experimental
“experimental” means “experimental” in Spanish (related to tests, science, or new methods).
experimental
Also: trial, innovative
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Los científicos están en una fase experimental.
A2The scientists are in an experimental phase.
Me gusta mucho el cine experimental porque es diferente.
B1I really like experimental cinema because it's different.
Este fármaco todavía es experimental y no se vende al público.
B2This drug is still experimental and is not sold to the public.
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Which of these is the correct plural form of 'experimental'?
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From the Latin 'experimentalis', which comes from 'experimentum', meaning a trial, test, or proof.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'experimental' a formal word?
It is neutral. You can use it in a science lab, a conversation about art, or a formal report without it sounding out of place.
What is the difference between 'experimento' and 'experimental'?
'Experimento' is the noun (the test itself), while 'experimental' is the adjective (describing something related to tests).
Can I use 'experimental' to describe a person?
Not usually. It is used to describe things like methods, phases, music, or projects, rather than a person's personality.