paradigm

Idioma: es

🇬🇧 /ˈpærəˌdaɪm/ 🇺🇸 /ˈpɛrəˌdaɪm/

📖 Definiciones

noun
paradigma; Paradigma; paradigma; paradigma; argumento por analogía; paradigma

EN: A typical example, pattern, or model of something; an archetype or exemplar that serves as a standard.; A framework of concepts, theories, and methods that constitutes a way of viewing reality within a particular discipline, especially in science (as coined by Thomas Kuhn).; A set of linguistic forms that are related by inflection, such as the different forms of a verb or noun (e.g., sing, sings, sang, sung, singing).; A worldview or a set of assumptions, beliefs, and values that shape how an individual or group perceives and interprets the world.; In rhetoric, a form of argument or illustration that uses a specific example to support a general conclusion; an analogy or comparison.; A standard or pattern, especially one that is widely accepted or established as a norm in a particular field or context.

🔗 Detalles

Formas de la palabra

contable Plural: paradigms

Colocaciones

paradigm shiftparadigm changenew paradigmdominant paradigmparadigm ofwithin a paradigm

Derivados

paradigmaticparadigmatically

Sinónimos

modelframeworkpatternarchetypestandardexample

Palabras confundidas

model

EN: 'Model' is broader and can refer to a physical representation or a person; 'paradigm' specifically refers to a conceptual framework or set of assumptions underlying a discipline.

es: 'Model' es más amplio y puede referirse a una representación física o a una persona; 'paradigm' se refiere específicamente a un marco conceptual o conjunto de supuestos subyacentes en una disciplina.

framework

EN: 'Framework' emphasizes structural organization; 'paradigm' emphasizes the underlying worldview or set of beliefs that shape how something is understood.

es: 'Framework' enfatiza la organización estructural; 'paradigm' enfatiza la visión del mundo subyacente o el conjunto de creencias que moldean cómo se entiende algo.

Consejos de ortografía

EN: Remember the silent 'g' at the end: 'paradigm' not 'paradign'. The second syllable uses 'a' (par-a-digm), not 'e'.

es: Recuerda la 'g' muda al final: 'paradigm' no 'paradign'. La segunda sílaba usa 'a' (par-a-digm), no 'e'.

💬 Ejemplos

The company's success became a paradigm for other startups to follow.

El éxito de la empresa se convirtió en un paradigma para otras startups.
Einstein's theory of relativity represented a paradigm shift in physics.

La teoría de la relatividad de Einstein representó un cambio de paradigma en la física.
The paradigm of the Latin verb 'amare' includes amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, and amant.

El paradigma del verbo latino 'amare' incluye amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis y amant.
The cultural paradigm of the Victorian era emphasized strict moral codes and social hierarchies.

El paradigma cultural de la era victoriana enfatizaba códigos morales estrictos y jerarquías sociales.
The speaker used the paradigm of the tortoise and the hare to argue that persistence outweighs speed.

El orador utilizó la analogía de la liebre y la tortuga para argumentar que la perseverancia supera a la velocidad.
The Newtonian paradigm dominated scientific thought for over two centuries.

El paradigma newtoniano dominó el pensamiento científico durante más de dos siglos.