intellectual

intelectual, mental

Relacionado con pensar, comprender o aprender, más que con el cuerpo o los sentimientos.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with thinking, understanding, or learning, rather than with the body or feelings.

• Chess is an intellectual challenge.
• The course helps children develop intellectual skills.
• She enjoys both physical activity and intellectual debate.

Sinónimos: mental, cognitive

Antónimos: physical

Expresiones frecuentes: intellectual development, intellectual ability, intellectual challenge

intelectual, culto

Que sabe mucho y disfruta reflexionando, estudiando y hablando sobre temas serios.

En inglés sencillo: Knowing a lot and enjoying serious thought, study, and discussion.

• She grew up in an intellectual family.
• His intellectual friends enjoy discussing history.
• The speaker attracted a largely intellectual audience.

Sinónimos: learned, educated

Expresiones frecuentes: an intellectual person, intellectual friends, intellectual audience

inteligente, intelectual

Capaz de pensar con claridad y entender ideas difíciles.

En inglés sencillo: Able to think clearly and understand difficult ideas.

• He is an intellectual young man.
• Her intellectual mind quickly understood the problem.
• The teacher described him as quiet but highly intellectual.

Sinónimos: intelligent, clever

Antónimos: unintelligent

Expresiones frecuentes: an intellectual person, intellectual mind, intellectual child, highly intellectual

intelectual

Persona con buena formación que reflexiona y habla sobre ideas serias.

En inglés sencillo: A well-educated person who thinks and talks about serious ideas.

• She is a respected intellectual.
• Several intellectuals signed the letter.
• The cafe became a meeting place for writers and intellectuals.

Sinónimos: thinker, scholar

Expresiones frecuentes: a public intellectual, a leading intellectual, a young intellectual