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English and Spanish Translation Search Results for quicksilver

Summary

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quicksilver:
- mercurio; adorno; azogue; argento vivo
Wiktionary:
- quicksilver → Mercurio
- quicksilver → mercurio

English

Detailed Translations for quicksilver from English to Spanish

quicksilver:

quicksilver [the ~] noun

the quicksilver (mercury)
el mercurio; el adorno; el azogue; el argento vivo
- mercurio [el ~] noun
- adorno [el ~] noun
- azogue [el ~] noun
- argento vivo [el ~] noun

Translation Matrix for quicksilver:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
adorno	mercury; quicksilver	adornment; attire; beautification; buttonhole; corsage; costume; decor; decorating; decoration; drapery; dress; décor; equipment; finery; garnishing; gear; glory; kit; ornament; outfit; splendor; splendour; stage decoration; stage setting; trappings; wear
argento vivo	mercury; quicksilver
azogue	mercury; quicksilver
mercurio	mercury; quicksilver	mercury
-	Hg; atomic number 80; hydrargyrum; mercury
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	erratic; fickle; mercurial

Synonyms for "quicksilver":

erratic; fickle; mercurial; changeable; changeful
mercury; hydrargyrum; Hg; atomic number 80; metallic element; metal

Related Definitions for "quicksilver":

liable to sudden unpredictable change¹
- a quicksilver character, cool and willful at one moment, utterly fragile the next¹
a heavy silvery toxic univalent and bivalent metallic element; the only metal that is liquid at ordinary temperatures¹

Wiktionary Translations for quicksilver:

quicksilver

noun

mercury
- quicksilver → Mercurio

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• quicksilver	→ mercurio	↔ kwikzilver — een metaal dat vloeibaar is bij kamertemperatuur
• quicksilver	→ mercurio	↔ Quecksilber — ein chemisches Element mit der Ordnungszahl 80, das zur Serie der Übergangsmetalle gehört
• quicksilver	→ mercurio	↔ mercure — chimie\|nocat=1 élément chimique de numéro atomique 80 et de symbole Hg qui fait partie des métal de transition.

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