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Qué significa “debate” en español

EE. UU. /dɪˈbeɪt/

debate en español: debatir, discutir, considerar, sopesar, debate, discusión

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DEBATIR UN TEMAB2

debatir, discutir

Hablar sobre distintas opiniones acerca de un asunto o propuesta, normalmente antes de decidir.

En inglés sencillo: To discuss different views about a question or proposal, often before making a decision.

  • The council will debate the plan tomorrow.
  • Members debated whether to close the school.
  • They have debated this issue for years.

Cómo se usa: debate something with someone (We debated the proposal with the local council.)

Sinónimos: discuss, argue about

Expresiones frecuentes: debate an issue, debate a proposal, debate with someone

VALORAR OPCIONESB2

considerar, sopesar

Pensar detenidamente en las distintas posibilidades antes de decidir qué hacer.

En inglés sencillo: To think carefully about different choices before deciding what to do.

  • I debated whether to call him.
  • She is debating taking a year off.
  • We debated where to spend our holiday.

Cómo se usa: debate whether to do something (I debated whether to accept the offer.); debate doing something (She debated moving to a smaller apartment.)

Sinónimos: consider, think over, weigh up

Expresiones frecuentes: debate whether to, debate what to, debate the options

DEBATE PÚBLICOB2

debatir

Defender una opinión frente a otra persona, especialmente en un debate organizado ante el público.

En inglés sencillo: To argue for a view against another person, especially in an organized public discussion.

  • The candidates will debate tonight.
  • She debated her opponent before a large audience.
  • Our students debate against teams from other schools.

Cómo se usa: debate with someone (She debated with another candidate on television.); debate someone (The mayor agreed to debate his opponent.)

Sinónimos: argue, dispute

Expresiones frecuentes: debate an opponent, debate with someone, debate against someone

sustantivo

DISCUSIÓNB1

debate

Conversación en la que se examinan distintas opiniones sobre un tema.

En inglés sencillo: A discussion in which people consider different opinions about a subject.

  • The plan started a debate.
  • There is growing debate about how we use water.
  • Her article added a new idea to the public debate.

Cómo se usa: debate about/over something (The debate over school meals continues.)

Sinónimos: discussion

Expresiones frecuentes: public debate, debate about something, debate over something

DEBATE FORMALB2

debate

Discusión organizada donde se presentan opiniones contrarias, a menudo antes de votar o decidir.

En inglés sencillo: An organized discussion where people present opposing views, often before a vote or decision.

  • The debate lasted two hours.
  • Both candidates spoke in the televised debate.
  • After several debates, members voted to accept the proposal.

Cómo se usa: debate on something (The committee held a debate on the new rules.)

Sinónimos: discussion

Expresiones frecuentes: hold a debate, parliamentary debate, debate on something

DISCUSIÓN ANIMADAB2

debate, discusión

Conversación animada, pero generalmente respetuosa, entre personas que no están de acuerdo.

En inglés sencillo: A lively but usually polite conversation between people who disagree.

  • We had a friendly debate.
  • Dinner ended with a debate over which film to watch.
  • Their debates are lively, but nobody gets angry.

Cómo se usa: debate about/over something (We had a lively debate about the best holiday destination.)

Sinónimos: discussion, argument

Expresiones frecuentes: lively debate, friendly debate, debate over something

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