He was lost. His mistake was turning off the path.

Translation result

Estaba perdido. Su error fue desviarse del camino. He was lost. His mistake was turning off the path.

Syntax analysis

hePersonal pronoun

beVerb, past tense

loseVerb, past participle

.Punctuation

hisPersonal pronoun

mistakeNoun, singular or mass

beVerb, past tense

turnVerb, gerund

offPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

pathNoun, singular or mass

.Punctuation

hi noun

1. an expression of greeting.

The hi was warm and welcoming, making me feel at ease in the new office. El saludo fue cálido y acogedor, haciéndome sentirme a gusto en el nuevo despacho.

The conference organizer made sure to include a personal hi on each participant's name tag to create a friendly atmosphere. El organizador de la conferencia se aseguró de incluir un saludo personal en cada tarjeta de nombre del participante para crear un ambiente amigable.

2. a state in the United States in the central Pacific on the Hawaiian Islands.

The tourists spent their vacation exploring the beautiful beaches and active volcanoes of Hi, a popular destination for nature lovers. Los turistas pasaron su vacación explorando las hermosas playas y los volcanes activos de Hilo, un destino popular para amantes de la naturaleza.

After moving from California, Sarah adjusted quickly to life on the islands of Hi, where she discovered a love for surfing and hula dancing. Después de mudarse desde California, Sarah se adaptó rápidamente a la vida en las islas de Hawái, donde descubrió un amor por el surf y el baile hawaiano.

lose verb

1. fail to keep or to maintain.

If I don't water my plants regularly, they will lose their color and start to wilt. Si no regalo agua a mis plantas con regularidad, se descolorarán y empezarán a marchitarse.

2. fail to win.

The team struggled against their rivals and ultimately lose the championship game, ending their season with disappointment. El equipo luchó contra sus rivales y perdió finalmente el partido de campeonato, lo que marcó el fin de su temporada con desilusión.

3. suffer the loss of a person through death or removal.

The family was devastated when they lost their beloved grandmother in a tragic car accident; her absence left a gaping hole in their lives. La familia se desmoronó cuando perdieron a su abuela querida en un accidente de coche trágico; su ausencia dejó un vacío profundo en sus vidas.

4. miss from one's possessions.

I was devastated when I lost my favorite necklace at the party - it had been passed down to me by my grandmother. Me desmoroné cuando perdí mi collar favorito en la fiesta - había sido heredado por mí por mi abuela.

5. allow to go out of sight or mind.

The detective lost the man he was shadowing after he had to stop at a red light Traducción de 'The detective lost the man he was shadowing after he had to stop at a red light'

Lose the crowds by climbing a mountain Traducción de 'Lose the crowds by climbing a mountain'

The lost tribe Traducción de 'The lost tribe'

6. fail to make money in a business.

After investing heavily in the startup, John's company was on the verge of losing millions of dollars due to poor management. Después de invertir grandes sumas en la start-up, la empresa de John estaba al borde de perder millones de dólares debido a una mala gestión.

7. fail to get or obtain.

She was worried that she would lose her job if she didn't meet the project deadline. Ella estaba preocupada de que perdería su trabajo si no cumplía con el plazo del proyecto.

8. fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind.

The detective struggled to lose himself in the crowd, trying not to draw attention to his investigation. El detective se esforzó por perderse en la multitud, tratando de no llamar la atención sobre su investigación.

9. withdraw, as from reality.

He lost himslef in his music Traducción de 'He lost himslef in his music'

10. be set at a disadvantage.

The team will lose momentum if they can't score in the first half, giving their opponent an early advantage. El equipo perderá momento si no pueden marcar en la primera mitad, otorgando a su oponente una ventaja temprana.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I lose.
You	You lose.
He/She/It	He/She/It loses.
We	We lose.
You	You lose.
They	They lose.

Complete conjugation.

mistake noun

1. a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance or inattention.

The pilot's mistake during takeoff caused the plane to stall and lose altitude, forcing an emergency landing. El error del piloto durante el despegue causó que el avión se estrellase y perdiera altitud, lo que obligó a un aterrizaje de emergencia.

2. an understanding of something that is not correct.

The historian's mistake about the date of the battle led to a reevaluation of the entire narrative. El error del historiador sobre la fecha de la batalla llevó a una reevaluación de toda la narrativa.

3. part of a statement that is not correct.

The professor pointed out several mistakes in the student's essay, including an incorrect date and a misleading statistic. El profesor destacó varios errores en el ensayo del estudiante, incluyendo una fecha incorrecta y un estadístico engañoso.

hi noun

1. an expression of greeting.

The hi was warm and welcoming, making me feel at ease in the new office. El saludo fue cálido y acogedor, haciéndome sentirme a gusto en el nuevo despacho.

2. a state in the United States in the central Pacific on the Hawaiian Islands.

turn verb

1. change orientation or direction, also in the abstract sense.

As I reached the fork in the road, I had to turn left to continue on the scenic route. Mientras llegaba al cruce de carretera, tuve que dar un giro a la izquierda para continuar por el recorrido panorámico.

2. undergo a transformation or a change of position or action.

The company's fortunes began to turn around after they introduced a new marketing strategy, which led to a significant increase in sales. Las fortunas de la empresa comenzaron a girar en torno después de que presentaron una nueva estrategia de marketing, lo que llevó a un aumento significativo en las ventas.

3. undergo a change or development.

As she entered adulthood, she began to turn away from her childhood fascination with superheroes and develop a passion for photography instead. Al entrar en la adultez, comenzó a apartarse de su fascinación infantil con los superhéroes y desarrollar una pasión por la fotografía en su lugar.

4. cause to move around or rotate.

The dancer's instructor turned her around so she could face the opposite direction on the stage. La instructora del bailarina la dio la vuelta para que enfrentara en sentido contrario a la dirección opuesta en el escenario.

5. change to the contrary.

The politician's stance on the issue suddenly turned when she was confronted with new evidence, and she began advocating for a different solution. La postura del político sobre el tema cambió bruscamente cuando se le presentó nueva evidencia y comenzó a promover una solución diferente.

6. pass to the other side of.

As we crossed the busy street, I turned onto Main Avenue, careful not to get hit by any cars. Mientras cruzábamos la calle concurrida, me desvíe hacia la Avenida Principal, cuidando mucho no ser atropellado por cualquier coche.

7. pass into a condition gradually, take on a specific property or attribute.

As she spent more time outdoors, her complexion began to turn a warm golden brown from being constantly exposed to the sun. Mientras pasaba más tiempo al aire libre, su complexión comenzó a tomar un tono dorado y cálido debido a estar constantemente expuesta al sol.

8. let (something) fall or spill from a container.

As I was trying to pour the juice into the glass, I accidentally turned the bottle, and it spilled all over the counter. Mientras intentaba verter el jugo en la taza, accidentalmente giré la botella y se derramó todo sobre la cuenta.

9. move around an axis or a center.

The Ferris wheel slowly turned, giving riders a panoramic view of the city. La rueda de Ferris giraba lentamente, ofreciendo a los pasajeros una vista panorámica de la ciudad.

10. cause to move around a center so as to show another side of.

The artist carefully turned the vase on its axis to reveal the intricate design on its underside. El artista cuidadosamente giró la vaso en su eje para revelar el diseño intrincado en su parte inferior.

11. to send or let go.

The coach turned the ball to the center forward, who was waiting in perfect position. El entrenador le pasó el balón al delantero centro, que esperaba en posición perfecta.

12. to break and turn over earth especially with a plow.

The farmer used his tractor to turn the soil in preparation for planting wheat in the spring. El agricultor utilizó su tractor para revolver la tierra en preparación para sembrar trigo en primavera.

13. shape by rotating on a lathe or cutting device or a wheel.

The skilled woodworker carefully turned the chunk of wood into a beautiful wooden bowl. El hábil carpintero cuidadosamente giró el trozo de madera en una hermosa taza de madera.

14. change color.

The leaves on the tree began to turn golden yellow in the fall, signaling the end of summer. Las hojas del árbol comenzaron a tornar amarillo dorado en otoño, señalizando el fin del verano.

15. twist suddenly so as to sprain.

While attempting to break in, the thief turned his ankle on the loose stone and cried out in pain. Mientras intentaba forzar la entrada, el ladrón se torció el tobillo sobre la piedra suelta y lanzó un grito de dolor.

16. cause to change or turn into something different;assume new characteristics.

The princess turned the frog into a prince by kissing him Traducción de 'The princess turned the frog into a prince by kissing him'

The alchemists tried to turn lead into gold Traducción de 'The alchemists tried to turn lead into gold'

17. accomplish by rotating.

The chef carefully turned the spatula to ensure the eggs cooked evenly in the pan. El chef cuidadosamente giró la espátula para asegurarse de que los huevos se cocinaran uniformemente en la sartén.

18. get by buying and selling.

After years of struggling to make ends meet, John finally managed to turn his life around by investing in stocks and real estate. Después de años de luchar para llegar a fin de mes, John finalmente logró dar un giro a su vida invirtiendo en acciones y bienes raíces.

19. cause to move along an axis or into a new direction.

The driver turned the wheel sharply to avoid hitting the pedestrian who had stepped off the curb. El conductor giró el volante bruscamente para evitar atropellar al peatón que había salido del acanto.""El conductor giró el volante bruscamente para evitar atropellar al peatón que había salido del bordillo.

20. channel one's attention, interest, thought, or attention toward or away from something.

As I walked into the concert hall, the lights and music suddenly turned my attention to the stage, where the band was about to start playing. Mientras caminaba hacia el salón de concierto, las luces y la música me llamaron repentinamente la atención hacia el escenario, donde la banda estaba a punto de empezar a tocar.

21. cause (a plastic object) to assume a crooked or angular form.

The sculptor carefully turned the molten plastic into a intricate, curved design that seemed to defy gravity. El escultor cuidadosamente dio forma al plástico fundido en un diseño intrincado y curvo que parecía desafiar la gravedad.

22. alter the functioning or setting of.

The pilot had to turn off the engine's ignition switch before attempting to repair it on the ground. El piloto tuvo que apagar el interruptor de encendido del motor antes de intentar repararlo en tierra.

23. direct at someone.

The coach turned her attention to the new player, urging them to take more shots during the game. El entrenador dirigió su atención hacia el nuevo jugador, instándolos a tomar más tiros durante el partido.

24. have recourse to or make an appeal or request for help or information to.

After trying to fix the issue on his own, John decided to turn to a professional plumber for assistance. Después de intentar solucionar el problema él solo, Juan decidió recurrir a un plomero profesional para obtener ayuda.

25. go sour or spoil.

The milk turned in the heat, and it was no longer safe to drink. El leche se estropeó por el calor y ya no era seguro beberla.

26. become officially one year older.

As she blew out the candles on her birthday cake, Emma turned another year older and felt grateful for all the blessings in her life. Mientras apagaba las velas en su pastel de cumpleaños, Emma cumplió otro año y se sintió agradecida por todos los bienes que tenía en su vida.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I turn.
You	You turn.
He/She/It	He/She/It turns.
We	We turn.
You	You turn.
They	They turn.

Complete conjugation.

path noun

1. a course of conduct.

After the scandal, the company's CEO was forced to take a new path by resigning and apologizing publicly for his actions. Después del escándalo, el CEO de la empresa fue obligado a tomar un nuevo camino al dimitir y disculparse públicamente por sus acciones.

2. a way especially designed for a particular use.

The hikers followed the winding path through the dense forest, carefully avoiding obstacles and enjoying the scenic views. Los senderistas siguieron el camino serpentino a través del bosque denso, cuidadosamente evitando obstáculos y disfrutando de las vistas panorámicas.

3. an established line of travel or access.

The hikers followed the well-trodden path through the forest, careful not to stray from the winding trail. Los senderistas siguieron el camino bien trillado a través del bosque, cuidadosos de no desviarse del sendero sinuoso.

4. a line or route along which something travels or moves.

The hikers followed the winding path through the dense forest, careful not to stray off the trail. Los senderistas siguieron el camino sinuoso a través del bosque denso, cuidadosos de no desviarse del sendero.