spontaneity in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for spontaneity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

spontaneity [Am ˌspɑn(t)əˈniədi, ˌspɑn(t)əˈneɪədi, Brit ˌspɒntəˈneɪɪti] N U

spontaneity

espontaneidad f

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espontaneidad

spontaneity

la naturalidad y espontaneidad de la princesa

the princess's natural manner and spontaneity

spontaneity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for spontaneity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

spontaneity [ˈspɒntəˈneɪəti, Am ˌspɑ:ntəˈneɪət̬i] N no pl

spontaneity

espontaneidad f

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espontaneidad

spontaneity

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The purpose of these concerts was to capture the spontaneity of a live performance under controlled conditions, similar to that of a studio.

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The spontaneity was so genuine; the timeliness was so obvious.

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The work is rich in the symbolism of color; its verses known for their spontaneity and transparency.

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Spontaneity does not imply that the reaction proceeds with great speed.

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Specifically, it abandoned the spontaneity of having disc jockeys pick the music to be played on the air.

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He criticized the fact that the concert seemed overtly calculated, leaving little room for spontaneity.

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The chaos circle's advantage is its spontaneity and energy.

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Computers allow for a certain amount of spontaneity during the dive.

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However, they also desire having a variety in their interactions that come from having spontaneity and mystery within their relationships as well.

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It is precisely this fusion of color, spontaneity and representation that has produced such a rich and expressive body of work.

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