Causal
11causal — CAUSAL, ALE. adj. Voyez Causatif, ive …
12causal — (adj.) 1530s, from L. causalis relating to a cause, from causa (see CAUSE (Cf. cause)). Causality is recorded from c.1600 …
13causal — adj. 2 g. 1. Que dá a razão, que indica a causa. • s. f. 2. Causa, motivo, origem …
14causal — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ relating to or acting as a cause. DERIVATIVES causally adverb. ORIGIN Latin causalis, from causa cause …
15causal — [kôz′əl] adj. [ME causel < LL causalis] 1. of a cause or causes 2. being or involving a cause 3. relating to cause and effect 4. expressing a cause or reason n. a word expressing a cause, as since, therefore, for causally adv …
16causal — ► adjetivo 1 De la causa: ■ relación causal. 2 GRAMÁTICA Se aplica a las oraciones que expresan la causa de la principal. 3 GRAMÁTICA Se refiere a las conjunciones que unen estas oraciones con la principal. * * * causal adj. De [la] causa o [las] …
17causal — adjective Date: circa 1530 1. expressing or indicating cause ; causative < a causal clause introduced by since > 2. of, relating to, or constituting a cause < the causal agent of a disease > 3. involving causation or a cause < the… …
18causal — adj m y f y s f 1 Que causa determinado efecto o produce cierto resultado: agente causal, factor causal, una causal de divorcio 2 (Gram) Tratándose de oraciones, la subordinada circunstancial que indica la causa de la acción significada en la… …
19causal — caus|al [ˈko:zəl US ˈko: ] adj 1.) relating to the connection between two things, where one causes the other to happen or exist →↑cause causal relationship/link/factor etc ▪ a causal relationship between unemployment and crime 2.) technical a… …
20causal — caus|al [ kɔzl ] adjective * 1. ) FORMAL if there is a causal connection or relationship between two events, one event causes the other: They long ago established a causal link between smoking and lung cancer. 2. ) LINGUISTICS a causal… …
