Adjective
/ˌsaɪzəˈmɛtrɪk/
The term "seismometric" refers to anything pertaining to the measurement of seismic waves or vibrations, often related to earthquakes. It is commonly used in scientific and technical contexts, particularly in seismology, geophysics, and engineering.
"Seismometric" is primarily used in written contexts, especially in academic papers, reports, and technical documents. Its usage is relatively niche, appearing more frequently in specialized fields than in everyday conversation.
The seismometric readings showed an increase in tectonic activity in the area.
Las lecturas seismométricas mostraron un aumento en la actividad tectónica en la zona.
Researchers developed a new seismometric device to better analyze the data from earthquakes.
Los investigadores desarrollaron un nuevo dispositivo seismométrico para analizar mejor los datos de los terremotos.
Advances in seismometric technology have greatly improved our understanding of seismic events.
Los avances en la tecnología seismométrica han mejorado enormemente nuestra comprensión de los eventos sísmicos.
The word "seismometric" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions. However, related terms like "seismic" are more frequently found in idioms that convey significant change or impact:
The company experienced a seismic shift in management that altered its future.
La empresa experimentó un cambio sísmico en la gestión que alteró su futuro.
We witnessed a seismic event in the community, a change that no one saw coming.
Vimos un evento sísmico en la comunidad, un cambio que nadie vio venir.
The artist’s new work had a seismic effect on the art world, breaking traditional boundaries.
La nueva obra del artista tuvo un efecto sísmico en el mundo del arte, rompiendo las fronteras tradicionales.
The word "seismometric" comes from the root "seismo-" derived from the Greek word "seismos," meaning "earthquake." The suffix "-metric" stems from the Greek "metron," meaning "measure." Together, they refer to the measurement of earthquakes and related seismic activities.
Synonyms: - Seismic - Earthquake-related - Tectonic
Antonyms: - Non-seismic - Stable - Static