (electricity):

static

electricidad f estática

2. static (interference):

static

estática f

static

interferencia f

static

parásitos mpl

3. static (negative response) Am:

static inf

reacción f negativa

sciatic [Am saɪˈædɪk, Brit sʌɪˈatɪk] ADJ

sciatic nerve/pain:

sciatic

ciático

somatic [Am səˈmædɪk, Brit səˈmatɪk] ADJ

somatic MED, PSYCH

somático

fanatic¹ [Am fəˈnædɪk, Brit fəˈnatɪk] N

fanatic

fanático m / fanática f

fanatic² ADJ

fanatic → fanatical

See also fanatical

fanatical [Am fəˈnædək(ə)l, Brit fəˈnatɪk(ə)l] ADJ

fanatical supporter/believer

fanático

fanatical belief/loyalty/devotion

ciego

erratic [Am əˈrædɪk, Brit ɪˈratɪk] ADJ

1. erratic performance/work:

erratic

desigual

erratic

irregular

the stock market has been erratic

la bolsa ha sufrido muchos altibajos

2. erratic person/moods:

erratic

imprevisible

3. erratic course:

erratic

errático

4. erratic respiration/pulse:

erratic

irregular

astatic in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for astatic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ascetic [əˈsetɪk, Am -ˈset̬-] N

ascetic

asceta mf

II.ascetic [əˈsetɪk, Am -ˈset̬-] ADJ

ascetic

ascético, -a

antistatic [ˌæntɪˈstætɪk, Am -t̬ɪˈstæt̬-] ADJ

antistatic

antiestático, -a

ecstatic [ɪkˈstætɪk, Am ekˈstæt̬-] ADJ

ecstatic

extático, -a

ecstatic (rapturous)

eufórico, -a

to be ecstatic about sth

estar entusiasmado con algo

biostatic [ˌbaɪəʊˈstætɪk, Am -oʊˈˈstæt̬-] ADJ

biostatic product, substance:

biostatic

bioestático(-a)

statics [ˈstætɪks] N + sing vb PHYS

statics

estática f

static electricity N no pl

static electricity

electricidad f estática

I.static [ˈstætɪk, Am ˈstæt̬-] ADJ

static

estático, -a

to remain static

permanecer inmóvil

II.static [ˈstætɪk, Am ˈstæt̬-] N no pl PHYS

static (electricity)

electricidad f estática

sciatic [saɪˈætɪk, Am -ˈæt̬-] ADJ

sciatic

ciático, -a

aquatic [əˈkwætɪk, Am -ˈkwæt̬-] ADJ

aquatic

acuático, -a

fanatic [fəˈnætɪk, Am -ˈnæt̬ɪk] N

1. fanatic:

fanatic

entusiasta mf

2. fanatic pej:

fanatic

fanático(-a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Status epilepticus with myoclonic, astatic, myoclonic-astatic, or absence seizures is another ominous sign, especially when prolonged or appearing early.

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The lake is astatic, and the volume and level of water in the lake fluctuates frequently.

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However, before the streetcar was to make its first journey, the institute succeeded in developing an astatic torsion magnetometer which was uninfluenced by disturbing electromagnetic fields.

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