💯saturation (sáturneishon)

noun
ˌsætʃəˈreɪʃən
saturación (saturacion)

Meaning

The state of being saturated; the degree or extent to which something is dissolved or absorbed
The state or process that occurs when no more of something can be absorbed, combined with, or added
Fullness or complete state, creating excessive pressure in any place or system.
Traducción del significado
El estado de estar completamente lleno o absorbido por algo
El estado de estar completamente lleno o absorbido por algo

Oraciones de ejemplo

The saturation of the market with similar products reduced sales.

La saturación del mercado con productos similares redujo las ventas.
La saturacion del mercado con productos similares redujo las ventas.

Market saturation limits the potential for growth in certain industries.

La saturación del mercado limita el potencial de crecimiento en ciertas industrias.
La saturacion del mercado limita el potencial de crecimiento en ciertas industrias.

The city's roads have reached saturation due to high vehicle numbers.

Las carreteras de la ciudad han alcanzado saturación debido a la alta cantidad de vehículos.
Las carreteras de la ciudad han alcanzado saturación debido a la alta cantidad de vehículos.

Synonyms

overload, maximum, fullness, completion, peak, limit, capacity, Overload, Full Capacity, Excess
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overload, maximum
Entrada 2
fullness, completion, maximum, peak, limit, capacity
Entrada 3
Overload, Full Capacity, Excess

Antonyms

emptiness, insufficiency, depletion, shortage, scarcity, deficiency, void, Deficiency, Scarcity, Insufficiency
Entrada 1
emptiness, insufficiency
Entrada 2
depletion, emptiness, shortage, scarcity, deficiency, void
Entrada 3
Deficiency, Scarcity, Insufficiency

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