How to Say “Cohesive” in Spanish

cohesivo
/koeˈsibo/
The English adjective cohesive is translated into Spanish as cohesivo.
Meaning: having cohesion (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

As an adjective, cohesivo must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Use the feminine form cohesiva for feminine nouns, and the feminine plural form cohesivas for multiple feminine nouns. For masculine or mixed-gender nouns, use the masculine plural form cohesivos.

How do you pronounce it?

/koeˈsibo/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, describing a group of friends as cohesivo might sound like you are discussing a chemical bond or a biological cell rather than a human relationship.
  • While English often uses 'cohesive' for both logic and grammar, Spanish distinguishes between cohesión for grammatical links and coherencia for the overall logic of an idea.
  • To describe a team that has successfully achieved unity, Spanish speakers typically use the past participle cohesionado rather than the adjective cohesivo.

Examples in context

  • El equipo se mantiene unido
    The team remains cohesive
  • Este grupo de trabajo es sólido
    This workgroup is cohesive
  • El discurso del presidente fue coherente
    The president's speech was cohesive
  • Ellos se llevan muy bien
    They get along really well
  • Este equipo de trabajo está cohesionado
    This work team is cohesive
  • Estos documentos forman un conjunto compacto
    These documents form a cohesive set
  • un grupo cohesivo
    A cohesive group
  • una estructura cohesiva
    A cohesive structure
  • Necesitamos un discurso más cohesivo.
    We need a more cohesive speech.
  • El argumento no es cohesivo.
    The argument is not cohesive.

Example conversation

Lucía and Daniel are discussing a group project for school.

  1. Lucía

    Daniel, nuestro grupo no es cohesivo.
    Daniel, our group is not cohesive.
  2. Daniel

    Tienes razón, Lucía. No nos comunicamos bien.
    You are right, Lucía. We don't communicate well.
  3. Lucía

    Debemos trabajar para ser más cohesivo.
    We must work to be more cohesive.
  4. Daniel

    Estoy de acuerdo, hablemos con todos.
    I agree, let's talk to everyone.

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