1 Translation result for modern in Spanish

adjective

modern adjective

moderno

•Water pollution is a growing problem in the modern world.
•He's known as the father of modern medicine.
•The English that was spoken by William Shakespeare is very different from the modern English spoken today.
•She is learning Modern Greek.
•They live in one of the most modern cities in the world.
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•modern methods of communication including e-mail and the Internet
•She cut her long hair for a modern look.
•He made his old-fashioned apartment look more modern by changing the color of the walls and buying new furniture.
•Their latest movie is a modern version of a classic children's story.
•She has modern ideas about dating and marriage.
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new, novel, original, fresh, newfangled, recent, present-day, current, contemporary

1. Modern, recent, present-day, current, contemporary significan que tuvo lugar, comenzó a existir o se desarrolló en tiempos recientes.

Modern puede aplicarse a todo lo que no es antiguo o medieval <ancient and modern weapons>, o a todo lo que tiene las características de un período más reciente que otro <modern methods of farming>, o bien a todo lo que es considerado como nuevo, reciente o actualizado <everything in their house was modern>.
antonyms: antique, ancient
Recent suele carecer de tales indicaciones, y puede aplicarse a una fecha que se aproxima al pasado inmediato, según la naturaleza del objeto bajo consideración <a recent change of plans>.
Present-day connota que existe o ocurre ahora <conditions in present-day Poland>.
Current connota practicado o aceptado ampliamente <current ideas about education> o perteneciente a, o que existe en el presente, frecuentemente en un sentido inmediato <the current political crisis>.
Contemporary sugiere que ocurre o comienza ahora o recientemente, frecuentemente al describir entidades culturales <contemporary jazz>.
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2. See: New

moderno - modern, up-to-date

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