Comparada (en. Compared)

/kom.paˈɾa.ða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: Action of establishing similarities or differences between two or more elements.

Example Sentence: The comparison between the two works reveals significant differences.

La comparada entre las dos obras revela diferencias significativas.

Definition: Result of the comparison.

Example Sentence: The final comparison showed that the first is more efficient.

La comparada final mostró que el first son más eficiente.

Definition: Study that relates different concepts.

Example Sentence: Her article is a comparison between sociological theories.

Su artículo es una comparada entre teorías sociológicas.

Etymology/Origin: From the verb to compare, which comes from the Latin 'comparare'.

Phrase: compared between

Meaning: Reference to an analysis involving two or more elements.

comparada entre

Phrase: in a compared

Meaning: Indicates the context in which the comparison takes place.

en una comparada

Phrase: compared between cultures

Meaning: Comparisons that highlight cultural differences or similarities.

comparadas entre culturas

Related Word: to compare

Description: To make a comparison between two or more elements.

comparar

Related Word: comparative

Description: That is used for comparison.

comparativo

Related Word: comparing

Description: Part that is compared in a comparison.

comparante

Slang Meaning: There is no specific direct slang, but in some contexts, 'to measure' is used to refer to comparing.

Slang Example: I'm going to measure the qualities of both models.

Voy a medir las cualidades de ambos modelos.