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defect Significado & definición

0 a fault or problem in something or someone that spoils that thing or person or causes it, him, or her not to work correctly -- defecto
- All the company’s aircraft have been grounded, after a defect in the engine cooling system was discovered.
- There are so many defects in our education system.
- It’s a character defect in her that she can’t ever admit she’s wrong.
- She suffers from a heart/sight/speech defect.
- The drug has been shown to cause birth defects.
- Cystic fibrosis is caused by a genetic defect.
1 to leave a country, political party, etc., especially in order to join an opposing one -- desertar, defeccionar
- When the national hockey team visited the US, half the players defected.
- The British spy, Kim Philby, defected to the Soviet Union/defected from Britain in 1963.
2 a fault or imperfection -- defecto [ masculine ]
- a defect in the fabric un defecto en la tela
- a character defect un defecto de carácter

He was given partial amnesty after he defected with about 10,000 supporters in 1996.
The case of the hormone-treated meat shows, yet again, just how many defects and injustices that treaty contains.
I hope that, as it is the first one, you will look tolerantly upon its defects and support it.
Therefore, we need to look at the defects in the system and in its application, without destroying the usefulness of this warrant.
Nevertheless, this report reveals a major defect: it is blatantly federalist in persuasion.
The vehicle manifested serious defects and the animals' passports were forgeries, as the dogs had not reached the legally required age for transport.
However, it should not lead to a situation a minor defect is viewed as a further violation of the principle of durability.
I am aware that there are unmistakeable defects in even this compromise.