No. 6,852 in Spanish

darwin

In Spanish, "Darwin" is typically a proper noun referring to Charles Darwin, the naturalist, and does not have a distinct definition.

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Darwin estudió las teorías de la evolución.
Darwin studied the theories of evolution.
'Darwin' in this case is used as a proper noun referring to the scientist Charles Darwin.
El principio de selección natural, propuesto por Darwin, tiene implicaciones profundas.
The principle of natural selection, proposed by Darwin, has profound implications.
'Darwin' is used as a historical figure to attribute a concept or idea in this case.
En la literatura, 'darwinismo' explora más que las ciencias, incluye contextos psicológicos y sociales.
In literature, 'darwinism' explores more than sciences; it includes psychological and social contexts.
'Darwin' is the root for the derived term 'darwinismo', showing association with the scientist's theories.

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