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    Resources Translator

Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art.


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Los jóvenes bellos son accidentes de la naturaleza, pero los ancianos bellos son obras de arte. Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art.


beautiful adjetivo

1. Delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration.

The beautiful sunset on the beach was a perfect way to end our vacation, filling us with a sense of serenity and awe. El hermoso atardecer en la playa fue un modo perfecto de terminar nuestras vacaciones, llenándonos de una sensación de serenidad y asombro.
The beautiful architecture of the ancient temple took my breath away, its intricate carvings and ornate details showcasing the skill of the long-lost civilization. La arquitectura hermosa del templo antiguo me quitó el aliento, sus intrincadas labores y detalles ornamentales mostrando la habilidad de la civilización perdida.

2. (of weather) highly enjoyable.

The beautiful sunny day was perfect for a picnic in the park, with the warm breeze and clear blue skies making it feel like a holiday. El hermoso día soleado fue perfecto para un pícnic en el parque, con la suave brisa cálida y cielos azules claros que lo hacían sentir como una vacación.
After months of gloomy winter weather, we were thrilled to wake up to a beautiful morning with not a cloud in sight, ideal for a hike in the nearby woods. Después de meses de malo tiempo en invierno, nos alegramos al despertar con una hermosa mañana sin una nube en el cielo, perfecta para un paseo en los bosques cercanos.

young adjetivo

1. (used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth.

The young artist's debut album was met with critical acclaim, showcasing her raw talent and potential for future success. El álbum de debut del joven artista recibió aclamación crítica, destacando su talento bruto y potencial para el éxito futuro.

2. (of crops) harvested at an early stage of development.

The young wheat crop was particularly susceptible to pests because its tender shoots were still developing. El cultivo de trigo joven era particularmente susceptible a plagas porque sus tallos tiernos aún estaban desarrollándose.

3. Suggestive of youth.

The young model strutted down the catwalk, her fresh face and radiant smile captivating the audience. La modelo joven desfiló por la pasarela, su rostro fresco y sonrisa radiante cautivaron al público.

4. Being in its early stage.

The young startup company is still finding its footing and refining its business model. La empresa de startups juvenil todavía está encontrando su pie y refinando su modelo empresarial.

5. Not tried or tested by experience.

As a young entrepreneur, Sarah had never managed a team before and was nervous about taking on the new role. Como emprendedora joven, Sarah nunca había gestionado un equipo antes y estaba nerviosa por asumir el nuevo papel.

people sustantivo

1. (plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively.

The people gathered in the town square to celebrate the anniversary of their city's founding. La gente se reunificó en la plaza del pueblo para celebrar el aniversario del fundación de su ciudad.

2. The body of citizens of a state or country.

The people of this small town came together to organize a charity event to help those affected by the recent flood. El pueblo de esta pequeña ciudad se unió para organizar un evento benéfico para ayudar a aquellos afectados por la reciente inundación.

3. Members of a family line.

The people from John's side of the family have always been known for their love of music, while those from his wife's side are more interested in sports. Los familiares de la parte de la familia de Juan siempre han sido conocidos por su amor a la música, mientras que aquellos de parte de su esposa están más interesados en los deportes.

4. The common people generally.

The politicians often forget that it's not just about serving themselves, but about serving the people who put them in office. Los políticos a menudo olvidan que no es solo sobre servir a sí mismos, sino sobre servir a las personas que los pusieron en el cargo.

nature sustantivo

1. The essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized.

The artist's nature was reflected in her vibrant and expressive paintings, which captured the beauty of the human experience. La naturaleza del artista se reflejaba en sus pinturas vibrantes y expresivas, que capturaban la belleza de la experiencia humana.

2. A causal agent creating and controlling things in the universe.

The nature of the universe is governed by laws that scientists have yet to fully understand, but they continue to study the cosmos to uncover its secrets. La naturaleza del universo está gobernada por leyes que los científicos aún no han logrado comprender completamente, pero continúan estudiando el cosmos para descubrir sus secretos.

3. The natural physical world including plants and animals and landscapes etc..

The hikers spent hours exploring the great outdoors, marveling at the beauty of nature that surrounded them in the mountains. Los excursionistas pasaron horas explorando el gran exterior, asombrados por la belleza de la naturaleza que los rodeaba en las montañas.

4. The complex of emotional and intellectual attributes that determine a person's characteristic actions and reactions.

Her nature was to be fiercely independent, which often led her to take on too much responsibility and neglect her own needs. Su naturaleza era ser altamente independiente, lo que a menudo la llevaba a asumir demasiadas responsabilidades y descuidar sus propias necesidades.

5. A particular type of thing.

The nature of her artistic talent was evident in every brushstroke she made on the canvas. La naturaleza de su talento artístico era evidente en cada pincelada que hacía sobre el lienzo.

beautiful adjetivo

1. Delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration.

The beautiful sunset on the beach was a perfect way to end our vacation, filling us with a sense of serenity and awe. El hermoso atardecer en la playa fue un modo perfecto de terminar nuestras vacaciones, llenándonos de una sensación de serenidad y asombro.
The beautiful architecture of the ancient temple took my breath away, its intricate carvings and ornate details showcasing the skill of the long-lost civilization. La arquitectura hermosa del templo antiguo me quitó el aliento, sus intrincadas labores y detalles ornamentales mostrando la habilidad de la civilización perdida.

2. (of weather) highly enjoyable.

The beautiful sunny day was perfect for a picnic in the park, with the warm breeze and clear blue skies making it feel like a holiday. El hermoso día soleado fue perfecto para un pícnic en el parque, con la suave brisa cálida y cielos azules claros que lo hacían sentir como una vacación.
After months of gloomy winter weather, we were thrilled to wake up to a beautiful morning with not a cloud in sight, ideal for a hike in the nearby woods. Después de meses de malo tiempo en invierno, nos alegramos al despertar con una hermosa mañana sin una nube en el cielo, perfecta para un paseo en los bosques cercanos.

old adjetivo

1. (used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age.

My old grandmother still remembers the day she immigrated to this country, and it's amazing how much history she has seen in her 90 years of life. Mi abuela anciana aún recuerda el día en que inmigró a este país y es increíble cómo mucho historia ha visto en sus 90 años de vida.

2. Of long duration.

The ancient city had been old since the dawn of civilization, with ruins that dated back over 2,000 years. La ciudad antigua había sido vieja desde el amanecer de la civilización, con ruinas que databan hace más de 2.000 años.

3. (used for emphasis) very familiar.

My old friend from childhood was thrilled to see me at the reunion, and we spent hours catching up on each other's lives. Mi amigo de la infancia fue emocionado al verme en la reunión y pasamos horas poniéndonos al corriente de los sucesos de nuestras vidas.

4. Skilled through long experience.

The old carpenter's hands moved with precision and speed, his years of experience evident in every perfectly crafted joint. Las manos del viejo carpintero se movían con precisión y velocidad, su experiencia de años patente en cada junta perfectamente elaborada.

5. Belonging to some prior time.

The old mansion had been in our family for generations, and its intricate architecture was a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era. La mansión vieja había estado en nuestra familia durante generaciones, y su arquitectura intrincada era un testimonio del artefacto de una época pasada.

6. (used informally especially for emphasis).

"I'm old, I don't know what I'd do without my trusty coffee mug!" - In this sentence, the speaker is emphasizing their reliance on their coffee mug. Estoy viejo, no sé qué haría sin mi confiable taza de café!

7. Of a very early stage in development.

The old embryo was only a few cells large, but it showed great potential for growth and differentiation. El embrión viejo solo tenía un tamaño de pocos células, pero demostró gran potencial para el crecimiento y la diferenciación.

8. Just preceding something else in time or order.

The old news of her resignation spread like wildfire, and soon everyone knew about it. La noticia antigua de su renuncia se difundió como la paja por el campo, y pronto todo el mundo lo sabía.

people sustantivo

1. (plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively.

The people gathered in the town square to celebrate the anniversary of their city's founding. La gente se reunificó en la plaza del pueblo para celebrar el aniversario del fundación de su ciudad.

2. The body of citizens of a state or country.

The people of this small town came together to organize a charity event to help those affected by the recent flood. El pueblo de esta pequeña ciudad se unió para organizar un evento benéfico para ayudar a aquellos afectados por la reciente inundación.

3. Members of a family line.

The people from John's side of the family have always been known for their love of music, while those from his wife's side are more interested in sports. Los familiares de la parte de la familia de Juan siempre han sido conocidos por su amor a la música, mientras que aquellos de parte de su esposa están más interesados en los deportes.

4. The common people generally.

The politicians often forget that it's not just about serving themselves, but about serving the people who put them in office. Los políticos a menudo olvidan que no es solo sobre servir a sí mismos, sino sobre servir a las personas que los pusieron en el cargo.

works sustantivo

1. Buildings for carrying on industrial labor.

The factory's works was shut down due to a labor dispute, putting hundreds of employees out of work. La fábrica paralizó sus trabajos debido a un conflicto laboral, dejando a cientos de empleados sin trabajo.

2. Everything available.

The museum's works on display showcased the most extensive collection of ancient artifacts in the world. Las obras en exhibición del museo mostraron la colección más extensa de artefactos antiguos del mundo.

3. Performance of moral or religious acts.

The monk spent his days in devotion, performing countless works of prayer and contemplation. El monje pasó sus días en devoción, realizando numerosas obras de oración y contemplación.

4. The internal mechanism of a device.

The watchmaker carefully disassembled the timepiece to examine its intricate works, searching for the cause of its faulty ticking. El relojero desmontó con cuidado la pieza de relojería para examinar sus trabajos intrincados, buscando la causa del tick defectuoso.

art sustantivo

1. The products of human creativity.

The museum is home to an impressive collection of art from around the world, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. El museo es el hogar de una impresionante colección de arte procedente de todo el mundo, incluyendo pinturas, esculturas e instalaciones.

2. The creation of beautiful or significant things.

The museum's collection of modern art featured stunning works by Picasso and Matisse, showcasing the artists' unique styles and techniques. La colección de arte moderno del museo presentó obras impresionantes de Picasso y Matisse, destacando los estilos y técnicas únicos de los artistas.

3. A superior skill that you can learn by study and practice and observation.

The surgeon's art of precision was evident in the delicate surgery, allowing her to remove the tumor without causing any damage to surrounding tissue. El arte de precisión del cirujano era evidente en la cirugía delicada, lo que le permitió retirar el tumor sin causar daño a tejido circundante alguno.

4. Photographs or other visual representations in a printed publication.

The art section of the magazine featured stunning images of landscapes from around the world, showcasing the beauty of nature. La sección de arte del periódico presentaba impresionantes imágenes de paisajes de todo el mundo, destacando la belleza de la naturaleza.