aumentada
Inglês
Flexões
increasedPalavras facilmente confundidas
augmentedenhancedamplifiedgreaterNotas: Comum para descrever quantidades, níveis ou intensidades.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
enlarged·expanded·augmented
enlarged: Portuguese synonym, emphasizing extension or scope.expanded: Portuguese synonym, suggesting broader development.augmented: Portuguese synonym, focusing on physical size increase.
Antônimos
decreased·reduced
Regência e colocações
was increased
The budget was increased for the next fiscal year.
Portuguese construction using 'ser' + past participle.
has been increased
The number of participants has been increased.
Portuguese compound verb form indicating a past action.
Contexto cultural e nuances
The English term 'increased' translates directly to 'aumentada' in Portuguese. This adjective is widely used in both languages to denote a rise in quantity, size, intensity, or scope. In Portuguese, 'aumentada' maintains a neutral tone, similar to 'increased' in English, with its specific connotation derived from the context. It is a versatile term applicable across various registers.
Espanhol
Flexões
aumentadaaumentadoaumentadasaumentadosPalavras facilmente confundidas
incrementadaampliadamayorNotas: Tradução direta e comum.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
incrementada·ampliada·mayor
incrementada: English equivalent, denoting growth or addition.ampliada: English equivalent, often implying physical size increase.mayor: English equivalent, suggesting broader development.
Antônimos
disminuida·reducida
Regência e colocações
fue aumentada
La inversión fue aumentada este trimestre.
Portuguese construction using 'ser' + past participle.
se ha aumentado
El número de casos se ha aumentado rápidamente.
Portuguese compound verb form indicating a past action.
Contexto cultural e nuances
The Spanish term 'aumentada' corresponds directly to the Portuguese 'aumentada'. Both words signify an increase in size, quantity, or intensity. In Spanish, 'aumentada' is a common and neutral term, applicable in diverse contexts, much like its English counterpart 'increased'. Its usage spans formal and informal registers, with meaning clarified by the surrounding words.
EN: increased · ES: aumentada