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fatal Meaning in Spanish (fatal significado en español)

fatal, mortal, decisivo
Sinónimos:letal
fatal in English:fatal
IPA:fəˈtɑːl
Phonetic:fəˈtɑːl
Plural: fatals
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de fatal en español es fatal, mortal, decisivo. (Que causa la muerte.)

Usage Note: The word 'fatal' is an adjective in English and is often used in Spanish with the same meaning, especially in formal contexts or when referring to serious consequences. It can also be translated as 'mortal' when referring to death, or 'decisivo'/'crítico' when referring to failure.

Definitions of Fatal

  1. 1
    adjective
    mortal

    Describing an event, illness, or injury that results in death.

    Que causa la muerte.

  2. 2
    adjective
    decisivo

    Describing a mistake or flaw that causes something to fail completely.

    Que causa un fracaso o ruina completa.

Example Sentences

casual

“The accident proved fatal for the driver.”

El accidente resultó mortal para el conductor.

business

“A fatal error in the system caused the entire network to crash.”

Un error fatal en el sistema provocó el colapso de toda la red.

formal

“The doctor delivered the fatal news to the family.”

El doctor dio la fatal noticia a la familia.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

mortalletaldecisivo

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

levesaludableindiferente

In English:

harmlessbenignnon-fatal

Inflected Word Forms

nounfatality
adverbfatally

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

fatal errorcollocation

A mistake that causes complete failure.

fatal blowexpression

An event or action that causes someone or something to fail or die.