changeability in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for changeability in the English»Spanish Dictionary

changeability [Am ˌtʃeɪndʒəˈbɪlədi, Brit tʃeɪndʒəˈbɪləti] N U

changeability

variabilidad f

changeability

lo cambiante

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versatilidad

changeability

inestabilidad

changeability

changeability in the PONS Dictionary

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desigualdad (del tiempo)

changeability

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English

Yet she acknowledges the changeability of taste.

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What makes it such a thrilling listen, though, is its changeability.

thequietus.com

That changeability extended right back to the developers.

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Advances in tire technology, however, have seen the far more practical (due to greater ease of changeability) clincher (beaded) tire close the gap.

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Sure, it may not have some of the flexibility and changeability some of the high end gaming mice have, but for the price this is a very good choice.

nzgamer.com

This portability and changeability adds a new dimension into the art of photography and its relationship with the viewer.

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And, especially given the changed nature -- and changeability -- of the new world environment, those differentials are far from cut and dried.

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She has documented the country in books and photographs, focusing particularly on the changeability of its weather.

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The presence and changeability of this wet gas can cause problems and errors in the ability to accurately meter the gas phase flowrate.

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Humour can also a way of showing up the contingency, changeability and even absurdity of many things that are foisted upon is in our daily and political lives.

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