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superficial
[suːpəˈfɪʃəl]
adjetivo
1. superficial

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superficial [su-per-fi-shal]
adjetivo
1. Superficial, que toca o pertenece a la superficie, está o se queda en ella.
2. Superficial, aparente, sin solidez ni substancia, insubstancial.

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superficial [ˌsuːpəˈfɪʃəl]
adjective
1 (not deep) superficial
she was treated for superficial cuts and bruises le curaron algunos cortes superficiales y moratones; most of the buildings had sustained only superficial damage la mayoría de los edificios solo habían sufrido daños superficiales; I suddenly realized how superficial she was de repente me di cuenta de lo superficial que era
2 (in measurements) [+area] de superficie
the vineyards extend over a vast superficial area the vast superficial area of the Bordeaux vineyard

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superficial
adjective
1. superficial (también figurative)

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superficial [soo-per-fe-the-ahl’]
adjective
1. Superficial, on the surface.
2. Superficial, shallow, smattering.

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superficial
adjetivo
1 [+herida] superficial; skin
2 (poco perceptible) [+interés] superficial; [+mirada] brief; perfunctory; [+carácter] shallow; [+medidas] surface

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