status
658
2.9
- noun
- /ˈsteɪtəs/
:
estado
- We need to check the status of the application to see if it has been approved.
- current status
- health status
- immigration status
This is changing the very status of things.
- This is changing the very status of things.
- And what is your current status in your brain health?
- It is changing because what, what actually the status quo isn't delivering.
- The S corporation status is the tax filing status only.
- So I'm not sure on the state or the status of this dispute at this moment.
- Jot down your health, what status is it in?
- So that's the status of the search for black hole echoes.
- What you're in control of is your mental status to when that happens.
Examples
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The association between years of education, health status, and health behaviors is extremely strong.
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For example, Clara described how her status as a full-time student precluded her from seeking full-time employment.
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And what is your current status in your brain health?
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But we can also ask about the status of these questions.
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Then he gave a short report on the status of the Central Park murder case.
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My current relationship status meets my needs.
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The differences are usually determined by the status of the individual within the university.
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Therefore, the oral and periodontal status of the involved women is largely unknown.
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Findings on the relationship between neighborhood food environment variables and weight status have differed considerably across studies.
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We found no associations between socioeconomic status and colon cancer care or survival in Toronto.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
∞
1.9
The conditions someone or something is in at a time
∞
1.6
The condition of someone or something at a particular time
893
2.1
How good or bad something is at a particular time
174
3.9
A setting on a device that changes how it works
33
3.4
The general situation at a certain time
Compounds
- Formal
22
3.9
A position under the law for a person, group, or thing, for example a citizen
- Formal
1
4.9
A higher position that an organization gives to people with more years of work or experience
- Specialized
1
9.3
A serious condition when a person has ongoing seizures without waking, risking brain damage
A United Nations group that works for equal rights for women worldwide
- Australian
A record that shows whether a vehicle is legally registered to drive on public roads
- Specialized
A severe asthma attack that does not get better with usual treatment and may be life-threatening
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Status comes from the Latin word status meaning 'standing', from stare 'to stand', the same idea as the English word 'stand'. So when we talk about someone's medical status or a project's financial status, we mean its condition or 'standing' at that time.