aislado



Inflexiones de 'aislado' (adj): f: aislada, mpl: aislados, fpl: aisladas
Del verbo aislar: (⇒ conjugar)
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
aislado adj (apartado, separado)isolated adj
  (place)remote adj
  (no communication with)cut off adj
 Se sentía aislado del grupo y pensaba que jamás lograría integrarse.
 She felt isolated from the group and thought she would never become integrated.
aislado adj (que ocurre una vez)isolated adj
 Hubo un caso aislado de infección en una comunidad del Norte, pero no se reportan brotes del virus.
 There was an isolated case of infection in one of the northern communities, but there are no reports of a virus outbreak.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
aislado adj (no general, separado)isolated, one-off adj
  (UK)odd adj
 No basta con un esfuerzo aislado para corregir esta situación.
 An isolated (or: one-off) effort is not enough to correct the situation.
aislado adj (en material eléctrico)insulated adj
 El equipo eléctrico está aislado de acuerdo con la normativa de seguridad.
 The electric equipment is insulated according to security regulations.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
aislar vtr (separar de un grupo)isolate vtr
  cut off vtr phrasal sep
 En la antigüedad aislaban a los enfermos de lepra.
 In ancient times, they used to isolate people with leprosy.
aislar vtr (Química: separar)isolate vtr
 En el laboratorio aislaron las moléculas de carbono.
 In the laboratory, they isolated the carbon molecules.
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Additional Translations
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aislarse v prnl (apartarse, alejarse)cut off from [sth], cut yourself off from [sth] v expr
  isolate yourself vtr + refl
 Beethoven se aisló de la sociedad a causa de su sordera.
 His deafness drew Beethoven to cut himself off from society.
aislarse v prnl (incomunicarse)cut oneself off vi phrasal
 Muchas personas deciden aislarse para disfrutar sus vacaciones.
 Many people decide to cut themselves off to enjoy their holidays.
aislarse v prnl (separar componente) (chemistry)isolate vtr
aislarse v prnl (ensimismarse)isolate, detach vtr
  cut off vi phrasal
 Te aislaste de la realidad y te perdiste en tus pensamientos.
 You detached yourself from reality and got lost in your thoughts.
aislar vtr (evitar la propagación) (heat, electricity)insulate vtr
 Hay que aislar los cables de la electricidad.
 You have to insulate the electrical wires.
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