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1 affect
ə'fekt1) (to act or have an effect on: Rain affects the grass; His kidneys have been affected by the disease.) afectar2) (to move the feelings of: She was deeply affected by the news of his death.) afectaraffect vb afectartr[ə'fekt]1 (gen) afectar; (negatively) perjudicar■ does this decision affect me? ¿esta decisión me afecta?2 (move) conmover, impresionar3 (feign) fingir, afectaraffect [ə'fɛkt, æ-] vt1) influence, touch: afectar, tocar2) feign: fingirv.• afectar (LA) v.• aparentar v.• conmover v.• fingir v.• impresionar v.• influir en v.ə'fekt1)a) ( have effect on) afectar ab) ( attack) \<\<organ/nervous system\>\> comprometer, afectar ac) (move, touch) (frml) afectar a2) \<\<indifference/interest\>\> afectar; \<\<accent\>\> afectar, adoptar[ǝ'fekt]1. VT1) (=have effect on) afectar, influir en2) (=concern) afectar, tener que ver con3) (=harm) perjudicar4) (Med)5) (=move emotionally) conmover, afectarhe seemed much affected — parecía muy conmovido or afectado
6) (=feign)he affected indifference — afectó or aparentó indiferencia, fingió ser indiferente
7) frm (=like)2.N (Psych) afecto m, estado m afectivo* * *[ə'fekt]1)a) ( have effect on) afectar ab) ( attack) \<\<organ/nervous system\>\> comprometer, afectar ac) (move, touch) (frml) afectar a2) \<\<indifference/interest\>\> afectar; \<\<accent\>\> afectar, adoptar -
2 affect
s.1 afecto, cualquiera de las pasiones del ánimo.2 calidad, circunstancia.3 pasión, sensación, afición.4 daño.vt.1 afectar (have effect on) (person, organ, health); afectar a, influir en (decision)2 afectar (move emotionally)3 afectar, fingir (indifference, interest)4 impresionar.5 hacer mella, repercutir, incidir.6 asumir.7 hipotecar, pignorar. (pt & pp affected) -
3 affect memory
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4 affect convulsion
s.convulsión emotiva. -
5 affect greatly
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6 affect memory
s.memoria afectiva. -
7 affect radically
v.afectar radicalmente. -
8 affect reluctance
v.hacerse de rogar, hacerse del rogar, andarse con melindres. -
9 affect strongly
v.afectar fuertemente, hacer mella en. -
10 flat affect
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11 appropriate affect
s.afecto apropiado. -
12 blunted affect
s.afecto rudo. -
13 body affect
s.afecto corporal. -
14 broad affect
s.afecto amplio. -
15 detached affect
s.afecto desprendido. -
16 flat affect
s.afecto insulso, afecto plano. -
17 flattened affect
s.afecto aplanado. -
18 floating affect
s.afecto flotante. -
19 inappropriate affect
s.afecto inapropiado. -
20 labile affect
s.afecto lábil.
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