Sinónimos de effect en inglés:

effect

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nombre

1‘the effect of these changes is hard to assess’

SINÓNIMOS

result, consequence, upshot, outcome, out-turn, sequel, reaction, repercussions, reverberations, ramifications

end result, conclusion, termination, culmination, denouement, corollary, concomitant, aftermath, footprint, fruit, fruits, product, by-product

Medicina sequelae

coloquial pay-off

anticuado issue

arcaico success

ANTÓNIMOS

cause

2‘the effect of this drug can be long-lasting’

SINÓNIMOS

impact, action, effectiveness, efficacy, efficaciousness, influence

power, potency, strength, usefulness, success

3‘with effect from tomorrow’

SINÓNIMOS

force, operation, enforcement, implementation, execution, action, effectiveness

validity, lawfulness, legality, legitimacy, authenticity, legal acceptability

4‘he said ‘See you later’, or words to that effect’

SINÓNIMOS

sense, meaning, theme, drift, thread, import, purport, intent, intention, burden, thrust, tenor, significance, message

gist, essence, substance, spirit

mood, character, vein, flavour

arcaico strain

5effects‘they went through the dead man's effects’

SINÓNIMOS

belongings, possessions, personal possessions, personal effects, goods, worldly goods, chattels, goods and chattels, accoutrements, appurtenances

property, paraphernalia

luggage, baggage

Britanico rubbish

coloquial gear, tackle, kit, things, stuff, junk, bits and pieces, bits and bobs

Britanico coloquial clobber, gubbins

malsonante shit, crap

verbo

1‘the government effected a good many changes’

SINÓNIMOS

achieve, accomplish, carry out, succeed in, realize, attain, manage, bring off, carry off, carry through, execute, conduct, fix, engineer, perform, do, perpetrate, discharge, fulfil, complete, finish, consummate, conclude

cause, bring about, cause to happen, cause to occur, initiate, put in place, create, produce, make, give rise to

provoke, call forth, occasion, bring to pass

generate, originate, engender, precipitate, actuate, wreak, kindle

marginal effectuate

Frases

in effect

‘the battle had, in effect, already been won’

SINÓNIMOS

really, in reality, in truth, in fact, in actual fact, effectively, essentially, in essence, virtually, practically, in practical terms, for all practical purposes, to all intents and purposes, in all but name, all but, as good as, more or less, as near as dammit, almost, nearly, well nigh, nigh on, just about

inglés de Sudáfrica plus-minus

coloquial pretty much, pretty nearly, pretty well

to no effect

1‘his efforts were all to no effect’

SINÓNIMOS

ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious, vain, in vain, futile, to no avail, unavailing, useless, unsuccessful, non-successful, nugatory, failed, fruitless, unproductive, profitless, unprofitable, pointless, to no purpose, abortive, inadequate

arcaico for nought, bootless

marginal Sisyphean

ANTÓNIMOS

effective, successful

2‘they can bluster to their hearts' content to no effect’

SINÓNIMOS

in vain, unsuccessfully, vainly, without success, to no avail, to no purpose, ineffectually, with no result, fruitlessly, profitlessly, unproductively

ANTÓNIMOS

successfully

have an effect on

‘their behaviors have an effect on others’

SINÓNIMOS

affect, influence, exert influence on, act on, work on, condition, touch, interact with, have an impact on, impact on, take hold of, attack, infect, strike, strike at, hit

change, alter, modify, transform, form, shape, control, govern, determine, decide, guide, sway, bias

put something into effect

‘the plans have not yet been put into effect’

SINÓNIMOS

implement, apply, put into action, put into practice, execute, enact, carry out, carry through, perform, administer

fulfil, discharge, accomplish, bring about, achieve, realize, contrive, effect

enforce, impose

marginal effectuate

be in effect

‘is this law yet in effect?’

SINÓNIMOS

be in force, be in operation, act, stand, apply, be applied, run, be valid, remain valid, be current, function, be efficacious, hold good, be the case, be the order of the day, obtain, hold, be the case, be prevalent, prevail, pertain, be established

take effect

1‘these measures will take effect on 23rd November’

SINÓNIMOS

come into force, come into operation, come into being, begin, become operative, become valid, become law, apply, be applied

ANTÓNIMOS

lapse

2‘the drug started to take effect’

SINÓNIMOS

work, act, be effective, produce results, have the desired effect, be efficacious

ANTÓNIMOS

wear off