constantes - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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constantes (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

Constantes (noun and adjective)

Phonetic Transcription

/konsˈtantes/

Translation Options into English

Meaning and Usage

In Spanish, "constantes" refers to values that do not change in a mathematical or scientific context (constants) and can also describe something that is steady or unchanging (constant). The term is frequently used in polytechnical fields like physics, mathematics, and engineering.

The word is relatively common in both oral and written contexts, especially in technical and educational materials. In everyday language, it may not be as frequently employed unless the conversation pertains to relevant fields.

Example Sentences

  1. Las constantes en la fórmula permiten predecir el comportamiento de un sistema.
    "The constants in the formula allow predicting the behavior of a system."

  2. Tenemos que establecer constantes para realizar el experimento correctamente.
    "We need to establish constants to conduct the experiment correctly."

  3. Los valores de estas constantes son fundamentales para la teoría.
    "The values of these constants are fundamental to the theory."

Idiomatic Expressions

While "constantes" may not have as many specific idiomatic expressions, it can be used in broader phrases implying stability or reliability.

  1. Mantener constantes es crucial para el éxito de cualquier proyecto.
    "Keeping constants is crucial for the success of any project."

  2. Las constantes en la vida nos brindan seguridad y estabilidad.
    "The constants in life provide us security and stability."

  3. En las matemáticas, las constantes son la base de todas las ecuaciones.
    "In mathematics, constants are the foundation of all equations."

  4. Es importante recordar que ciertas constantes no cambian con el tiempo.
    "It is important to remember that certain constants do not change over time."

  5. Los ingenieros usan constantes en sus cálculos para asegurar la precisión.
    "Engineers use constants in their calculations to ensure accuracy."

Etymology

The term "constante" comes from the Latin constans, which means "standing firm," derived from constare meaning "to stand together, remain firm." The word has preserved this notion of stability throughout its evolution.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Fijos (fixed) - Invariables (invariable)

Antonyms: - Variables (variables) - Cambiantes (changing)



23-07-2024