No. 3,729 in Spanish
precariedad
The state of being unstable, insecure, or uncertain.
In a sentence
La precariedad laboral afecta a muchas personas en el mundo actual.
Job insecurity affects many people in today's world.
Here, 'precariedad' refers to the lack of stability or guarantees in employment, encompassing topics such as temporary contracts or insufficient working conditions.
Los estudiantes discutieron sobre la precariedad de los recursos en algunas escuelas.
The students discussed the scarcity of resources in some schools.
In this sentence, 'precariedad' highlights a condition of inadequacy or insufficiency, applied to the context of limited educational resources.
La precariedad emocional puede influir en la salud mental de las personas.
Emotional instability can influence people's mental health.
Here, 'precariedad' describes a state of weakness or instability, affecting well-being and emotional conditions.
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