Description

Insecticide resistance refers to the ability of insects to survive exposure to chemicals that are intended to kill them. This phenomenon can lead to increased pest populations and challenges in pest management strategies.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters should be aware that the term 'resistencia a los insecticidas' may be used in various contexts, particularly in agriculture and public health. Avoid colloquial terms that may not be understood in formal discussions, and ensure clarity when discussing the implications of insecticide resistance.

Example Sentences

EN: Insecticide resistance is becoming a significant issue in agricultural pest management.

ES: La resistencia a los insecticidas se está convirtiendo en un problema significativo en el manejo de plagas agrícolas.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing 'insecticide resistance' with 'pesticide resistance'; mispronouncing 'insecticidas' as 'insecticidas' with incorrect emphasis; mixing up related terms like 'plagas' and 'insectos'.