vital meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| vital adjective | brisk [brisker, briskest](full of spirit of life) vital(relating to, or characteristic of life) |
| vitalicio adjective | lifelong(extending for the entire duration of life) |
| vitalidad noun {f} | vitality [vitalities](the capacity to live and develop) |
| vitalismo noun {m} | vitalism(doctrine that life involves a "vital force") |
| vitalista adjective | vitalist(of or espousing vitalism) |
| vitalista noun {m} {f} | vitalist [vitalists](someone who believes in vitalism) |
| ciclo vital noun {m} | life cycle [life cycles](course of stages through which an organism passes) lifespan [lifespans](length of time for which an organism lives) |
| constantes vitales noun {f-Pl} | vital signs(set of measurements of a patient's condition) |
| panvitalismo noun {m} | panvitalism(belief that all things are part of a single living universe) |
| revitalización noun {f} | revitalization(act of revitalizing) |
| revitalizar verb | revitalise(to give new life, energy, activity or success) |
| testamento vital noun | living will(document giving durable power of attorney to a surrogate decision-maker for healthcare purposes) |
| órgano vital noun {m} | vital organ(organ which performs an important function) |
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