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Sinónimos de "generation" en inglés

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Sinónimos detallados de generation en inglés

generation:

generation [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the generation
    the generation
  2. the generation
    – the act of producing offspring or multiplying by such production 1
    the generation; the multiplication; the propagation
    – the act of producing offspring or multiplying by such production 1
  3. the generation
    – the production of heat or electricity 1
    the generation
    – the production of heat or electricity 1
    • generation [the ~] sustantivo
      • dams were built for the generation of electricity1
  4. the generation
    – a coming into being 1
    the generation; the genesis
    – a coming into being 1
  5. the generation
    – group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent 1
    the generation
    – group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent 1
  6. the generation
    – all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age 1
    the generation; the contemporaries; the coevals
    – all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age 1
  7. the generation
    – the normal time between successive generations 1
    the generation
    – the normal time between successive generations 1
    • generation [the ~] sustantivo
      • they had to wait a generation for that prejudice to fade1
  8. the generation
    – a stage of technological development or innovation 1
    the generation
    – a stage of technological development or innovation 1
  9. the generation
    – A category that distinguishes products, such as computers or programming languages, according to the technological advances they represent. 2
    the generation
    – A category that distinguishes products, such as computers or programming languages, according to the technological advances they represent. 2
  10. the generation
    – A concept used to distinguish stored versions of a set of files. The oldest is called the grandfather, the next oldest is the father, and the newest is the son. 2
    the generation
    – A concept used to distinguish stored versions of a set of files. The oldest is called the grandfather, the next oldest is the father, and the newest is the son. 2

generation

  1. generation
    manufacture; generation; production; procreation
  2. generation
    species; race; family; generation

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Definiciones relacionadas de "generation":

  1. the act of producing offspring or multiplying by such production1
  2. the production of heat or electricity1
    • dams were built for the generation of electricity1
  3. a coming into being1
  4. group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent1
  5. all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age1
  6. the normal time between successive generations1
    • they had to wait a generation for that prejudice to fade1
  7. a stage of technological development or innovation1
  8. A category that distinguishes products, such as computers or programming languages, according to the technological advances they represent.2
  9. A concept used to distinguish stored versions of a set of files. The oldest is called the grandfather, the next oldest is the father, and the newest is the son.2

generate:

to generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)

  1. to generate
    to revive; to generate; to activate; reactivate; to rouse; to awake; to excite; to freshen; to recover; to refresh
    • revive verbo (revives, revived, reviving)
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
    • activate verbo (activates, activated, activating)
    • reactivate verbo
    • rouse verbo (rouses, roused, rousing)
    • awake verbo (awakes, awoke, awaking)
    • excite verbo (excites, excited, exciting)
    • freshen verbo (freshens, freshened, freshening)
    • recover verbo (recovers, recovered, recovering)
    • refresh verbo (refreshs, refreshed, refreshing)
  2. to generate
    to generate; to produce; to bring about; to bring forth; to create
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
    • produce verbo (produces, produced, producing)
    • bring about verbo (brings about, brought about, bringing about)
    • bring forth verbo (brings forth, brought forth, bringing forth)
    • create verbo (creates, created, creating)
  3. to generate
    – make children 1
    to get; to generate; engender; mother; father; sire; to bring forth; to beget
    – make children 1
    • get verbo (gets, got, getting)
      • Abraham begot Isaac1
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
    • engender verbo
    • mother verbo
    • father verbo
      • Men often father children but don't recognize them1
    • sire verbo
    • bring forth verbo (brings forth, brought forth, bringing forth)
    • beget verbo (begets, begetted, begetting)
  4. to generate
    – bring into existence 1
    to generate; to bring forth
    – bring into existence 1
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
      • The new manager generated a lot of problems1
      • The computer bug generated chaos in the office1
      • The computer generated this image1
      • The earthquake generated a tsunami1
    • bring forth verbo (brings forth, brought forth, bringing forth)
  5. to generate
    – produce (energy) 1
    to generate
    – produce (energy) 1
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
      • We can't generate enough power for the entire city1
      • The hydroelectric plant needs to generate more electricity1
  6. to generate
    – give or supply 1
    to yield; to render; to generate; to return; to give
    – give or supply 1
    • yield verbo (yields, yielded, yielding)
      • This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn1
    • render verbo (renders, rendered, rendering)
      • The estate renders some revenue for the family1
    • generate verbo (generates, generated, generating)
    • return verbo (returns, returned, returning)
    • give verbo (gives, gave, giving)

Conjugaciones de generate:

present
  1. generate
  2. generate
  3. generates
  4. generate
  5. generate
  6. generate
simple past
  1. generated
  2. generated
  3. generated
  4. generated
  5. generated
  6. generated
present perfect
  1. have generated
  2. have generated
  3. has generated
  4. have generated
  5. have generated
  6. have generated
past continuous
  1. was generating
  2. were generating
  3. was generating
  4. were generating
  5. were generating
  6. were generating
future
  1. shall generate
  2. will generate
  3. will generate
  4. shall generate
  5. will generate
  6. will generate
continuous present
  1. am generating
  2. are generating
  3. is generating
  4. are generating
  5. are generating
  6. are generating
subjunctive
  1. be generated
  2. be generated
  3. be generated
  4. be generated
  5. be generated
  6. be generated
diverse
  1. generate!
  2. let's generate!
  5. generated
  6. generating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

generate

  1. generate
    generate

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Sinónimos alternativos de "generate":


Definiciones relacionadas de "generate":

  1. make children1
  2. bring into existence1
    • The new manager generated a lot of problems1
    • The computer bug generated chaos in the office1
    • The computer generated this image1
    • The earthquake generated a tsunami1
  3. produce (energy)1
    • We can't generate enough power for the entire city1
    • The hydroelectric plant needs to generate more electricity1
  4. give or supply1

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