intangible

intangible, inmaterial

Que no tiene una forma física que se pueda tocar o percibir con los sentidos.

En inglés sencillo: Having no physical form that you can touch or sense.

• An idea is intangible.
• The company owns valuable intangible assets, including its brand name.
• These rights are intangible but can still be sold.

Sinónimos: nonphysical, immaterial

Antónimos: tangible

Expresiones frecuentes: intangible asset, intangible property, intangible thing

indefinible, impalpable

Que se siente o se percibe, pero resulta difícil explicar con claridad.

En inglés sencillo: Felt or noticed, but difficult to explain clearly.

• The place has an intangible charm.
• Something intangible made us trust her immediately.
• He sensed an intangible connection with the old house.

Sinónimos: indefinable, elusive

Expresiones frecuentes: intangible quality, intangible charm, intangible feeling

intangible

Algo sin forma física, como un sentimiento, una idea o una cualidad personal.

En inglés sencillo: Something without physical form, such as a feeling, idea, or personal quality.

• Trust is an important intangible.
• The coach values intangibles like courage and teamwork.
• How do you measure an intangible such as confidence?

Expresiones frecuentes: an intangible, important intangible, intangible like trust

activo intangible

Bien con valor económico pero sin forma física, como acciones o depósitos bancarios.

En inglés sencillo: Property with financial value but no physical form, such as shares or bank deposits.

• The account lists each intangible separately.
• Shares and bank deposits are intangibles with financial value.
• She inherited several intangibles, including bonds and shares.

Sinónimos: intangible asset

Expresiones frecuentes: financial intangible, valuable intangible, intangible asset