No. 3,707 in Catalan
absolutes
The Catalan word "absolutes" means "absolute" in English, referring to something that is complete, total, or without restriction.
In a sentence
Les regles absolutes són difícils de seguir.
Absolute rules are difficult to follow.
In this context, 'absolutes' is used as an adjective modifying 'rules,' indicating rules that are non-negotiable and strict.
Ell té confiança en valors absoluts.
He has confidence in absolute values.
Here, 'absolutes' describes 'values,' referring to principles or truths understood as universally valid and unchanging.
No admeto decisions absolutes en aquest projecte.
I do not accept absolute decisions in this project.
Here, 'absolutes' characterizes 'decisions,' referring to decisions made without discussion or compromise, inherently rigid.
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