subjective

subjetivo

Basado en sentimientos o gustos personales, más que en hechos que cualquiera puede comprobar.

En inglés sencillo: Based on personal feelings or tastes rather than facts that everyone can check.

• Beauty is subjective.
• Her assessment was highly subjective.
• Can a review avoid subjective judgments entirely?

Sinónimos: personal

Antónimos: objective

Expresiones frecuentes: subjective opinion, subjective judgment, highly subjective

subjetivo

Que se siente o se vive en la mente de una persona y otros no pueden comprobar directamente.

En inglés sencillo: Felt or experienced inside one person’s mind, so other people cannot directly check it.

• Pain is a subjective experience.
• The doctor recorded the patient’s subjective symptoms.
• These subjective sensations cannot be measured directly by another person.

Antónimos: objective

Expresiones frecuentes: subjective experience, subjective symptoms, subjective pain

subjetivo

Relacionado con quien conoce o vive algo, más que con aquello que conoce o vive.

En inglés sencillo: Relating to the person who knows or experiences something, rather than the thing being known or experienced.

• The philosopher examined subjective consciousness.
• Knowledge has a subjective side because someone must experience it.
• The essay separates subjective awareness from the object of awareness.

Antónimos: objective

Expresiones frecuentes: subjective standpoint, subjective consciousness