Usage pattern:
vki/vmi dominanciája vmiben/vhol; dominancia vki/vmi felett
Meaning
Power or control over others
Themes
social_power
|control
|influence
|market_power
|competition
|politics
|business
Definition
The state of having more power, control, or influence than others, especially in a social, political, or economic situation.
Usage pattern:
dominancia vmivel szemben; dominanciát mutat vmivel szemben
Meaning
Genetic dominance of an allele
Themes
genetics
|inheritance
|alleles
|biology
|traits
|science
|education
Definition
In genetics, the relationship between alleles in which the effect of one allele is expressed in the organism’s traits and hides or overrides the effect of another allele at the same locus.
Usage pattern:
dominancia vki/vmi felett; dominanciát mutat/érvényesít
Meaning
High rank in a social hierarchy
Themes
animal_behavior
|social_hierarchy
|rank
|ethology
|resources
|animals
|relationships
Definition
The state of having higher rank in a social hierarchy, especially among animals, which allows an individual to control access to resources, space, or mates.
Usage pattern:
dominancia és alávetettség; szexuális dominancia
Meaning
Controlling role in BDSM
Themes
bdsm
|sexuality
|consent
|roles
|relationships
|power_exchange
|health
Definition
In sexual or BDSM contexts, the role or behavior of a person who takes controlled power over a consenting partner’s actions and experiences.
Usage pattern:
vmi dominanciája vmiben/vhol
Meaning
Being more common or noticeable
Themes
prevalence
|influence
|language
|culture
|media
|internet
|core_vocabulary
Definition
The state of one type, style, or feature being more common, visible, or important than others in a particular area or period.
Usage pattern:
valaki/valami dominanciája a piacon/egy területen; piaci dominancia
Meaning
clear superiority in competition
Themes
competition
|sport
|market
|business
|success
|advantage
|sports
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A situation in which one person, team, company, or group is much stronger and more successful than others in a particular activity, sport, market, or field.
