solid-state physics in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for solid-state physics in the English»Spanish Dictionary

solid-state physics N U

solid-state physics

física f del estado sólido

Translations for solid-state physics in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.solid <solider solidest> [Am ˈsɑləd, Brit ˈsɒlɪd] ADJ

1.1. solid (not liquid or gaseous):

solid

sólido

solid food

alimentos mpl sólidos

to become solid

solidificarse

at what temperature does carbon dioxide become solid?

¿a qué temperatura se solidifica el anhídrido carbónico?

to freeze solid

congelarse por completo

1.2. solid (not hollow):

solid rubber ball/tire

macizo

1.3. solid MATH:

solid

tridimensional

solid figure

cuerpo m geométrico

2.1. solid (unbroken):

solid line/row

continuo

solid line/row

ininterrumpido

a solid mass

una masa compacta

the traffic's solid all the way from here to town

la caravana de coches va desde aquí hasta la ciudad

2.2. solid (continuous) inf:

solid month/year

seguido

for four solid hours

durante cuatro horas seguidas

it was solid rain for another hour

llovió sin parar una hora más

2.3. solid LING:

solid compound

palabra compuesta escrita sin espacio ni guión

3.1. solid (physically sturdy):

solid furniture/house/bridge

sólido

solid meal

consistente

a man of solid build

un hombre de complexión robusta

to have/build solid foundations

tener/crear una base sólida

3.2. solid (substantial, valuable):

solid knowledge/defense/reason

sólido

a solid business

un negocio sólido

solid work

trabajo m concienzudo

a good solid worker

un trabajador serio y responsable

3.3. solid (firm, definite):

solid offer

en firme

solid conviction/commitment

firme

4.1. solid (pure):

solid metal/wood

macizo

solid metal/wood

puro

solid rock

vivo

touch this arm, solid muscle!

toca este brazo ¡puro músculo!

4.2. solid (unanimous):

solid support/vote/agreement

unánime

we're absolutely solid on that point

sobre ese punto estamos en absoluta unanimidad

to be solid for/against sth

estar unánimemente a favor/en contra de algo

II.solid [Am ˈsɑləd, Brit ˈsɒlɪd] N

1.1. solid:

solid CHEM, PHYS

sólido m

solids and liquids

los sólidos y los líquidos

1.2. solid MATH:

solid

sólido m

2.1. solid <solids, pl > (in, from liquid):

solid

sólidos mpl

solid

sustancias fpl sólidas

milk solids

sólidos lácteos

blood/plasma solids

corpúsculos mpl de la sangre/del plasma

2.2. solid <solids, pl > (food):

solid

alimentos mpl sólidos

III.solid [Am ˈsɑləd, Brit ˈsɒlɪd] ADV inf

to be packed/jammed solid

estar lleno hasta el tope or hasta los topes

I.state [Am steɪt, Brit steɪt] N

1.1. state C (condition):

state

estado m

liquid/solid state

estado líquido/sólido

state of siege/war

estado de sitio/guerra

state of emergency

estado de emergencia

state of readiness

estado de alerta

State of the Union message Am

mensaje m presidencial sobre el estado de la Nación

State of the Union message Am

informe m presidencial sobre el estado de la Nación

it's in a poor state of repair

está en bastante mal estado

state of health

estado m de salud

state of health

salud f

state of mind

estado de ánimo

I was in no (fit) state to make a decision

no estaba en condiciones de tomar una decisión

what a (dreadful) state of affairs!

¡qué situación tan lamentable!

the state of play Brit

la situación

the state of play Brit

el estado de cosas

1.2. state C (poor condition) inf:

just look at the state of your fingernails!

¡mira cómo tienes esas uñas!

my bedroom's in a state

tengo el dormitorio hecho un caos

my bedroom's in a state

tengo el dormitorio patas (para) arriba inf

she always leaves the kitchen in a state

siempre deja la cocina hecha un asco inf

1.3. state C (anxious condition) inf:

to be in/get (oneself) into a state about sth

estar/ponerse nervioso por algo

don't get yourself into such a state!

¡no te pongas así!

2.1. state C (division of country):

state

estado m

the State of Texas

el estado de Tejas

the States

los Estados Unidos

the States attr law/taxes/police (in US)

del estado

the States attr law/taxes/police (in US)

estatal

state highway Am

autopista f del estado

state prison Am

prisión f estatal

State Representative Am POL

Representante mf del Estado

2.2. state C (nation):

state

estado m

independent state

estado independiente

attr state apartments

aposentos donde se recibe a monarcas o altos funcionarios

state banquet

banquete m de gala

3. state U or C (government):

state

estado m

affairs of state

asuntos mpl de estado

Church and State

la Iglesia y el Estado

Church and State attr esp Brit

estatal

state education

enseñanza f pública

the state sector

el sector estatal or público

state security

seguridad f nacional

4. state U (pomp):

to lie in state

yacer en capilla ardiente

to dine in state

cenar con mucha ceremonia

attr state occasion

ocasión f solemne

II.state [Am steɪt, Brit steɪt] VB trans

state

exponer

state

plantear

state

exponer

state (in writing)

escribir

state (in writing)

consignar form

state (orally)

decir

state law/document:

establecer

state law/document:

estipular

I'm merely stating the facts

simplemente estoy exponiendo los hechos

you have half an hour to state your case

tiene media hora para exponer su caso

he stated that he had seen her there earlier

afirmó haberla visto antes allí

to state one's views

dar su (or mi etc.) opinión

to state one's views

exponer su (or mi etc.) punto de vista

he clearly stated that he would not stand for election

dijo or manifestó claramente que no se presentaría a las elecciones

the contract states that …

el contrato establece or estipula que …

as stated in the minutes

como figura or consta en las actas

as stated above

como se indica más arriba

physics [Am ˈfɪzɪks, Brit ˈfɪzɪks] N + sing vb

physics

física f

solid-state physics in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for solid-state physics in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.solid [ˈsɒlɪd, Am ˈsɑ:lɪd] ADJ

1. solid (hard):

solid

sólido, -a

solid rock, silver, wood

macizo, -a

solid table, door, wall

robusto, -a

solid meal

pesado, -a

to be (as) solid as a rock

ser duro como una piedra

2. solid (not hollow):

solid

macizo, -a

3. solid (true):

solid

real

solid facts

verídico, -a

solid evidence

sustancial

solid argument

sólido, -a

solid reasons

de peso

solid conviction

firme

solid agreement

concreto, -a

4. solid (uninterrupted):

solid wall, line

ininterrumpido, -a

solid hour, day, week

entero, -a

5. solid (three-dimensional):

solid

tridimensional

6. solid (good):

solid work, picture

excelente

II.solid [ˈsɒlɪd, Am ˈsɑ:lɪd] ADV

to be packed solid

estar lleno hasta los topes

to be frozen solid

estar completamente helado

III.solid [ˈsɒlɪd, Am ˈsɑ:lɪd] N

1. solid (shape):

solid

sólido m

2. solid pl FOOD:

solid

alimentos m pl sólidos

I.state [steɪt] N

1. state (condition):

state

estado m

state of siege/war

estado de sitio/guerra

solid/liquid state

estado sólido/líquido

state of mind

estado de ánimo

to be in a state inf

estar nervioso

2. state (nation):

state

estado m

3. state pl inf (USA):

the States

los Estados Unidos

4. state (pomp):

to lie in state

yacer en la capilla ardiente

II.state [steɪt] ADJ (pertaining to a nation)

state

estatal

state secret

secreto m de Estado

III.state [steɪt] VB trans

1. state (express):

state

declarar

2. state (specify, fix):

state

exponer

I.physics [ˈfɪzɪks] N + sing vb

physics

física f

II.physics [ˈfɪzɪks] ADJ

physics

físico, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Historically, condensed matter physics grew out of solid-state physics, which is now considered one of its main subfields.

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Later in his career, he worked on solid-state physics, molecular physics, statistical physics, and other areas of theoretical physics.

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In 1980, he was awarded a diploma degree, and five years later a doctorate, both in the field of solid-state physics.

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He also made contributions to solid-state physics and optics and supervised the work of a number of notable physicists in the 1920s and 30s.

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