divergent

divergente, discrepante

Que difiere de otro o de una idea, creencia o resultado esperado.

En inglés sencillo: Different from each other or from an expected idea, belief, or result.

• They have divergent views on education.
• The witnesses gave sharply divergent accounts of the accident.
• Her conclusions were divergent from those of her colleagues.

Cómo se usa: divergent from something (His interpretation was divergent from the official account.)

Sinónimos: differing, different, conflicting

Expresiones frecuentes: divergent views, divergent interests, divergent from something

divergente

Que se van alejando entre sí al moverse o crecer.

En inglés sencillo: Moving or growing farther away from each other.

• The two paths are divergent.
• The branches grew in divergent directions.
• These species developed along divergent evolutionary paths.

Sinónimos: diverging, separating

Antónimos: convergent

Expresiones frecuentes: divergent paths, divergent lines, divergent directions

divergente

En matemáticas, que no se acerca a un valor finito fijo al considerar cada vez más términos.

En inglés sencillo: Not approaching a fixed value as more numbers or terms are added or considered.

• This series is divergent.
• A divergent sequence does not approach a fixed limit.
• The calculation produced a divergent integral.

Sinónimos: nonconvergent

Antónimos: convergent

Expresiones frecuentes: divergent series, divergent sequence, divergent integral

divergente

Que hace que los rayos de luz se separen entre sí.

En inglés sencillo: Making rays of light spread apart.

• A divergent lens spreads light rays apart.
• We placed a divergent lens in front of the lamp.
• The divergent optical system produced a wider beam.

Sinónimos: diverging

Antónimos: convergent

Expresiones frecuentes: divergent lens, divergent optical system