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noun potenciatr['pəʊtənsɪ]1 potencia, fuerza1) power: fuerza f, potencia f2) effectiveness: eficacia fn.• potencia s.f.'pəʊtṇsimass noun1) ( of drink) lo fuerte; (of symbol, spell) fuerza f, lo poderoso2) ( sexual potency) potencia f sexual['pǝʊtǝnsɪ]N potencia f ; [of drink] fuerza f ; [of remedy] eficacia f ; (Physiol) potencia f* * *['pəʊtṇsi]mass noun1) ( of drink) lo fuerte; (of symbol, spell) fuerza f, lo poderoso2) ( sexual potency) potencia f sexual -
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noun1) (of drug) Wirksamkeit, die; (of alcoholic drink) Stärke, die; (Mil.) Schlagkraft, die; (of reason, argument) Gewichtigkeit, die; (influence) Einfluss, der; Potenz, die (geh.)[sexual] potency — [sexuelle] Potenz
* * *noun die Stärke* * *po·ten·cy[ˈpəʊtən(t)si, AM ˈpoʊ-]n no pl1. (strength) Stärke f; of evil, temptation, a spell Macht f; of a drug, poison Wirksamkeit f; of a weapon Durchschlagskraft f* * *['pəUtənsI]n(of drink, drug, charm etc) Stärke f; (of argument, reason etc) Durchschlagskraft f; (of weapon, combination, image) Schlagkraft f; (of man) Potenz f* * *1. Stärke f, Macht f2. Einfluss m3. a) Wirksamkeit f, Kraft fb) Stärke f, (berauschende, giftige, chemische etc) Wirkungc) Potenz f (Grad der Verdünnung)4. PHYSIOL Potenz f:a) Zeugungsfähigkeit f* * *noun1) (of drug) Wirksamkeit, die; (of alcoholic drink) Stärke, die; (Mil.) Schlagkraft, die; (of reason, argument) Gewichtigkeit, die; (influence) Einfluss, der; Potenz, die (geh.)2) (of male)[sexual] potency — [sexuelle] Potenz
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(a) (strength → of spell, influence, argument) force f, puissance f; (→ of medicine) efficacité f; (→ of drink) (forte) teneur f en alcool(b) (virility) puissance f, virilité f -
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noun potência* * *po.ten.cy[p'outənsi] n 1 potência: a) autoridade, vigor. b) vigor genésico. 2 potencialidade. -
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noun1) сила, могущество2) действенность, эффективность3) потенциальная возможность, потенция* * *(n) владыка; власть; действенность; крепость; могущество; повелитель; потенциальная возможность; потенция; сила; эффективность* * *могущество, мощь, сила* * *[po·ten·cy || 'pəʊtnsɪ] n. сила, могущество, результативность, действенность, потенция* * *действенностькрепостьмогущественностьмогуществомощьпотенциясилаэффективность* * *1) а) могущество б) крепость (алкогольных напитков) в) физиол. потенция 2) действенность -
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1. n сила, могущество; власть2. n эффективность, действенность3. n крепость4. n потенция; потенциальная возможность5. n владыка, повелитель6. n мат. мощность множестваСинонимический ряд:1. effect (noun) capability; effect; effectiveness; efficacy; efficiency; influence2. energy (noun) birr; energy; go; hardihood; pep; tuck; vigor3. power (noun) animation; arm; authority; beef; brawn; command; control; dint; domination; dominion; force; mastery; might; muscle; power; powerfulness; puissance; rule; sinew; sprightliness; steam; strong arm; vigorousness; vim; virtue4. strength (noun) concentration; effective dosage; manhood; strength; vigour; virility -
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['pəʊtnsɪ]1) (of drug, voice) potenza f.; (of image) forza f., potenza f.; (of remedy) efficacia f.2) (sexual) potenza f. sessuale* * *noun potenza* * *potency /ˈpəʊtnsɪ/n. [uc]1 potenza; forza; efficacia* * *['pəʊtnsɪ]1) (of drug, voice) potenza f.; (of image) forza f., potenza f.; (of remedy) efficacia f.2) (sexual) potenza f. sessuale
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potency — potent ► ADJECTIVE 1) having great power, influence, or effect. 2) (of a male) able to achieve an erection or to reach an orgasm. DERIVATIVES potency noun potently adverb. ORIGIN from Latin posse be powerful, be able … English terms dictionary
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potency — noun 1. the power or right to give orders or make decisions (Freq. 2) he has the authority to issue warrants deputies are given authorization to make arrests a place of potency in the state • Syn: ↑authority, ↑authorization, ↑authorisation … Useful english dictionary
potency — I noun ability, authoritativeness, authority, brawn, caliber, capability, clout, command, competence, control, effect, effectiveness, efficacy, energy, faculty, force, function, influence, intensity, main force, might, mightiness, muscle,… … Law dictionary
potency — noun (plural cies) Date: 15th century 1. a. force, power b. the quality or state of being potent c. the ability or capacity to achieve or bring about a particular result 2. potentiality 1 … New Collegiate Dictionary
potency — noun a) Strength b) Power See Also: potence, potent, potentate, potential, potentiality … Wiktionary
potency — UK [ˈpəʊt(ə)nsɪ] / US [ˈpoʊt(ə)nsɪ] noun Word forms potency : singular potency plural potencies 1) [countable] the strength of a medicine, drug, or chemical Improper storage may decrease the potency of the drug. 2) [uncountable] the physical… … English dictionary
potency — po|ten|cy [ poutnsi ] noun 1. ) count the strength of a medicine, drug, or chemical: Improper storage may decrease the potency of the drug. 2. ) uncount MAINLY LITERARY the power to influence or persuade people: His arguments lacked the potency… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
potency — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Strength] Syn. power, energy, vigor; see manhood 2 , strength 1 . 2. [Authority] Syn. influence, control, dominion; see command 2 , power 2 . See Synonym Study at strength . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. The state or… … English dictionary for students
