WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| insular adj | (closed to outside influence) | aislado/a adj |
| | (mentalidad) | estrecho de miras loc adj |
| | (figurado) | insular adj mf |
| | Immigrants communities are often seen as insular. |
| | Las comunidades de inmigrantes suelen estar aisladas. |
| insular adj | (relating to an island) | insular adj mf |
| | The anthropologist is studying the ancient insular cultures of Polynesia. |
| insular adj | (remote, separate) | remoto/a adj |
| | The tribe lives on an insular mountaintop. |
| insular adj | (relating to a form of Latin writing) | insular adj mf |
| | Insular script was invented in Ireland during the 7th century. |
| insular adj | (relating to medieval British art) | insular adj mf |
| | Insular art is from Ireland and Britain. |
| insular adj | (climate: temperate) | insular adj mf |
| | | tranquilo/a adj |
| | This region enjoys an insular climate. |
| | Esta región tiene un clima insular. |
| insular adj | (medicine: relating to the insula) | insular adj mf |
| | The neurologist is studying the insular cortexes of multiple primates. |
'insular' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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