expresión

Meaning

expression

Hyphenated as

ex‧pre‧sión

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ekspɾeˈsjoŋ/

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Latin expressiōnem.

Sentences

Dende o goberno municipal defenden que é liberdade de expresión .

The government argues that it is freedom of speech.

¡ Esa expresión debe retirala!

That expression needs to be removed!

Non sei se isto atenta contra o decoro , pero é unha expresión popular.

I don't know if this takes a toll on the decorum, but it's a popular expression.

As normas e regras son a expresión observable dos valores dun sistema social particular.

Rules and norms are the observable expression of the values of a particular social system.

Son a expresión matemática da conservación de masa e de cantidade de movemento .

They are the mathematical expression of the conservation of mass and amount of motion.

Esta última é precisamente a expresión que se debe preferir para eludir a ambigüidade .

The latter is precisely the expression to be preferred in order to circumvent ambiguity.