Variable
Example: La variable en el experimento cambió según las condiciones externas.
Definition
"Variable" refers to an element, feature, or factor that can change or be changed in an experiment or situation. In general terms, a variable is something that is not fixed and can vary depending on conditions or circumstances.
Etymology
The word "variable" comes from the Latin verb 'variāre,' meaning 'to change.' It entered English through the Old French 'variable,' reflecting the concept of changeability or inconsistency. Did you know? The root 'vari-' is also found in words like 'vary' and 'variety,' all emphasizing change or difference.
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"Variable" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - (C2) - set 1", containing 94 commonly used words.
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