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neutral
[ˈnjuːtrəl]
sustantivo
1nación (f) neutral (country)
  • to be a neutral -> ser neutral
2(automóbiles)
  • in neutral -> en punto muerto
adjetivo
3neutral (política)
4neutro(a) (color)
  • neutral shoe polish -> crema (f) (de calzado) incolora

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neutral [niu-tral]
adjetivo
1Neutral, neutro; ni bueno ni malo, indiferente, inactivo.
2Indefinido, mediano; sin síntoma característico ni color predominante; pardusco o azulado.
3Neutro, asexual, sin estambres ni pistilos; sin sexo. (Biología)
4Neutro, ni ácido ni alcalino.
sustantivo
5Neutral, el que se mantiene indiferente entre dos partidos opuestos.

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neutral [ˈnjuːtrəl] ?
adjective
1 (impartial) [+person, country, opinion] neutral
Moscow insisted upon a neutral Germany
to remain neutral permanecer neutral
The Dutch managed to remain neutral in the First World War
2 (not controversial) [+language, term] neutro
I kept my questions neutral el tono de mis preguntas era neutro
3 (unemotional) [+manner, expression, voice] neutro
He told her about the death, describing the events in as neutral a manner as he could
4 (indistinct) [+shade, colour, accent] neutro
neutral shoe cream betún incoloro; (m)
5 (Electricity and Electronics) (Chem) etc neutro
noun
1 (Pol) (person) persona neutral; (f) (country) país neutral; (m)
It is essential that we transform them from active enemies into passive neutrals.
2 (Aut)
in neutral en punto muerto

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neutral
adjective & masculine or feminine noun
1neutral

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neutral [nay-oo-trahl']
adjective
1Neutral, neuter, indifferent; it has been used.

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neutral
adjetivo
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
neutral

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