I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.

Translation result

Hablo por los árboles, porque los árboles no tienen lenguas. I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.

Syntax analysis

iPersonal pronoun

speakVerb, singular present

forPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

treeNoun (plural)

,Punctuation

forPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

treeNoun (plural)

haveVerb, singular present

noDeterminer

tongueNoun (plural)

.Punctuation

speak verb

1. express in speech.

The charismatic leader spoke passionately about social justice, inspiring the crowd to take action. El líder carismático habló con pasión sobre la justicia social, inspirando a la multitud para tomar acción.

2. exchange thoughts.

The two friends decided to speak about their plans over coffee, sharing their hopes and dreams with each other. Los dos amigos decidieron hablar sobre sus planes mientras bebían café, compartiendo sus esperanzas y sueños el uno con el otro.

3. use language.

The politician was skilled at speaking in front of large crowds, effortlessly conveying her message to the audience. El político era habilidoso para hablar en frente de multitudes grandes, transmitiendo con facilidad su mensaje al público.

4. give a speech to.

The conference keynote speaker will speak on the latest advancements in artificial intelligence at the annual tech summit. El conferencista principal de la reunión hablará sobre los últimos avances en inteligencia artificial en el cumbre tecnológica anual.

5. make a characteristic or natural sound.

The bird spoke sweetly from the treetop, its melodious trills filling the morning air. El pájaro habló dulcemente desde la copa del árbol, sus trinos melodiosos llenaron el aire matutino.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I speak.
You	You speak.
He/She/It	He/She/It speaks.
We	We speak.
You	You speak.
They	They speak.

Complete conjugation.

tree noun

1. a tall perennial woody plant having a main trunk and branches forming a distinct elevated crown.

The majestic oak tree stood tall in the center of the garden, its sprawling branches providing shade for the surrounding flowers. El majestuoso árbol de roble se alzaba erguido en el centro del jardín, sus ramas esparcidas proporcionaban sombra a las flores que rodeaban.

2. a figure that branches from a single root.

The ancient family tree on the wall of the mansion showed several generations of descendants branching out from their common ancestors. El árbol genealógico antiguo en la pared de la mansión mostraba varias generaciones de descendientes que se ramificaban desde sus antepasados comunes.

3. English actor and theatrical producer noted for his lavish productions of Shakespeare (1853-1917).

The renowned English actor and theatrical producer, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, was known for his opulent productions of Shakespearean plays during the early 20th century. El renombrado actor y productor teatral inglés, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, se caracterizó por sus producciones opulentas de obras shakespearianas durante el primer siglo del siglo XX.

tree noun

1. a tall perennial woody plant having a main trunk and branches forming a distinct elevated crown.

2. a figure that branches from a single root.

3. English actor and theatrical producer noted for his lavish productions of Shakespeare (1853-1917).

have verb

1. have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense.

She has a beautiful garden with a variety of flowers and trees that she tends to every weekend. Ella tiene un jardín hermoso con una variedad de flores y árboles que atiende cada fin de semana.

2. have as a feature.

The new smartphone has a sleek design, making it stand out in the market. El nuevo teléfono inteligente tiene un diseño elegante, lo que lo hace destacarse en el mercado.

3. go through (mental or physical states or experiences).

After a long illness, she has been through a lot of physical therapy to regain her strength and mobility. Después de una larga enfermedad, ha pasado por mucho terapia física para recuperar su fuerza y movilidad.

4. have ownership or possession of.

She has inherited her grandmother's antique jewelry, which is now on display in her living room. Ella ha heredado el joyería antigua de su abuela, que ahora se exhibe en su sala de estar.

5. cause to move.

The strong winds had the trees swaying gently in the orchard, causing them to creak and groan under their own weight. Los fuertes vientos tenían los árboles balanceándose suavemente en el huerto, lo que les hacía crujir y gemir bajo su propio peso.

6. serve oneself to, or consume regularly.

She likes to have a cup of coffee every morning to get her going for the day. Ella le gusta tener un tazón de café cada mañana para despertarse y estar lista para el día.

7. have a personal or business relationship with someone.

She has been working with John at the same company for five years, and they have developed a strong professional bond. Ella ha estado trabajando con John en la misma empresa durante cinco años y han desarrollado un vínculo profesional fuerte.

8. organize or be responsible for.

As the project leader, Sarah will have to organize the team and ensure that all tasks are completed on time. Como líder del proyecto, Sarah tendrá que organizar al equipo y asegurarse de que todas las tareas se completan a tiempo.

9. have left.

After packing her bags, Sarah has left for the airport to catch her flight. Después de empacar sus maletas, Sarah se ha ido al aeropuerto para coger su vuelo.

10. be confronted with.

The detective had to have the suspicious evidence, which led her straight to the culprit's doorstep. El detective tuvo que tener la evidencia sospechosa, lo que la llevó directamente a la puerta del acusado.

11. undergo.

The new employee is going to have her first training session today, where she'll learn about company policies and procedures. El nuevo empleado tendrá su primera sesión de capacitación hoy, donde aprenderá sobre políticas y procedimientos de la empresa.

12. suffer from.

After the accident, she has been having chronic back pain and finds it difficult to perform daily activities. Después del accidente, ella ha estado sufriendo dolor de espalda crónico y encuentra difícil realizar actividades diarias.

13. cause to do.

The teacher decided to have the students write an essay on their summer vacation, and they spent hours crafting their stories. El profesor decidió que los estudiantes escribieran un ensayo sobre sus vacaciones de verano y pasaron horas construyendo sus historias.

14. receive willingly something given or offered.

The charity has received many donations from generous donors to help with disaster relief efforts. La caridad ha recibido numerosos donativos de donantes generosos para ayudar con esfuerzos de auxilio en casos de desastre.

15. get something.

I have finally gotten my hands on the new iPhone that I've been waiting for. Tengo finalmente en mis manos el nuevo iPhone que esperaba.

16. undergo (as of injuries and illnesses).

After the accident, Sarah had to have surgery to repair her broken leg. Después del accidente, Sarah tuvo que someterse a una cirugía para reparar su pierna rotura.

17. achieve a point or goal.

After months of hard work, she finally had her dream job offer and was overjoyed. Después de meses de duro trabajo, ella finalmente tuvo la oferta laboral de sus sueños y estaba eufórica.

18. cause to be born.

The parents had their first child after trying for several years, and they were overjoyed at the arrival of their little one. Los padres tuvieron su primer hijo después de intentarlo durante varios años y se sintieron extremadamente felices al llegar del pequeño".

19. have sex with.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I have.
You	You have.
He/She/It	He/She/It has.
We	We have.
You	You have.
They	They have.

Complete conjugation.

tongue noun

1. a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity.

During the medical examination, the doctor inserted a tongue depressor to examine the patient's tongue and throat. Durante el examen médico, el doctor insertó un depresor lingual para examinar la lengua y la garganta del paciente.

2. a human written or spoken language used by a community.

The indigenous tribe spoke their native tongue, which was passed down through generations, and was an essential part of their cultural heritage. La tribu indígena hablaba su lengua materna, que se transmitía de generación en generación y era un elemento esencial de su patrimonio cultural.

3. any long thin projection that is transient.

The astronomer studied the tongue of the comet, marveling at its eerie glow as it streaked across the night sky. El astrónomo estudió la lengua del cometa, maravillado por su extraño resplandor mientras se desplazaba a través el cielo nocturno.

4. a manner of speaking.

The politician's tongue was smooth and convincing, able to charm even his toughest critics with its persuasive tone. La lengua del político era suave y convincente, capaz de encantar incluso a sus críticos más duros con su tono persuasivo.

5. a narrow strip of land that juts out into the sea.

The scenic coastal drive took us along the rugged tongue of land that separated the two bays. El paseo costero panorámico nos llevó a lo largo de la lengua rocosa de tierra que separaba las dos bahías.

6. the tongue of certain animals used as meat.

The chef carefully sliced the tender beef tongue and served it with a tangy sauce to impress the food critics. El chef cortó con cuidado la lengua de ternera suave y la sirvió con una salsa ácida para impresionar a los críticos de comida.

7. the flap of material under the laces of a shoe or boot.

When I tightened my hiking boots, I made sure to tuck in the tongue to keep it from getting caught on rocks and twigs. Cuando me ajusté mis botas de senderismo, aseguré de meter la lengüilla dentro para evitar que se atrapara en piedras y ramas.

8. metal striker that hangs inside a bell and makes a sound by hitting the side.

The bell's tongue vibrated loudly when it struck the side of the brass casing, filling the church with its rich, resonant tone. La lengua de la campana vibró fuerte cuando chocó contra el lateral del casco de latón, llenando la iglesia con su tono rico y ressonante.