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    Resources Translator Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.

Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.

Translation result
Experiencia es el nombre que cada uno da a sus errores. Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.


experience noun

1. the accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities.

After working in the hospitality industry for several years, she had gained valuable experience in handling customer complaints and resolving issues efficiently. Después de trabajar en la industria del hospedaje durante varios años, había adquirido valiosa experiencia en manejar quejas de clientes y resolver problemas con eficiencia.

2. the content of direct observation or participation in an event.

The attendees at the music festival reported a unique experience, having witnessed their favorite artist perform live for the first time. Los asistentes al festival de música informaron una experiencia única, habiendo presenciado a su artista favorito actuar en vivo por primera vez.

3. an event as apprehended.

The harrowing experience of witnessing a natural disaster left her shaken and emotional. El experiencia aterradora de presenciar un desastre natural la dejó conmovida y emocional.

mull verb

1. reflect deeply on a subject.

I mulled over the events of the afternoon Traducción de 'I mulled over the events of the afternoon'
Philosophers have speculated on the question of god for thousands of years Traducción de 'Philosophers have speculated on the question of god for thousands of years'
The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate Traducción de 'The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate'

2. heat with sugar and spices to make a hot drink.

Mulled cider Traducción de 'Mulled cider'

name noun

1. a language unit by which a person or thing is known.

The company's CEO, John Smith, asked for a copy of his name to be printed on the conference brochure. El CEO de la empresa, John Smith, solicitó que se imprimiera su nombre en el programa del congreso.

2. a person's reputation.

Despite her initial hesitation, Sarah was thrilled when she learned that she had been given a good name in the academic community for her groundbreaking research. A pesar de su inicial vacilación, Sarah se emocionó cuando descubrió que le habían otorgado un buen nombre en la comunidad académica por su investigación pionera.

3. family based on male descent.

The Earl of Wessex is a member of the British royal name, tracing his lineage back to King George V. El Conde de Wessex es un miembro de la familia real británica, cuyo linaje se remonta hasta el Rey Jorge V.

4. a well-known or notable person.

The name of the famous scientist was engraved on the plaque, commemorating his groundbreaking discovery. El nombre del famoso científico fue grabado en la placa, conmemorando su descubrimiento revolucionario.

5. by the sanction or authority of.

The new policy will take effect by name, starting from next quarter. La nueva política entrará en vigor con nombre, a partir del próximo trimestre.

6. a defamatory or abusive word or phrase.

The school administration took immediate action against the student who used a racial name to harass his classmate, emphasizing that such behavior would not be tolerated. La administración escolar tomó medidas inmediatas contra el estudiante que utilizó un nombre racial para acosar a su compañero de clase, enfatizando que ese tipo de comportamiento no sería tolerado.

everyone noun


give verb

1. cause to have, in the abstract sense or physical sense.

The teacher's words of encouragement gave her the confidence to speak up in class. Las palabras de aliento del profesor le dieron la confianza para hablar en clase.

2. be the cause or source of.

The company's financial struggles gave rise to a wave of layoffs across the industry. Los problemas financieros de la empresa dieron origen a una oleada de despidos a lo largo de la industria.

3. transfer possession of something concrete or abstract to somebody.

Can you give me your phone charger? I need to charge my own phone and yours is compatible. Puedes darme tu cargador de teléfono? Necesito cargar mi propio teléfono y el tuyo es compatible.

4. convey or reveal information.

The detective gave away the surprising twist in the movie plot to his friend, who had been waiting for weeks to see it. El detective reveló el giro sorprendente en la trama del filme a su amigo, quien había estado esperando semanas para verlo.

5. convey, as of a compliment, regards, attention, etc..

The speaker gave her an enthusiastic applause to show their admiration for her outstanding performance. El orador le dio un aplauso entusiasta a ella para demostrar su admiración por su destacada actuación.

6. organize or be responsible for.

The event planner was tasked to give the wedding reception, making sure every detail was perfect. La organizadora del evento fue encargada de dar la recepción de boda, asegurándose de que todos los detalles fueran perfectos.

7. convey or communicate.

The teacher tried to give her students an understanding of the complex concept by using simple examples and analogies. La profesora intentó dar a sus estudiantes una comprensión del concepto complejo utilizando ejemplos y analogías sencillos.

8. give as a present.

She gave her grandmother a beautiful necklace on her birthday to commemorate their special bond. Ella le regaló a su abuela un bonito collar en su cumpleaños para conmemorar su especial vínculo.

9. cause to happen or be responsible for.

The new policy will give rise to significant changes in the company's operations. La nueva política dará lugar a cambios significativos en las operaciones de la empresa.

10. dedicate.

She gave her entire life to her community, dedicating herself to volunteering at the local soup kitchen. Ella le dio toda su vida a su comunidad, dedicándose a voluntariar en la cocina de comidas del barrio.

11. give or supply.

The company will give away free samples of their new product at the trade show to generate interest and buzz. La empresa ofrecerá muestras gratuitas de su nuevo producto en la feria comercial con el fin de generar interés y revuelo.

12. transmit (knowledge or skills).

The experienced teacher is committed to giving her students hands-on training in coding to ensure they develop practical skills. La profesora experimentada se compromete a proporcionar a sus estudiantes entrenamiento práctico en codificación para asegurarse de que desarrollen habilidades prácticas.

13. bring about.

The new policy will give rise to significant changes in our company's culture. La nueva política dará lugar a cambios significativos en la cultura de nuestra empresa.

14. leave with.

The taxi driver gave me a lift to the airport, dropping me off right at the terminal. El taxista me dio un paseo al aeropuerto, dejándom en la terminal justo en el momento adecuado.

15. emit or utter.

The singer gave a soulful rendition of the ballad, her voice soaring to the high notes. La cantante ofreció una interpretación con alma de la balada, su voz atravesando los altos notas.

16. endure the loss of.

After her beloved dog passed away, she found it difficult to give up on the memories they shared. Después de que su querido perro falleciera, encontró difícil renunciar a los recuerdos que compartieron.

17. place into the hands or custody of.

The nurse gave the newborn baby to her anxious mother, who had been waiting for hours outside the delivery room. La enfermera dio el bebé recién nacido a su ansiosa madre, quien había estado esperando horas fuera del salón de partos.

18. give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause.

She decided to give herself fully to her art, dedicating every waking moment to perfecting her craft. Ella decidió darle plenamente a sí misma a su arte, dedicando cada momento despierto al perfeccionar su oficio.

19. give (as medicine).

The doctor gave the patient a dose of antibiotics to help combat the infection. El médico dio al paciente una dosis de antibióticos para ayudar a combatir la infección.

20. give or convey physically.

The nurse gave the patient a shot of medication to help with their pain. La enfermera dio al paciente una inyección de medicamento para ayudar con su dolor.

21. bestow.

The philanthropist gave away millions of dollars to charity, bestowing a brighter future on countless children and families. El filántropo donó millones de dólares a la caridad, otorgando un futuro más brillante a miles de niños y familias.

22. bestow, especially officially.

The mayor gave the medal of honor to the brave firefighter during the ceremony, acknowledging his selfless service to the community. El alcalde entregó la medalla de honor al bombero valiente durante la ceremonia, reconocido su servicio desinteresado a la comunidad.

23. move in order to make room for someone for something.

When it was time for us to take our seats at the concert, I had to give up my spot near the stage and move back to let others have a better view. Cuando fue hora para que nos sentáramos en el concierto, tuve que dejar mi sitio cerca del escenario y moverme hacia atrás para que otros pudieran tener una vista mejor.

24. give food to.

The volunteers at the soup kitchen gave hot meals to the homeless people who came in from the cold. Los voluntarios en la cocina de sopa proporcionaron comidas calientes a las personas sin hogar que llegaron desde el frío.

25. contribute to some cause.

The charity organization has been working tirelessly to give to the community by providing food and shelter to those in need. La organización benéfica ha estado trabajando incansablemente para dar a la comunidad proporcionando alimentos y refugio a aquellos que lo necesitan.

26. break down, literally or metaphorically.

The old bridge began to give under the weight of the heavy truck, and it collapsed into the river. El puente antiguo comenzó a ceder bajo el peso del camión pesado y se derrumbó en el río.

27. estimate the duration or outcome of something.

The manager decided to give the project four weeks to complete, assuming it would take that long to gather all the necessary information. El gerente decidió darle al proyecto cuatro semanas para completarla, suponiendo que le llevaría tanto tiempo recopilar toda la información necesaria.

28. execute and deliver.

The chef was tasked with giving the speech at the culinary conference, and she did an excellent job of executing her prepared remarks and delivering a memorable presentation. El chef fue encargado de dar la conferencia en el congreso culinario y hizo un excelente trabajo al ejecutar sus comentarios preparados y presentar una presentación memorable.

29. deliver in exchange or recompense.

The company agreed to give its employees a bonus at the end of the year to reward their hard work and dedication. La empresa acordó dar un bono a sus empleados al final del año como recompensa por su esfuerzo y dedicación.

30. afford access to.

The new policy gives employees flexible working hours, allowing them to better balance their personal and professional lives. La nueva política concede a los empleados horas de trabajo flexibles, permitiéndoles equilibrar mejor sus vidas personales y profesionales.

31. present to view.

The curator decided to give the exhibit a fresh new look by rearranging the display cases and highlighting some of the most impressive pieces. El conservador decidió darle al exposición un aspecto fresco y nuevo al reorganizar los casos de exhibición y destacar algunos de los piezas más impresionantes.

32. perform for an audience.

The rock band is going to give a concert at the outdoor amphitheater tonight, featuring their latest hits. La banda de rock dará un concierto en el amplio teatro al aire libre esta noche, presentando sus últimos éxitos.

33. be flexible under stress of physical force.

The old rope gave when I pulled too hard on it, snapping in two and leaving me hanging. La vieja soga se rompió cuando la tiré demasiado fuerte, desgarrándose en dos y dejándome colgado.

34. propose.

The entrepreneur decided to give his new business idea to the investors, hoping they would take it seriously and provide funding. El emprendedor decidió dar su nueva idea empresarial a los inversores, esperando que la tomaran en serio y proporcionaran financiación.

35. accord by verdict.

The jury gave the defendant a sentence of life imprisonment, finding him guilty of murder. El jurado condenó al acusado a una sentencia de prisión perpetua, encontrándolo culpable de asesinato.

36. manifest or show.

The new policy aims to give voice to marginalized communities, allowing them to share their stories and experiences more effectively. La nueva política tiene como objetivo dar voz a las comunidades marginadas, permitiéndoles compartir sus historias y experiencias de manera más efectiva.

37. offer in good faith.

The charity is giving away free meals to those affected by the natural disaster, hoping to bring some relief to the community. La organización benéfica está donando comidas gratuitas a las personas afectadas por el desastre natural, con la esperanza de traer algún alivio a la comunidad.

38. submit for consideration, judgment, or use.

The artist gave her latest painting to the museum for consideration in their upcoming exhibition. El artista le dio su última pintura al museo para considerarla en su próxima exposición.

39. guide or direct, as by behavior of persuasion.

The experienced mentor gives her team members valuable advice to help them navigate the complex project. El mentor experimentado da consejos valiosos a sus miembros del equipo para ayudarlos a navegar el proyecto complejo.

40. allow to have or take.

The teacher gave her students permission to use their electronic devices during recess, allowing them to play games and watch videos. La profesora le dio permiso a sus estudiantes para utilizar sus dispositivos electrónicos durante el recreo, lo que les permitió jugar juegos y ver vídeos.

41. inflict as a punishment.

The judge decided to give him a stiff sentence of five years in prison for his repeated crimes. El juez decidió darle una condena severa de cinco años de prisión por sus delitos reincidentes.

42. occur.

The rainstorm will give on Tuesday, so make sure to bring an umbrella to work. La tormenta de lluvia dará el martes, así que asegúrate de traer un paraguas al trabajo.

43. consent to engage in sexual intercourse with a man.

44. proffer (a body part).

The doctor asked me to give her my right arm so she could take a blood sample. El médico me pidió que le diera su brazo derecho para que tomara una muestra de sangre.

Conjugation

PronounConjugation
I
I give.
You
You give.
He/She/It
He/She/It gives.
We
We give.
You
You give.
They
They give.
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.