Translation of In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.

The discovery of the ancient artifact had great significance in understanding the history of the civilization, and it was considered a major breakthrough by archaeologists. El descubrimiento del artefacto antiguo tuvo gran significación en entender la historia de la civilización y se consideró un avance mayor por parte de los arqueólogos.

2. a meaning that is not expressly stated but can be inferred.

The subtle smile on her face had significant implications, and we could infer that she was pleased with the news without her having to explicitly state it. El suave sonrisa en su rostro tenía implicaciones significativas y podíamos inferir que estaba complacida con la noticia sin tener que expresarlo explícitamente".

3. the message that is intended or expressed or signified.

The artist carefully considered the significance of her latest sculpture, making sure that every detail conveyed a powerful message about environmental conservation. La artista consideró cuidadosamente la significación de su última escultura, asegurándose de que cada detalle transmitiera un mensaje poderoso sobre conservación del medio ambiente.

remember verb

1. recall knowledge from memory.

After studying for hours, she was able to remember most of the formulas for her math exam. Después de estudiar durante horas, fue capaz de recordar la mayoría de las fórmulas para su examen de matemáticas.

2. keep in mind for attention or consideration.

As I prepared for the presentation, I remembered to include all the key points from my notes. Mientras preparaba la presentación, recordé incluir todos los puntos clave desde mis apuntes.

3. recapture the past.

As she flipped through the old photo album, she remembered the summer she spent at her grandparents' farm, reliving fond memories of playing in the fields and helping with the harvest. Mientras hojeaba el viejo álbum de fotos, recordó el verano que pasó en la granja de sus abuelos, reviviendo recuerdos entrañables de jugar en los campos y ayudar con la cosecha.

4. show appreciation to.

After I helped my friend move into her new apartment, she made sure to remember me by sending a thoughtful gift basket with my favorite snacks. Después de que ayudé a mi amiga a mudarse a su nuevo apartamento, ella se aseguró de recordarme enviándome un cesto de regalos con mis golosinas favoritas.

5. mention favorably, as in prayer.

During the ceremony, the priest will remember the deceased's life of service to the community, asking God to bless their soul. Durante la ceremonia, el sacerdote recordará la vida de servicio del fallecido a la comunidad, pidiendo a Dios bendecir su alma.

6. mention as by way of greeting or to indicate friendship.

When we ran into each other at the coffee shop, he remembered me with a warm smile and said, "Hey, how's it going?" Cuando nos encontramos el uno al otro en la tienda de café, él recordó con una sonrisa cálida y dijo: "Hola, ¿cómo va?

7. exercise, or have the power of, memory.

After studying for hours, she remembered every detail of the lecture and was able to recall it easily. Después de estudiar durante horas, recordó todos los detalles de la conferencia y fue capaz de recordarla con facilidad.

8. call to remembrance.

The teacher asked the students to remember their multiplication tables before the quiz. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que recordaran sus tablas de multiplicar antes del examen.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I remember.
You	You remember.
He/She/It	He/She/It remembers.
We	We remember.
You	You remember.
They	They remember.

Complete conjugation.

not adverb

1. negation of a word or group of words.

She didn't attend the meeting, not because she was busy but because she had forgotten about it. Ella no asistió a la reunión, no porque estuviera ocupada, sino porque se había olvidado de ella.

The new policy doesn't apply to existing customers, not to mention those who have already made a purchase. La nueva política no se aplica a los clientes existentes, ni mencionar a aquellos que ya han efectuado una compra.

The teacher asked the students to solve the math problem again, not correctly this time, but with a different approach. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que resolvieran el problema de matemáticas de nuevo, no correctamente esta vez, sino con un enfoque diferente.

word noun

1. a unit of language that native speakers can identify.

The linguist studied the phonological and orthographic properties of words in the indigenous language to better understand its grammatical structure. El lingüista estudió las propiedades fonoológicas y ortográficas de palabras en el idioma indígena para entender mejor su estructura gramatical.

2. a brief statement.

The CEO's word during the press conference was concise and reassuring, addressing the concerns of investors and customers alike. La palabra del CEO durante la conferencia de prensa fue concisa y reconfortante, abordando las preocupaciones de los inversores y clientes por igual.

3. information about recent and important events.

The news anchor delivered the latest word on the ongoing pandemic, providing updates on vaccination rates and hospitalizations. El presentador de noticias dio a conocer la última información sobre el pandémico en curso, proporcionando actualizaciones sobre las tasas de vacunación y los hospitales.

4. a verbal command for action.

The officer gave the word to advance, and the troops moved forward swiftly. El oficial dio la orden de avanzar y las tropas se movieron hacia delante con rapidez.

5. an exchange of views on some topic.

The panel discussion turned into a heated word about the merits of artificial intelligence in healthcare. La discusión en paneles se convirtió en un debate acalorado sobre los méritos de la inteligencia artificial en el cuidado de la salud.

6. a promise.

The politician's campaign slogan was a hollow word, as it failed to materialize into any tangible changes in policy. El lema electoral del político era una palabra hueca, ya que no se materializó en cambios tangibles en la política.

7. a string of bits stored in computer memory.

Large computers use words up to 64 bits long Traducción de 'Large computers use words up to 64 bits long'

8. the divine word of God.

The reverent monk spent hours poring over the sacred Word, seeking guidance from its eternal wisdom. El monje devoto pasó horas estudiando con dedicación el Santo Verbote, buscando orientación de su sabiduría eterna.

9. a secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group.

The cult leader revealed the sacred word, passed down through generations, to the select few who had proven themselves worthy of its power. El líder de la secta reveló la palabra sagrada, transmitida a través de las generaciones, a los pocos selectos que se habían demostrado dignos del poder que contenía.

10. the sacred writings of the Christian religions.

The pastor delivered a powerful sermon from the book of words, emphasizing the importance of living by God's Word. El pastor predicó un sermón poderoso desde el libro de palabras, enfatizando la importancia de vivir según la Palabra de Dios.

enemy noun

1. an opposing military force.

The enemy forces were advancing rapidly, forcing our troops to retreat to higher ground. Fuerzas enemigas avanzaban rápidamente, lo que obligaba a nuestros soldados a retirarse hacia terreno más alto.

2. an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing military force).

The enemy forces were advancing swiftly across the battlefield, prompting the commander to order a strategic retreat. Las fuerzas enemigas avanzaban rápidamente por el campo de batalla, lo que llevó al comandante a ordenar una retirada estratégica.

3. any hostile group of people.

The rebel army has been fighting against their sworn enemy, the government forces, for years in an attempt to gain independence. El ejército rebelde ha estado luchando contra sus enemigos jurados, las fuerzas del gobierno, durante años en un intento de obtener la independencia.

4. a personal enemy.

The rival businessman had been her enemy for years, constantly trying to sabotage her company's growth. El empresario rival había sido su enemigo durante años, constantemente intentando sabotear el crecimiento de su empresa.

silence noun

1. the state of being silent (as when no one is speaking).

The sudden silence in the classroom was palpable after the teacher asked a thought-provoking question that left everyone in stunned quietude. El silencio repentinamente caído en el aula era palpable después de que el maestro hizo una pregunta pensativa que dejó a todos en un silencio atónido.

2. the absence of sound.

The stillness of the forest was broken only by the occasional bird's chirp, but otherwise there was complete silence. La quietud del bosque fue rota solo por el crido intermitente de un pájaro, pero en lo demás había un silencio absoluto.

3. a refusal to speak when expected.

The politician's silence on the controversial issue was seen as a sign of complicity, leading many to question her integrity. El silencio del político sobre el tema controverso se vio como un signo de complicidad, lo que llevó a muchos a cuestionar su integridad.

4. the trait of keeping things secret.

The government's silence on the matter raised suspicions among the public, leading to widespread speculation about what was really going on behind closed doors. El silencio del gobierno sobre el asunto suscitó sospechas entre el público, lo que llevó a especulaciones generalizadas sobre qué estaba realmente pasando detrás de las puertas cerradas.

friend noun

1. a person you know well and regard with affection and trust.

After moving to a new city, Sarah was grateful to have her friend Emily, who she had known since childhood, to visit and show her around. Después de mudarse a una nueva ciudad, Sarah se sintió agradecida de tener a su amiga Emily, con quien había conocido desde la infancia, para visitarla y mostrársela alrededor.

2. an associate who provides cooperation or assistance.

After I got stuck in the mud, my friend helped me pull out the car and get back on track. Después de que me quedé atascado en el barro, mi amigo me ayudó a sacar el coche y a volver al camino.

3. a person with whom you are acquainted.

She spent the weekend with her friend, Emily, who had just moved to the city from out of town. Ella pasó el fin de semana con su amiga Emily, que había acabado de mudarse a la ciudad desde el pueblo.

4. a person who backs a politician or a team etc..

The mayor's friend, a local businessman, donated a significant amount to her re-election campaign. El amigo del alcalde, un empresario local, donó una cantidad significativa para su campaña de reelección.

5. a member of the Religious Society of Friends founded by George Fox (the Friends have never called themselves Quakers).

As she sat in the meeting room, Sarah felt a sense of community among her fellow friends, who shared stories and wisdom from their spiritual journeys. Mientras se sentaba en la sala de reuniones, Sarah sintió un sentido de comunidad entre sus amigos fellows, que compartían historias y sabiduría de sus viajes espirituales.