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    Recursos Traductor

Don't kick a man when he's down.


Translation result
No patees a un hombre cuando está caído. Don't kick a man when he's down.


do sustantivo

1. An uproarious party.

The music festival was a huge "do", with thousands of people dancing and singing along to their favorite artists. El festival de música fue un "boom", con miles de personas bailando y cantando al compás de sus artistas favoritos.

2. The syllable naming the first (tonic) note of any major scale in solmization.

In music theory class, we learned that the do is the foundation of every major scale, serving as the starting point for solmization. En la clase de teoría musical, aprendimos que el dó es la base de cada escala mayor, sirviendo como punto de partida para la solmisación.

3. Doctor's degree in osteopathy.

After completing his residency program, Dr. Smith proudly displayed his DO on his office wall, symbolizing his achievement of becoming an osteopathic physician. Después de completar su programa de residencia, el doctor Smith exhibió con orgullo su título DO en la pared de su consulta, simbolizando su logro de convertirse en médico osteópata.

kick verbo

1. Drive or propel with the foot.

The soccer player kicked the ball down the field to her teammate. El jugador de fútbol pateó la pelota hacia el campo para su compañera de equipo.

2. Thrash about or strike out with the feet.

The excited child started to kick his legs wildly in the air, trying to get attention from his siblings. El niño emocionado comenzó a dar patadas salvajes en el aire para intentar obtener la atención de sus hermanos.

3. Strike with the foot.

The soccer player kicked the ball hard and accurately, scoring a goal in the top corner of the net. El jugador de fútbol pateó el balón con fuerza y precisión, anotando un gol en la esquina superior de la red.

4. Kick a leg up.

As she sat on the couch, she suddenly kicked her leg up to stretch her calf muscle. Mientras se sentaba en el sofá, de repente levantó la pierna para estirar el músculo del tobillo.

5. Spring back, as from a forceful thrust.

After the car hit the pothole, it kicked up a huge cloud of dust and debris. Después que el coche chocó contra el bache, levantó una nube gigante de polvo y desechos.

6. Stop consuming.

After realizing she had overindulged in junk food, Sarah decided to kick her snacking habit and focus on healthier choices. Después de darse cuenta de que se había excedido en la comida basura, Sarah decidió abandonar el hábito de picoteo y enfocarse en opciones más saludables.

7. Make a goal.

The striker kicked the ball into the net with precision, scoring the winning goal for his team. El delantero pateó el balón con precisión y lo metió en la portería, anotando el gol ganador para su equipo.

8. Express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness.

The customer kicked about the delay in receiving their package, demanding a refund and compensation for the inconvenience. El cliente se quejó sobre el retraso en la recepción de su paquete, demandando un reembolso y compensación por el inconveniente.

Conjugación

Pronombre Conjugación
I
I kick.
You
You kick.
He/She/It
He/She/It kicks.
We
We kick.
You
You kick.
They
They kick.
Conjugación completa.

man noun

1. An adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman).

The man in the suit walked into the room, greeting everyone with a firm handshake. El hombre con traje entró en la habitación, saludando a todos con un apretón de mano firme.

2. Someone who serves in the armed forces.

The man stood proudly at attention during the military parade, his uniform gleaming with medals and ribbons. El hombre se paró con orgullo en posición de firmes durante la desfile militar, su uniforme brillando con medallas y cintas.

3. The generic use of the word to refer to any human being.

The man who walked into the coffee shop was struggling to make ends meet, but he always had a kind smile on his face. El hombre que entró en el café era difícil de mantenerse, pero siempre tenía una sonrisa amable en su rostro.

4. Any living or extinct member of the family hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage.

The museum displayed a fossilized man from the early Stone Age, showcasing the evolution of human species over millions of years. El museo exhibió un hombre fosilizado de la Edad del Hombre temprana, muestra el evolución de las especies humanas durante millones de años.

5. A male subordinate.

The CEO addressed his team of men, including the man who had been working on the project for months. El CEO se dirigió a su equipo de hombres, incluyendo al hombre que había estado trabajando en el proyecto durante meses.

6. An adult male person who has a manly character (virile and courageous competent).

The brave firefighter was hailed as a true man after he rescued a family from a burning building, earning him the respect of his colleagues. El valiente bombero fue aclamado como un verdadero hombre después de que rescató a una familia de un edificio en llamas, lo que le granjeó el respeto de sus compañeros.

7. A manservant who acts as a personal attendant to his employer.

The wealthy businessman was accustomed to having his loyal man, James, by his side at all times, ensuring that every need was met and every whim was catered to. El empresario acaudalado estaba acostumbrado a tener su leal hombre, James, siempre al lado, asegurándose de que todas sus necesidades fueran satisfechas y todos sus caprichos fueran atendidos.

8. A male person who plays a significant role (husband or lover or boyfriend) in the life of a particular woman.

As she walked down the aisle, her eyes locked onto her man's smiling face, filled with love and adoration for her. Mientras caminaba por el pasillo, sus ojos se fijaron en la sonriente cara de su hombre, llena de amor y adoración hacia ella.

9. One of the british isles in the irish sea.

The Isle of Man is a popular destination for cyclists, with its scenic routes and challenging hills. La Isla de Man es un destino popular para ciclistas, con sus rutas paisajistas y colinas desafiantes.

10. Game equipment consisting of an object used in playing certain board games.

The Monopoly man was passed from player to player, with each person trying to acquire properties and accumulate wealth. El hombre de la Monopolía fue pasado de jugador a jugador, con cada persona intentando adquirir propiedades y acumular riqueza.

11. All of the living human inhabitants of the earth.

The United Nations estimates that there are over 7.9 billion men on Earth, highlighting the importance of sustainable development for all. La Organización de las Naciones Unidas estima que hay más de 7,9 mil millones de hombres en la Tierra, lo que destaca la importancia del desarrollo sostenible para todos.

down adverbio

1. Spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position.

As she walked down the stairs, her confidence began to wane with each step. Mientras descendía por las escaleras, su confianza comenzó a debilitarse con cada paso.

2. Away from a more central or a more northerly place.

After leaving the bustling city center, we headed down to the coastal town for some relaxation. Después de dejar el centro de la ciudad bullicioso, nos dirigimos hacia el pueblo costero para disfrutar un poco de relajación.

3. Paid in cash at time of purchase.

I paid down my tuition fees upfront, so I didn't have to worry about owing money later on. Pagué mis cuotas de matrícula con anticipación, por lo que no tuve que preocuparme por adeudar dinero más tarde.

4. From an earlier time.

The ancient civilization flourished down in the fertile valleys of Mesopotamia, where agriculture had been practiced for thousands of years. La antigua civilización floreció en las valles fértiles de Mesopotamia, donde la agricultura se había practicado durante miles de años.

5. To a lower intensity.

The music gradually went down, and the crowd began to disperse quietly. La música fue gradualmente bajando y la multitud comenzó a dispersarse tranquilamente.

6. In an inactive or inoperative state.

The team went down after losing their star player, and they failed to score a single goal for the rest of the game. El equipo descendió después de perder al jugador estelar y no logró marcar un solo gol para el resto del partido.