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111discreto — {{＃}}{{LM D13610}}{{〓}} {{SynD13929}} {{［}}discreto{{］}}, {{［}}discreta{{］}} ‹dis·cre·to, ta› {{《}}▍ adj.{{》}} {{＜}}1{{＞}} Que tiene o muestra discreción. {{＜}}2{{＞}} Que se caracteriza por su moderación y no es exagerado ni extraordinario en… …
Diccionario de uso del español actual con sinónimos y antónimos
112separer — Separer, Separare, Abstrahere, Diducere, Disparare, Discernere, Segregare, Dissociare, Abiungere, Seiungere, Seiugare, Secernere, Succernere, Discludere, Discriminare, Diuidere, Dirimere. Separer l un d avec l autre, Aliquid ab altero distrahere …
113discreto — discreto, ta (Del lat. discrētus, part. pas. de discernĕre, discernir). 1. adj. Dotado de discreción. U. t. c. s.) 2. Que incluye o denota discreción. Conducta discreta. [m6]Dicho discreto. 3. Separado, distinto. 4. Moderado, sin exceso …
114Пространственная дискретизация — (< дискретный фр. discret < лат. discretus отдельный, разделенный) разделение изображения на участки, в пределах которых значения тона либо усредняются, либо представлены одним из значений участка; имеет место при сканировании… …
115discreet — ► ADJECTIVE (discreeter, discreetest) ▪ careful not to attract attention or give offence. DERIVATIVES discreetly adverb. USAGE The words discrete and discreet are often confused. Discrete means ‘separate’ (a discrete unit) …
116discreetly — discreet ► ADJECTIVE (discreeter, discreetest) ▪ careful not to attract attention or give offence. DERIVATIVES discreetly adverb. USAGE The words discrete and discreet are often confused. Discrete means ‘separate’ (a discrete unit) …
117discrete — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ individually separate and distinct. DERIVATIVES discretely adverb discreteness noun. ORIGIN Latin discretus separate : compare with DISCREET(Cf. ↑discreetly) …
118discretely — discrete ► ADJECTIVE ▪ individually separate and distinct. DERIVATIVES discretely adverb discreteness noun. ORIGIN Latin discretus separate : compare with DISCREET(Cf. ↑discreetly) …
119discreteness — discrete ► ADJECTIVE ▪ individually separate and distinct. DERIVATIVES discretely adverb discreteness noun. ORIGIN Latin discretus separate : compare with DISCREET(Cf. ↑discreetly) …
120discreet — [14] Discreet and discrete [14] are ultimately the same word. Both come from Latin discrētus, the past participle of discernere ‘distinguish’ (source of English discern). Discrete was borrowed direct from Latin, and retains its original meaning… …
