How is the word adverso translated from Spanish to English

Perjudicial o desfavorable.

Harmful or unfavorable.

adjective
English translation
adverse

Examples with “adverso”

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  • El medicamento tiene algunos efectos adversos. The drug has some adverse effects.

  • Los efectos adversos del medicamento sorprendieron a todos. The adverse effects of the medication surprised everyone.

  • La carrera se canceló por el clima adverso. The race was cancelled because of adverse weather.

  • Ella enfrentó condiciones adversas durante su caminata. She faced adverse conditions during her hike.

  • ¿Las condiciones fueron adversas todo el día? Were the conditions adverse all day?

  • No esperaban una retroalimentación tan adversa sobre su propuesta. They didn't expect such adverse feedback on their proposal.

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FAQ about “adverso”

How is “adverso” translated from Spanish?
“adverso” translates into English as “adverse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “adverso” mean?
Meaning of “adverso”: Perjudicial o desfavorable. In English — “adverse”.
What part of speech is “adverso”?
“adverso” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “adverso”?
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