generational

generacional

Relacionado con distintas generaciones o transmitido de padres a hijos con el tiempo.

En inglés sencillo: Related to people of different ages, or passed from parents to children over time.

• There are generational differences in music taste.
• The family has built generational wealth.
• These attitudes reflect a wider generational change.

Expresiones frecuentes: generational gap, generational change, generational wealth

excepcional, único

Tan bueno o malo que alguien o algo parecido aparece solo una vez en muchos años.

En inglés sencillo: So exceptionally good or bad that someone or something like it appears only once in many years.

• She is a generational talent.
• The team has signed a generational player.
• Critics described the disaster as a generational failure of leadership.

Sinónimos: exceptional, extraordinary

Expresiones frecuentes: generational talent, generational player, generational failure

brutal, tremendo

Muy bueno o muy malo; se usa con énfasis, sobre todo en internet.

En inglés sencillo: Very good or very bad, said with strong feeling, especially online.

• That joke was generational.
• His awful haircut was a generational disaster.
• The replies to her post were generational comedy.

Expresiones frecuentes: generational joke, generational comedy, generational disaster