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    Resources Translator Alex grew up in France, but now he lives in Italy.

Alex grew up in France, but now he lives in Italy.

Translation result
Alex creció en Francia, pero ahora vive en Italia. Alex grew up in France, but now he lives in Italy.


alex noun


grow verb

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

The team's confidence grew as they won game after game in the tournament. La confianza del equipo creció a medida que ganaban partido tras partido en el torneo.

2. become larger, greater, or bigger.

The company's profits began to grow rapidly after they launched their new marketing campaign. Los beneficios de la empresa comenzaron a crecer rápidamente después de lanzar su nueva campaña publicitaria.

3. increase in size by natural process.

As the seasons changed, the seedlings began to grow into sturdy young plants that would eventually produce their own flowers and seeds. Mientras cambiaban las estaciones, los semilleros comenzaron a crecer en plantas jóvenes y robustas que eventualmente producirían sus propias flores y semillas.

4. cause to grow or develop.

The farmer decided to use organic fertilizers to grow healthier crops and reduce environmental pollution. El agricultor decidió utilizar abonos orgánicos para cultivar cultivos más saludables y reducir la contaminación ambiental.

5. develop and reach maturity.

The seedling will grow into a strong and healthy tree with proper care and nourishment. El semillero crecerá en un árbol fuerte y sano con cuidado y nutrición adecuados.

6. come into existence.

The new technology will grow to revolutionize the way we live and work in the next decade. La nueva tecnología crecerá para revolucionar la forma en que vivimos y trabajamos en el próximo década.

7. cultivate by growing, often involving improvements by means of agricultural techniques.

The farmer decided to grow organic tomatoes in his backyard garden, using compost and mulch to improve soil quality. El agricultor decidió cultivar tomates orgánicos en su jardín de patio posterior, utilizando composto y madera picada para mejorar la calidad del suelo.

8. come to have or undergo a change of (physical features and attributes).

As she entered her teenage years, Emma's hair began to grow longer and curlier, revealing a more mature look. Mientras entraba en sus años adolescentes, el cabello de Emma comenzó a crecer más largo y rizado, revelando un aspecto más maduro.

9. grow emotionally or mature.

After going through therapy, she began to grow and develop emotional resilience, allowing her to cope with challenges more effectively. Después de pasar por terapia, comenzó a crecer y desarrollar una resistencia emocional, lo que le permitió abordar desafíos con mayor eficacia.

10. become attached by or as if by the process of growth.

As she spent more time with her new family, Emma began to grow closer to them, feeling a sense of belonging that she had never known before. Mientras pasaba más tiempo con su nueva familia, Emma comenzó a acercarse a ellos, sintiendo un sentido de pertenencia que nunca había conocido antes.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I grow.
You
You grow.
He/She/It
He/She/It grows.
We
We grow.
You
You grow.
They
They grow.
Complete conjugation.

france noun

1. a republic in western Europe.

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in France, attracting millions of tourists every year. La Torre Eiffel es uno de los monumentos más icónicos de Francia, atrae millones de turistas cada año.
The French cuisine and wine culture are renowned globally, with many restaurants in France offering exquisite dining experiences. La cultura de la cocina y el vino franceses son famosas a nivel global, con muchos restaurantes en Francia que ofrecen experiencias culinarias exquisitas.

2. French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924).

The literary critic praised Marcel France's masterpiece, "In Search of Lost Time", for its intricate exploration of human memory and experience. El crítico literario elogió la obra maestra de Marcel Proust, 'En busca del tiempo perdido', por su minuciosa exploración de la memoria y la experiencia humanas.
At the book club meeting, the group discussed how Marcel France's use of stream-of-consciousness narration in "Swann's Way" created a sense of intimacy with the reader. En la reunión del club de lectura, el grupo discutió cómo la utilización por parte de Marcel Proust de la narrativa en flujo de conciencia en "El camino de Swann" creó un sentido de intimidad con el lector.

now adverb

1. in the historical present.

The historian wrote about the events that occurred now, exactly as they unfolded in 1066. El historiador escribió sobre los eventos que ocurrieron ahora, exactamente como se desarrollaron en 1066.

2. in these times.

We're living in a digital age now, and it's changing the way we communicate with each other. Vivimos en una era digital ahora, y está cambiando la forma en que nos comunicamos entre nosotros.

3. used to preface a command or reproof or request.

Now, stop procrastinating and get back to work! The professor's stern tone made it clear that she meant business. Ahora, detenga la procrastinación y regrese al trabajo. El tono severo del profesor hizo que fuera claro que ella quería negocios en serio.

4. at the present moment.

**Now** is the perfect time to start planning our vacation, before prices rise. «Ahora es el momento perfecto para empezar a planificar nuestra vacación, antes de que los precios suban.»

5. without delay or hesitation.

We must act now to prevent further damage from the hurricane, so let's evacuate the area immediately. Hay que actuar ahora para evitar más daño del huracán, así que evacuemos el área inmediatamente.

6. (prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity.

Now that the project is complete, we can focus on planning the next one. Ahora que el proyecto está completo, podemos enfocarnos en planificar el siguiente.

7. in the immediate past.

I just finished my homework, and now I'm feeling relieved. Acabo de terminar mi tarea y ahora me siento aliviado.

line noun

1. a formation of people or things one beside another.

The crowd waiting to get into the concert formed a long line that snaked around the block, with people from all ages and backgrounds waiting patiently for their turn. La multitud que esperaba para entrar al concierto formó una larga cola que serpenteó por la calle, con personas de todas las edades y orígenes esperando pacientemente su turno.

2. a mark that is long relative to its width.

The artist used a fine line to draw the intricate details on the portrait, creating a sense of precision and delicacy. El artista utilizó una línea fina para dibujar los detalles intrincados en el retrato, creando un sentido de precisión y delicadeza.

3. a formation of people or things one behind another.

The concertgoers formed a long line outside the venue, waiting patiently to get in. Los conciertos formaron una larga cola afuera del lugar, esperando pacientemente para entrar.

4. a length (straight or curved) without breadth or thickness.

The architect carefully drew a straight line across the blueprint to mark the boundary between the two rooms. El arquitecto dibujó con cuidado una línea recta en el plano para marcar la frontera entre las dos habitaciones.

5. text consisting of a row of words written across a page or computer screen.

The novel's opening line, "It was a dark and stormy night," set the tone for the rest of the story. La línea inicial de la novela, "Era una noche oscura y tormentosa", estableció el tono para el resto de la historia.

6. a single frequency (or very narrow band) of radiation in a spectrum.

The astronomer carefully analyzed the emission line in the star's spectrum to determine its chemical composition. El astrónomo analizó cuidadosamente la línea de emisión en el espectro de la estrella para determinar su composición química.

7. a fortified position (especially one marking the most forward position of troops).

The enemy forces were positioned behind the front line, preparing for an all-out assault on our defenses. Fuerzas enemigas se encontraban posicionadas detrás de la línea del frente, preparándose para un asalto a fondo contra nuestras defensas.

8. a course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood.

The philosopher presented a compelling line of argumentation to prove that free will is an illusion, leaving many in the audience convinced of its validity. El filósofo presentó una línea de argumentación convincente para demostrar que el libre albedrío es una ilusión, lo que llevó a muchos en el público a convencerse de su validez.

9. a conductor for transmitting electrical or optical signals or electric power.

The telecommunications company installed a new fiber-optic line to increase internet speeds in the rural area. La empresa de telecomunicaciones instaló una nueva línea óptica de fibra para aumentar las velocidades de Internet en el área rural.

10. a connected series of events or actions or developments.

The company's financial struggles were part of a long line of mismanagement, dating back to the previous CEO's tenure. Las dificultades financieras de la empresa formaban parte de una larga línea de malgestión, que databa desde el mandato del anterior ejecutivo.

11. a spatial location defined by a real or imaginary unidimensional extent.

The hikers followed the line of the mountain ridge, careful not to venture too far from the path. Los excursionistas siguieron la línea del cerro, cuidadoso de no aventurarse demasiado lejos del camino.

12. a slight depression or fold in the smoothness of a surface.

His face has many lines Traducción de 'His face has many lines'
Ironing gets rid of most wrinkles Traducción de 'Ironing gets rid of most wrinkles'

13. a pipe used to transport liquids or gases.

The plumber had to replace the old water line in the kitchen sink, which was leaking and causing damage to the surrounding walls. El plomero tuvo que reemplazar la línea de agua antigua en el fregadero de la cocina, que estaba derramando y causando daños a las paredes circundantes.

14. the road consisting of railroad track and roadbed.

The freight train rumbled along the line, carrying goods from one end of the country to the other. El tren de mercancías rugió a lo largo de la vía, transportando bienes desde un extremo al otro del país.

15. a telephone connection.

Can you hold on while I try to get through on this line, my call has been put on hold for hours. Puedes esperar un momento mientras intento conectarme en esta línea, mi llamada ha estado pendiente durante horas.

16. acting in conformity.

The new employee was expected to toe the company line and follow established procedures without questioning them. El nuevo empleado se esperaba que sigiera la línea de la empresa y siguiera los procedimientos establecidos sin cuestionarlos.

17. the descendants of one individual.

The king's line has been ruling the kingdom for generations, and it's time to introduce some fresh blood into the royal family. La línea del rey ha estado gobernando el reino durante generaciones, y es hora de introducir sangre fresca en la familia real.

18. something (as a cord or rope) that is long and thin and flexible.

The rock climber used her line to secure herself to the mountain wall before making the final ascent. La escaladora de rocas utilizó su cuerda para asegurarse a la pared del monte antes de hacer el ascenso final.

19. the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money.

After graduating from college, Sarah decided to pursue her line as a software engineer at a top tech firm. Después de graduarse en la universidad, Sarah decidió seguir su línea como ingeniera de software en una empresa de tecnología líder.

20. in games or sports.

The quarterback called an audible at the line of scrimmage, changing the play to account for the defensive backs' aggressive coverage. El cuarto back llamó un audible en la línea de scrimmage, cambiando el juego para adaptarse a la cobertura agresiva de los defensivos atrás.

21. (often plural) a means of communication or access.

The company has several phone lines and email addresses to ensure that customers can contact them easily. La empresa tiene varias líneas telefónicas y direcciones de correo electrónico para asegurarse de que los clientes puedan ponerse en contacto con ellos con facilidad.

22. a particular kind of product or merchandise.

The fashion brand released its new clothing line, featuring trendy pieces for the upcoming season. La marca de moda lanzó su nueva línea de ropa, que presenta piezas de moda para la próxima estación.

23. a commercial organization serving as a common carrier.

The airline has been offering discounted fares on its international line to attract more customers. La aerolínea ha estado ofreciendo fares rebajadas en su ruta internacional para atraer a más clientes.

24. space for one line of print (one column wide and 1/14 inch deep) used to measure advertising.

The newspaper's advertising rates were based on the number of lines per column inch, with each line costing $50. Las tarifas publicitarias del periódico se basaban en el número de líneas por pulgada cuadrada, con cada línea que costaba 50 dólares.

25. the maximum credit that a customer is allowed.

The store has a strict credit line of $500, so customers can't purchase items worth more than that without making additional payments. La tienda tiene una línea de crédito estricta de $500, por lo que los clientes no pueden comprar artículos más valiosos sin realizar pagos adicionales.

26. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence.

The jazz musician's improvisation was marked by a series of intricate melodic lines, each one building upon the previous note to create a rich and complex sound. El improvisación del músico de jazz fue marcada por una serie de líneas melódicas intrincadas, cada una construyendo sobre la nota previa para crear un sonido rico y complejo.

27. persuasive but insincere talk that is usually intended to deceive or impress.

The politician's smooth line about creating jobs for every American won over many voters at first, but later revelations of his true intentions ruined his credibility. El político logró conquistar a muchos votantes con su línea suave sobre la creación de empleos para cada estadounidense al principio, pero las revelaciones posteriores de sus verdaderas intenciones arruinaron su credibilidad.

28. a short personal letter.

I spent hours writing a heartfelt line to my pen pal, sharing all about my summer vacation. Pasé horas escribiendo una línea conmovedora a mi amigo de la correspondencia, compartiendo todo sobre mis vacaciones de verano.

29. a conceptual separation or distinction.

The line between work and personal life has become increasingly blurred, making it difficult to disconnect from job-related tasks. La línea que separa la vida laboral de la vida personal se ha vuelto cada vez más borrosa, lo que hace que sea difícil desconectar de tareas relacionadas con el trabajo.

30. mechanical system in a factory whereby an article is conveyed through sites at which successive operations are performed on it.

The manufacturing line was designed to produce 500 units per hour, with each station performing a specific task to assemble the final product. La línea de manufactura fue diseñada para producir 500 unidades por hora, con cada estación realizando una tarea específica para ensamblar el producto final.

italy noun

1. a republic in southern Europe on the Italian Peninsula.

The tourists spent their summer vacation exploring the ancient ruins and art museums of Italy. Los turistas pasaron sus vacaciones de verano explorando los ruinas antiguas y museos de arte de Italia.
After months of planning, Emma finally booked her flight to Italy for a wine-tasting tour through Tuscany. Después de meses de planeación, Emma finalmente reservó su vuelo a Italia para un tour de degustación de vinos por Toscana.
The Italian government is working closely with European Union officials to address the economic challenges facing Italy in recent years. El gobierno italiano está trabajando estrechamente con los funcionarios de la Unión Europea para abordar los desafíos económicos que enfrenta Italia en los últimos años.