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positive (EN)
būdvardis, daiktavardis

būdvardis “positive”

pagr. forma positive (more/most)
  1. teigiamas
    The new program had a positive impact on the community by providing job opportunities.
  2. optimistiškas
    Despite the challenges, she remained positive and continued to pursue her dreams.
  3. tikras
    He was positive that he had left his wallet at home, but it was actually in his bag.
  4. teigiamas (reiškiantis „taip“)
    She gave a positive response when asked if she would join the team.
  5. (medicinoje) rodantis ligos ar būklės buvimą tyrime
    The test results came back positive for the flu virus, so she stayed home from work.
  6. (dalykinėje kalboje) didesnis už nulį
    In the equation, x must be a positive number.
  7. (fizikos ar chemijos krūvio) turintis teigiamą elektros krūvį
    In the atom, protons have a positive charge, while electrons are negative.
  8. (fotografijoje) vaizduojantis vaizdą taip, kaip jis atrodo realybėje, o ne atvirkščiai kaip negatyvas
    He developed the negatives into positive prints to see the final images.
  9. (gramatikoje) būdamas būdvardžio ar prieveiksmio pagrindine forma, ne lyginamuoju ar aukščiausiuoju laipsniu
    In "big," "big" is the positive form.

daiktavardis “positive”

vns. positive, dgs. positives
  1. privalumas
    There are many positives to working remotely, such as flexibility and reduced commute times.
  2. teigiamas (medicininio testo rezultatas)
    The doctor informed him that the positive meant he needed further treatment.
  3. (fotografijoje) vaizdas, rodantis tikrą šviesą ir šešėlį, o ne atvirkštinį kaip negatyvas
    She carefully developed the positives from the old film rolls.
  4. (gramatikoje) būdvardžio ar prieveiksmio pagrindinė forma, ne lyginamoji ar aukščiausioji.
    The adjective "fast" is the positive, "faster" is comparative, and "fastest" is superlative.