ámbito
Del latín 'ambitus' que significa 'circulación' o 'trayecto alrededor'.
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scope
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field
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environment
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domain
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area
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conceptual space
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(The term encompasses a more abstract idea that may not have a direct single-word equivalent in ENGLISH.)
The particular area, sphere, or extent within which something exists, operates, or is relevant. It often refers to a conceptual or abstract domain rather than a strictly physical space, encompassing the limits or boundaries (derived from its Latin root 'ambitus' meaning 'a going around' or 'circuit') of a subject, activity, or influence. It can be understood as the scope, field, environment, or domain of a given context.
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- Ella tiene mucha experiencia en el ámbito de la investigación científica. — She has a lot of experience in the field of scientific research.
- El debate se centró en el ámbito de las políticas públicas. — The debate focused on the realm of public policies.
- Esta ley solo aplica en el ámbito nacional. — This law only applies within the national scope.
- Es importante entender el ámbito de la responsabilidad individual. — It's important to understand the scope of individual responsibility.