absolute

assoluto, totale

Completo, senza nulla di mancante e senza limiti o eccezioni.

In inglese semplice: Complete or total, with nothing missing and no limits or exceptions.

• The room was in absolute darkness.
• He demanded absolute silence during the test.
• We cannot predict the result with absolute certainty.

Sinonimi: complete, total, utter

Contrari: partial

Espressioni comuni: absolute silence, absolute power, absolute certainty, absolute disaster

assoluto

Vero o fisso di per sé, senza dipendere da confronti, altri criteri o condizioni.

In inglese semplice: True or fixed on its own, without depending on comparisons, other standards, or conditions.

• Is there an absolute standard of beauty?
• The theory rejects the idea of absolute knowledge.
• They compared absolute values rather than percentage changes.

Sinonimi: independent, nonrelative

Contrari: relative

Espressioni comuni: absolute truth, absolute value, absolute standard, absolute principle

perfetto, assoluto

Che possiede una qualità nella sua forma più piena e perfetta, senza difetti.

In inglese semplice: Having a quality in its fullest, most perfect form, without any fault.

• She aimed for absolute perfection.
• The sample had to meet a standard of absolute purity.
• The philosopher described an ideal of absolute beauty.

Sinonimi: perfect, pure, flawless

Contrari: imperfect

Espressioni comuni: absolute purity, absolute perfection, absolute beauty, absolute liberty

verità assoluta, principio assoluto

Verità o regola ritenuta valida in ogni situazione, indipendentemente dalle altre condizioni.

In inglese semplice: A truth or rule believed to apply in every situation, regardless of other conditions.

• She believes in moral absolutes.
• He treated honesty as an absolute.
• Are there any absolutes in human behavior?

Sinonimi: universal truth, universal principle

Espressioni comuni: moral absolute, no absolutes, ethical absolute, accept an absolute

l'assoluto

Qualcosa che si ritiene esista di per sé, senza dipendere da nient’altro.

In inglese semplice: Something believed to exist on its own, without depending on anything else.

• The philosopher sought the absolute.
• They described an absolute beyond time and space.
• Her theory treats the mind as an independent absolute.

Espressioni comuni: the absolute, an eternal absolute, belief in absolutes