Lógica (en. Logic)

/ˈloxika/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Set of principles that govern reasoning.

Logic is fundamental in mathematics.

La lógica es fundamental en las matemáticas.

Reasoning that is carried out in an ordered and coherent manner.

We need logic to solve the problem.

Necesitamos lógica para resolver el problema.

From Latin 'logica', which in turn comes from Greek 'logikḗ', related to reason.

crushing logic

Argument or reasoning that cannot be disputed.

lógica aplastante

it doesn't make sense

Expression used to indicate that something is irrational or nonsensical.

no tiene lógica

the logical side

Reference to a rational approach in decision-making.

el lado lógico

logical

Based on logic.

lógico

illogical

Lacking logic or reason.

ilógico

reason

Ability to think, understand, and formulate judgments.

razón

Saying that something makes sense when it is evident.

That makes all the sense, bro.

Eso tiene toda la lógica, bro.

Using logic as justification for an action.

I did it for logical reasons, not for anything else.

Lo hice por lógica, no por otra cosa.