análisis
“análisis” means “analysis” in Spanish (general study or breakdown).
analysis, examination
Also: test, review
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El doctor pidió un análisis de sangre urgente.
A2The doctor ordered an urgent blood test.
El análisis de la situación económica es complejo.
B1The analysis of the economic situation is complex.
Todos los estudiantes deben presentar un análisis crítico del libro.
B2All students must submit a critical analysis of the book.
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If you need multiple blood tests, how would you correctly ask for them?
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This word comes from the Ancient Greek word 'analysis,' meaning 'a breaking up' or 'loosening.' It traveled through Latin and into Spanish, keeping its original meaning of examining something by dividing it into smaller parts.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does 'análisis' have an accent mark?
In Spanish, the accent mark on 'análisis' tells you where to put the stress when you say the word: a-NÁ-li-sis. If the stress falls on the third-to-last syllable, it needs a written accent to follow the standard rules.
Is 'análisis' feminine or masculine?
It is always masculine: 'el análisis' or 'un análisis'.