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B1 noun #4,000 सबसे आम 8 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

organismo

शीर्ष 4,000

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव organismo 30 सेकंड में

व्याख्या organismo in your Level:

At the A1 level, you can think of 'organismo' simply as a technical word for 'living thing' or 'body'. You might see it in very basic science texts or health posters. For example, 'El organismo necesita agua' (The body needs water). It is important to know that it is a masculine noun ('el organismo'). You don't need to worry about the complex administrative meanings yet. Just focus on its relation to health and nature. Imagine it as a synonym for 'cuerpo' (body) but used in a slightly more 'scientific' way. When you see it, think of a human, an animal, or a plant as a whole system that needs care.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the A2 level, you start to see 'organismo' in more varied contexts, especially in health and environment topics. You will learn that it refers to the whole biological system. You might encounter phrases like 'organismos vivos' (living organisms) in simple nature descriptions. You should also begin to recognize it in news headlines referring to large groups, like 'organismos internacionales'. At this stage, the key is to distinguish between the physical body ('cuerpo') and the functional body ('organismo'). If you are talking about exercise, you use 'cuerpo'. If you are talking about how vitamins work inside you, 'organismo' is more appropriate.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

As a B1 learner, you should be comfortable using 'organismo' in both its biological and institutional senses. This is the level where you start reading more news and formal articles. You will see 'organismo' used to describe government agencies ('organismos públicos') and international bodies ('organismos internacionales' like the UN or WHO). You should be able to use it in sentences to describe how a system works. For example, 'El organismo regulador supervisa las empresas'. You also start to use it in more abstract ways, like discussing the 'organismo social' (the social organism). It is a key word for expanding your formal vocabulary.

At the B2 level, you should use 'organismo' with precision and understand its nuances in academic and professional Spanish. You will encounter it in legal texts, scientific journals, and complex political analysis. You should know common collocations like 'organismo autónomo', 'organismo consultivo', and 'organismo de control'. At this level, you understand that 'organismo' implies a certain level of structure and autonomy. You can use it to discuss complex biological processes or the intricacies of state bureaucracy. Your ability to choose between 'organismo', 'entidad', 'institución', and 'órgano' shows your advanced grasp of the language.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the C1 level, you have a deep understanding of the word 'organismo'. You can use it metaphorically and in highly specialized fields. In a philosophical or sociological discussion, you might refer to the 'organismo del estado' (the organism of the state) to discuss how different parts of society function like a living body. You understand the historical and etymological roots of the word and how it relates to concepts of organization and life. You can read complex legal frameworks where 'organismo' is defined with specific legal powers and responsibilities. You also recognize the word in literature where it might be used to describe the complex 'organismo' of a city or a family.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the C2 level, you master the word 'organismo' in all its complexity. You use it with the nuance of a native speaker in high-level academic, legal, or scientific discourse. You are aware of the subtle differences in meaning between different Spanish-speaking countries (e.g., how 'organismo' might be used in Mexican administrative law vs. Spanish administrative law). You can engage in deep debates about 'organismos genéticamente modificados' or the 'organismo institucional' of the European Union. The word is no longer just a vocabulary item but a tool for expressing sophisticated ideas about systems, life, and structure in the Spanish language.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव

organismo 30 सेकंड में

Organismo means both a living being and a formal organization or agency.
It is a masculine noun: el organismo / los organismos.
In biology, it refers to the whole functional system of a life form.
In politics, it refers to public or international entities and agencies.

The Spanish word organismo is a versatile and essential noun that every intermediate Spanish learner must master. At its core, it refers to a system of interconnected parts that function together as a whole. This concept is applied in two primary domains: biology and administration. In a biological context, an organismo is any individual living thing, ranging from a microscopic bacterium to a complex human being. In a sociological or political context, it refers to a public or private institution, agency, or body that performs specific functions within a larger system.

Biological Context: In biology, 'organismo' describes the totality of a living entity. It is the sum of its organs, tissues, and cells working in harmony to maintain life. For example, when discussing health, nutrition, or medicine, you will frequently hear about how certain substances affect the human organism.

El alcohol puede dañar gravemente el organismo si se consume en exceso.

Institutional Context: In the world of politics, law, and international relations, 'organismo' refers to a body or agency. This could be a government department, an international NGO, or a regulatory committee. It implies a structured entity with a specific mandate and a set of internal rules.

La UNESCO es un organismo especializado de las Naciones Unidas.

Understanding which sense is being used usually depends on the adjectives surrounding the word. If you see 'organismo vivo' or 'organismo humano', it is biological. If you see 'organismo internacional', 'organismo oficial', or 'organismo público', it is administrative. This distinction is crucial for reading news reports or scientific papers in Spanish.

Environmental Context: Ecologists use the word to describe how different species interact within an ecosystem. Every 'organismo' plays a role in the food chain and the balance of nature.

Cada organismo en este ecosistema es vital para la supervivencia de los demás.

El organismo estatal anunció nuevas medidas de seguridad ciudadana.

Los científicos estudian el organismo unicelular bajo el microscopio.

Using 'organismo' correctly requires an understanding of its grammatical gender and the specific collocations it forms. As a masculine noun, it is always 'el organismo' or 'los organismos'. It is frequently followed by adjectives that specify its nature. In academic writing, 'organismo' is often used to avoid repeating the word 'persona' or 'cuerpo' when discussing health in a more clinical or detached manner.

With Adjectives of Origin: When referring to institutions, adjectives like 'internacional', 'nacional', 'autónomo', or 'gubernamental' are standard. These describe the scope and legal status of the entity.

Este organismo internacional vela por los derechos humanos en todo el mundo.

In Biological Descriptions: Adjectives such as 'viviente', 'unicelular', 'pluricelular', or 'complejo' are used to categorize the type of life form being discussed.

El organismo humano es una máquina perfecta de ingeniería natural.

In more advanced usage, 'organismo' can be used metaphorically to describe a city or a society as a living thing. This 'organic' view of social structures is common in sociological texts. For instance, 'la ciudad como un organismo que respira y crece' (the city as an organism that breathes and grows).

Administrative Actions: Verbs like 'crear', 'disolver', 'financiar', and 'regular' are often paired with 'organismo' when discussing bureaucracy.

El gobierno decidió crear un nuevo organismo para combatir el cambio climático.

Nuestro organismo reacciona de forma diferente ante el estrés prolongado.

Muchos organismos acuáticos están en peligro debido a la contaminación del agua.

'Organismo' is not a word you will typically use while ordering coffee or chatting about the weather, but it is ubiquitous in formal and professional settings. If you watch the news in Spanish (like RTVE or CNN en Español), you will hear it daily. It is the standard term for referring to entities like the World Health Organization (Organización Mundial de la Salud) or local government agencies.

In the News: News anchors use it to discuss policy changes, international summits, and legal regulations. It sounds more formal and precise than 'grupo' or 'oficina'.

El organismo electoral ha confirmado los resultados de las votaciones.

In Science Documentaries: In nature shows or medical documentaries, 'organismo' is the preferred term to describe how animals, plants, and humans function. It emphasizes the biological system over the individual.

Este extraño organismo vive en las profundidades del océano sin luz solar.

In a professional workplace, especially in fields like law, medicine, or environmental science, 'organismo' is part of the core vocabulary. A doctor might talk about how a virus affects the 'organismo del paciente', while a lawyer might reference a 'organismo regulador' (regulatory body). It is a word that signals a certain level of education and professional register.

Health and Wellness: In magazines or blogs about healthy living, 'organismo' is used to talk about detoxing, metabolism, and physical health.

Es importante eliminar las toxinas de nuestro organismo bebiendo mucha agua.

Varios organismos de socorro llegaron a la zona del desastre.

El organismo judicial es independiente del poder ejecutivo.

One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make is confusing 'organismo' with 'organización' or 'órgano'. While they are related, they are not interchangeable in many contexts. 'Organismo' implies a functional system or a semi-autonomous body, whereas 'organización' is more general and 'órgano' usually refers to a specific body part or a specific branch of a larger entity.

Organismo vs. Organización: Use 'organización' for any group of people with a goal (a club, a company, a charity). Use 'organismo' for official, institutional bodies or biological entities. You wouldn't call a small local chess club an 'organismo'.

Incorrecto: Mi pequeña organismo de caridad. Correcto: Mi pequeña organización de caridad.

Organismo vs. Órgano: An 'órgano' is a component of an 'organismo'. The heart is an 'órgano', but the whole person is an 'organismo'. In government, a 'ministerio' might be an 'organismo', but a specific committee within it might be an 'órgano'.

El corazón es el órgano más importante del organismo humano.

Another common mistake is gender agreement. Because 'organismo' ends in '-o', it is masculine, but learners sometimes get confused when it refers to a group or a female-dominated institution. It is always 'el organismo'. Furthermore, don't confuse it with 'orgasmo' (orgasm), which is a completely different word and could lead to very embarrassing situations in a biology or politics class!

False Friend Caution: While 'organism' in English is almost always biological, 'organismo' in Spanish is very frequently administrative. Don't assume someone is talking about biology just because they use this word.

El organismo de control financiero revisó las cuentas.

No confundas un organismo público con una empresa privada.

Los organismos internacionales suelen tener sedes en varias ciudades.

Depending on the context, there are several words you can use instead of 'organismo' to add variety to your Spanish or to be more precise. Understanding these nuances will help you sound more like a native speaker and better understand complex texts.

Entidad: This is a very common alternative for 'organismo' in administrative and legal contexts. It refers to any distinct entity, whether it is a company, a government body, or a non-profit. It is slightly more abstract than 'organismo'.

La entidad bancaria cerró sus puertas temprano hoy.

Ser vivo: In biology, if you want to sound less technical than 'organismo', you can use 'ser vivo' (living being). This is the common term used in schools and everyday conversation to refer to animals, plants, and humans.

Todos los seres vivos necesitan oxígeno para respirar.

Institución: This is a great synonym for 'organismo' when referring to established public bodies like universities, hospitals, or government branches. It carries a sense of permanence and tradition.

Esta institución ha educado a miles de jóvenes.

Other words include 'cuerpo' (when referring to a group of people, like 'cuerpo de policía' or 'cuerpo docente'), 'agencia' (specifically for service-oriented government bodies), and 'sistema' (when focusing on the interconnected nature of the parts). Choosing the right word depends on whether you want to emphasize the life, the structure, the function, or the legal status of the entity.

El organismo legislativo aprobó la nueva ley por unanimidad.

Debemos proteger a los organismos marinos de la pesca excesiva.

El organismo humano es capaz de adaptarse a climas extremos.

How Formal Is It?

रोचक तथ्य

The word 'organismo' didn't always mean a whole living thing. In the 17th century, it was used more to describe the way parts were arranged. It wasn't until the 18th century that biology adopted it to mean an individual life form.

उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका

UK /ɔːˌɡæn.ɪz.mou/

US /ɔːr.ɡə.nɪz.moʊ/

The stress is on the penultimate syllable: or-ga-NIS-mo.

तुकबंदी

abismo cinismo mecanismo optimismo turismo bautismo egoísmo periodismo

आम गलतियाँ

Pronouncing the 'r' like an English 'r' instead of a Spanish tap.
Putting the stress on the first syllable (OR-ga-nis-mo) instead of the third.
Pronouncing the final 'o' as a 'u' sound.
Aspirating the 'p' or 't' (though not present here, learners often carry English aspiration to Spanish consonants).
Missing the 'i' sound in the third syllable.

कठिनाई स्तर

पठन 3/5

Easy to recognize because of the English cognate 'organism', but requires context to distinguish the meaning.

लिखना 4/5

Requires knowledge of formal adjectives and correct gender agreement.

बोलना 3/5

Pronunciation is straightforward but stress must be on the correct syllable.

श्रवण 3/5

Common in news and documentaries, clearly articulated usually.

आगे क्या सीखें

पूर्वापेक्षाएँ

cuerpo vida parte sistema grupo

आगे सीखें

entidad institución burocracia metabolismo legislativo

उन्नत

ente estatuto homeostasis autónomo competente

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Nouns ending in -o are typically masculine.

El organismo (not la organismo).

Adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun.

Organismos internacionales (both plural and masculine).

The preposition 'de' is used to show belonging or function.

Organismo de control.

The definite article 'el' contracts with 'a' and 'de'.

Al organismo (a + el), del organismo (de + el).

Relative clauses with 'que' can describe the function of an organismo.

Un organismo que regula el mercado.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

El organismo humano necesita comida.

The human organism needs food.

Masculine noun, 'el' is the article.

El agua es buena para el organismo.

Water is good for the body.

Used as a synonym for 'body' here.

Un organismo vivo es una planta.

A living organism is a plant.

Adjective 'vivo' agrees with 'organismo'.

Mi organismo se siente bien hoy.

My body feels good today.

Possessive adjective 'mi' is used.

El organismo de un perro es diferente.

A dog's organism is different.

Preposition 'de' shows possession.

Todo organismo necesita aire.

Every organism needs air.

'Todo' means 'every' or 'all'.

El sol da energía al organismo.

The sun gives energy to the organism.

Indirect object 'al' (a + el).

Los organismos pequeños son interesantes.

Small organisms are interesting.

Plural form 'los organismos'.

Las vitaminas ayudan a tu organismo.

Vitamins help your organism.

Verb 'ayudar' followed by 'a'.

Existen muchos organismos en el mar.

There are many organisms in the sea.

Verb 'existir' in plural.

El organismo internacional envió ayuda.

The international organization sent help.

Administrative meaning introduced.

No debemos meter tóxicos en el organismo.

We shouldn't put toxins in the body.

Negative imperative 'no debemos'.

El organismo de los insectos es simple.

The organism of insects is simple.

Genitive construction with 'de'.

Este organismo público ayuda a los pobres.

This public agency helps the poor.

Demonstrative 'este'.

El organismo reacciona al frío.

The body reacts to the cold.

Verb 'reaccionar' followed by 'al'.

Hay organismos que viven sin luz.

There are organisms that live without light.

Relative clause starting with 'que'.

El organismo legislativo aprobó la ley.

The legislative body approved the law.

Specific administrative vocabulary.

Es un organismo dependiente del gobierno.

It is an agency dependent on the government.

Adjective 'dependiente' followed by 'del'.

El organismo se adapta a la altitud.

The body adapts to the altitude.

Reflexive verb 'adaptarse'.

Trabajo para un organismo no gubernamental.

I work for a non-governmental organization.

Common phrase 'organismo no gubernamental' (ONG).

El organismo necesita tiempo para recuperarse.

The body needs time to recover.

Infinitive 'recuperarse' with 'para'.

Ese organismo oficial regula el tráfico.

That official agency regulates traffic.

Verb 'regular' means 'to regulate'.

Los virus atacan al organismo sano.

Viruses attack the healthy organism.

Personal 'a' before 'organismo' as a direct object.

El organismo electoral cuenta los votos.

The electoral body counts the votes.

Present tense 'cuenta'.

El organismo autónomo tiene su propio presupuesto.

The autonomous body has its own budget.

Specific legal term 'organismo autónomo'.

La homeostasis mantiene el equilibrio del organismo.

Homeostasis maintains the balance of the organism.

Technical biological term 'homeostasis'.

Varios organismos internacionales mediaron en el conflicto.

Several international organizations mediated in the conflict.

Preterite tense 'mediaron'.

El organismo reacciona violentamente al veneno.

The body reacts violently to the poison.

Adverb 'violentamente' modifying 'reacciona'.

Se requiere la aprobación del organismo competente.

Approval from the competent authority is required.

Passive 'se requiere'.

El organismo humano es un sistema complejo.

The human organism is a complex system.

Adjective 'complejo' agrees with 'organismo'.

Los organismos modificados genéticamente son polémicos.

Genetically modified organisms are controversial.

Commonly abbreviated as OGM.

El organismo consultivo emitió un informe.

The advisory body issued a report.

Verb 'emitir' used for official documents.

La burocracia puede asfixiar a cualquier organismo estatal.

Bureaucracy can suffocate any state agency.

Metaphorical use of 'asfixiar'.

El organismo social se ve afectado por la economía.

The social organism is affected by the economy.

Sociological use of 'organismo'.

Es imperativo fortalecer los organismos de control.

It is imperative to strengthen the control bodies.

Formal structure 'Es imperativo + infinitive'.

El organismo digiere los nutrientes con eficiencia.

The organism digests nutrients with efficiency.

Noun 'eficiencia' with preposition 'con'.

La descentralización dio poder a los organismos locales.

Decentralization gave power to local bodies.

Indirect object 'a los organismos'.

El organismo reacciona ante estímulos externos.

The organism reacts to external stimuli.

Preposition 'ante' meaning 'in the face of'.

Se cuestionó la transparencia del organismo judicial.

The transparency of the judicial body was questioned.

Passive reflexive 'se cuestionó'.

Los organismos extremófilos viven en condiciones brutales.

Extremophile organisms live in brutal conditions.

Technical term 'extremófilos'.

La arquitectura del organismo administrativo es laberíntica.

The architecture of the administrative body is labyrinthine.

Metaphorical use of 'arquitectura'.

El organismo, en su afán de supervivencia, se transmuta.

The organism, in its quest for survival, transmutes.

Literary use of 'transmuta'.

Los organismos reguladores deben ser independientes del poder político.

Regulatory bodies must be independent of political power.

Modal verb 'deben ser'.

Existe una simbiosis entre el organismo y su entorno.

A symbiosis exists between the organism and its environment.

Technical term 'simbiosis'.

El organismo rector de la universidad cambió las normas.

The university's governing body changed the rules.

Specific term 'organismo rector'.

La integridad del organismo se ve comprometida por el patógeno.

The integrity of the organism is compromised by the pathogen.

Passive voice 'se ve comprometida'.

El organismo legislativo es el pilar de la democracia.

The legislative body is the pillar of democracy.

Metaphorical use of 'pilar'.

Los organismos pluricelulares presentan una especialización celular.

Multicellular organisms exhibit cellular specialization.

Technical biological description.

समानार्थी शब्द

Ente Entidad Institución Ser vivo Cuerpo Agencia Sistema Órgano

विलोम शब्द

Materia inerte Individuo Desorganización Anarquía

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

organismo internacional

organismo público

organismo humano

organismo vivo

organismo autónomo

organismo de control

organismo rector

organismo unicelular

organismo modificado genéticamente

organismo estatal

सामान्य वाक्यांश

en el organismo

— Inside the body or within the institution.

El virus permanece en el organismo por días.

a través del organismo

— By means of the agency or throughout the body.

La sangre circula a través del organismo.

pertenecer a un organismo

— To be part of an organization.

Él pertenece a un organismo de investigación científica.

crear un organismo

— To establish a new agency.

El decreto busca crear un organismo de paz.

consultar con el organismo

— To check with the relevant authority.

Debes consultar con el organismo competente antes de viajar.

el funcionamiento del organismo

— How the body or agency works.

Entender el funcionamiento del organismo es vital para la medicina.

reacción del organismo

— The body's response.

La reacción del organismo a la vacuna fue leve.

organismo dependiente

— A subordinate agency.

Es un organismo dependiente del Ministerio de Salud.

organismo supraestatal

— An organization above the level of individual states.

La Unión Europea es un organismo supraestatal.

organismo de socorro

— Relief agency.

Los organismos de socorro ayudaron tras el terremoto.

अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है

organismo vs Organización

Organización is more general (any group), while organismo is more specific to official bodies or biological systems.

organismo vs Órgano

An órgano is a part (like the heart), while an organismo is the whole (the human).

organismo vs Orgasmo

Be very careful! This means orgasm. Confusing the two can be extremely embarrassing.

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"ser un organismo vivo"

— To be something that is constantly changing and developing (metaphorical).

El idioma es un organismo vivo que evoluciona.

Literary/Academic

"limpiar el organismo"

— To detox or get rid of bad habits/toxins.

Después de las fiestas, necesito limpiar el organismo.

Informal/Wellness

"el organismo no da para más"

— To be completely exhausted or at the limit of one's physical strength.

Estoy tan cansado que mi organismo no da para más.

Colloquial

"atacar al organismo"

— To be harmful to health.

El estrés prolongado ataca al organismo.

Neutral

"un organismo sin cabeza"

— An organization without leadership.

Tras la renuncia del director, la empresa es un organismo sin cabeza.

Metaphorical

"parte del organismo"

— To be an integral part of a system.

La tecnología ya es parte de nuestro organismo social.

Academic

"reaccionar como un solo organismo"

— To act in perfect coordination.

El equipo de fútbol reaccionó como un solo organismo.

Journalistic

"inyectar vida al organismo"

— To revitalize an institution or a person.

El nuevo presupuesto inyectó vida al organismo estatal.

Metaphorical

"el gran organismo"

— Often used to refer to the Earth or Nature as a whole (Gaia hypothesis).

La Tierra es el gran organismo que nos sustenta.

Philosophical

"organismo de fachada"

— A front organization (often for illegal activities).

Esa empresa era solo un organismo de fachada.

Journalistic/Crime

आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले

organismo vs Cuerpo

Both can mean 'body'.

Cuerpo refers to physical form or a group of people (cuerpo de policía). Organismo refers to the functional biological system or an official agency.

Tengo un tatuaje en el cuerpo. El organismo procesa la comida.

organismo vs Entidad

Both refer to institutions.

Entidad is more abstract and common in business/banking. Organismo is more common for government or international bodies.

El banco es una entidad financiera. La ONU es un organismo internacional.

organismo vs Agencia

Both can be government offices.

Agencia is usually for service-oriented offices (CIA, tax agency). Organismo is a broader term for any official body.

La agencia de viajes está cerrada. El organismo electoral es autónomo.

organismo vs Institución

Both refer to organizations.

Institución emphasizes the established, traditional nature. Organismo emphasizes the functional, systemic nature.

La familia es una institución social. El organismo regulador supervisa la ley.

organismo vs Sistema

Both imply a whole made of parts.

Sistema is the abstract concept of how things work. Organismo is the actual entity that exists.

El sistema solar es vasto. El organismo humano es una maravilla.

वाक्य संरचनाएँ

El organismo es [adjective].

El organismo es complejo.

Hay [number] organismos en [place].

Hay muchos organismos en el agua.

El organismo [adjective] decidió [verb].

El organismo oficial decidió cerrar la oficina.

Se requiere la intervención del organismo [adjective].

Se requiere la intervención del organismo competente.

El organismo, en tanto que [noun], debe [verb].

El organismo, en tanto que ente público, debe ser transparente.

La dialéctica entre el organismo y su medio [verb].

La dialéctica entre el organismo y su medio determina la evolución.

Para cuidar el organismo, es necesario [verb].

Para cuidar el organismo, es necesario comer bien.

A pesar de la burocracia, el organismo [verb].

A pesar de la burocracia, el organismo cumplió su meta.

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

organización

órgano

organizador

organigrama

क्रिया

organizar

organizarse

विशेषण

orgánico

organizado

organizativo

इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें

frequency

Very common in academic, scientific, and journalistic Spanish.

सामान्य गलतियाँ

La organismo público. → El organismo público.
Organismo is masculine, so it requires the masculine article 'el'.
Uso 'organismo' para referirme a una pequeña empresa. → Uso 'empresa' o 'negocio'.
'Organismo' is for official, public, or international entities, not small private businesses.
Confundir 'organismo' con 'órgano' en biología. → El corazón es un órgano; el humano es un organismo.
An 'organismo' is the whole individual; an 'órgano' is just one part.
Decir 'organismo' cuando se quiere decir 'cadáver'. → El cadáver fue hallado.
'Organismo' implies a functioning or living system; use 'cadáver' or 'cuerpo' for a dead body.
Pronunciar con el acento en la primera sílaba. → Or-ga-NIS-mo.
Spanish words ending in a vowel usually have stress on the penultimate syllable.

सुझाव

Use it in News

When summarizing news stories about the government, use 'organismo' to sound more authoritative and precise.

Check the Adjective

Always match the adjective gender. It’s 'organismo público', never 'organismo pública'.

Biological Focus

Use 'organismo' when talking about how food or medicine affects the whole system, not just one part.

Institutional Bodies

Remember that 'organismo' is the standard word for international bodies like WHO (OMS) or UNICEF.

Root Word

Link 'organismo' to 'organizar' (to organize). An organism is something organized.

Formal Contexts

Expect to hear this word in documentaries, news, and formal lectures.

Variety

Avoid repeating 'cuerpo' by using 'organismo' in scientific or health-related essays.

Global Spanish

This word is used identically across all Spanish-speaking countries.

Systemic Thinking

Think of an organism as a 'living system'. This covers both the biological and administrative meanings.

Stress the 'NIS'

Ensure you don't say OR-ga-nis-mo. The rhythm is or-ga-NIS-mo.

याद करें

स्मृति सहायक

Think of an ORGAN playing in a grand SYSTEM. An ORGAN-IS-MO is a system where every organ (part) has its place, whether it's a body or a government office.

दृश्य संबंध

Imagine a human body with gears inside (biological) and a government building that looks like a giant heart (administrative). Both are 'organismos'.

Word Web

Vida Cuerpo Institución Agencia Sistema Salud Gobierno Biología

चैलेंज

Try to write three sentences about your favorite animal and three sentences about a government office using the word 'organismo' in each one.

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

Derived from the Latin 'organismus', which comes from the Greek 'organon' (ὄργανον), meaning 'tool', 'instrument', or 'organ of the body'.

मूल अर्थ: Originally, it referred to the structure or arrangement of the organs in a living body.

Indo-European -> Italic -> Romance -> Spanish.

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

None. The word is technical and formal.

English speakers tend to use 'body' or 'organization' more often than 'organism'. In Spanish, 'organismo' is the preferred formal term for both.

The 'Organismo Internacional de Energía Atómica' (IAEA). Scientific texts by Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Governmental decrees in Spain and Latin America.

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वास्तविक संदर्भ

Health and Medicine

Cuidar el organismo
Toxinas en el organismo
Reacción del organismo
El organismo humano

Politics and Government

Organismo público
Organismo estatal
Organismo legislativo
Organismo de control

International Relations

Organismo internacional
Organismo no gubernamental
Organismo de socorro
Organismo supraestatal

Science and Biology

Organismo vivo
Organismo unicelular
Organismo modificado
Estudiar el organismo

Law and Administration

Organismo autónomo
Organismo competente
Organismo rector
Organismo consultivo

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"¿Crees que los organismos internacionales tienen suficiente poder hoy en día?"

"¿Qué haces para mantener tu organismo sano y con energía?"

"¿Cuál es el organismo público que mejor funciona en tu país?"

"¿Te preocupan los organismos modificados genéticamente en la comida?"

"¿Cómo crees que el organismo humano se adaptará al cambio climático?"

डायरी विषय

Reflexiona sobre cómo tu organismo reacciona cuando estás bajo mucho estrés.

Describe un organismo internacional que admires y explica por qué su labor es importante.

Si pudieras crear un nuevo organismo estatal para resolver un problema, ¿cuál sería?

Escribe sobre la importancia de proteger a los organismos marinos en nuestros océanos.

¿En qué sentido podemos decir que una gran ciudad funciona como un organismo vivo?

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No. While it is very common in biology to mean a living thing, in Spanish it is equally common to refer to government agencies or international bodies like the UN.

It is always 'el organismo'. It is a masculine noun, even if it refers to an organization with many women or a female biological entity.

Usually, no. For a private company, 'empresa' or 'entidad' is better. 'Organismo' is reserved for public, official, or international bodies.

It is a government agency that has its own legal personality and some independence from the central government, like a central bank or a state university.

In Spanish, it is 'Organismo Modificado Genéticamente', often abbreviated as OGM.

An 'organismo' is the whole agency (e.g., the Ministry of Health), while an 'órgano' is a specific part or branch within it (e.g., the Department of Vaccines).

Rarely. In informal talk, people say 'cuerpo' for their body or 'oficina/grupo' for organizations. Using 'organismo' sounds more scientific or formal.

Yes, 'los organismos' is very common, especially when talking about multiple species or various international agencies.

It means to detoxify the body, usually through diet, water, or stopping unhealthy habits.

Yes, it is a near-perfect cognate of the English 'organism', making it easy for English speakers to remember.

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