John has a shower every night before he goes to sleep.

Translation result

John se ducha todas las noches antes de irse a dormir. John has a shower every night before he goes to sleep.

Syntax analysis

johnProper noun

haveVerb, third person singular present

aDeterminer

showerNoun, singular or mass

everyDeterminer

nightNoun, singular or mass

beforePreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

hePersonal pronoun

goVerb, third person singular present

toPreposition (To)

sleepVerb, infinitive

.Punctuation

john noun

1. a room or building equipped with one or more toilets.

The new John on campus is conveniently located near the student union, making it easy for students to take a break and use the facilities. El nuevo edificio John en el campus está convenientemente ubicado cerca de la sede estudiantil, lo que facilita a los estudiantes tomar un descanso y utilizar las instalaciones.

2. youngest son of Henry II.

King Philip II of France was particularly interested in forming an alliance with John, the youngest son of Henry II, to secure his claim to the French throne. El rey Felipe II de Francia mostró un especial interés en formar una alianza con Juan, el hijo más joven de Enrique II, para consolidar su reclamo al trono francés.

3. (New Testament) disciple of Jesus.

According to Christian tradition, John was one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus to spread his teachings and message. Según la tradición cristiana, Juan era uno de los doce apóstoles elegidos por Jesús para difundir sus enseñanzas y mensaje.

4. a prostitute's customer.

5. the last of the four Gospels in the New Testament.

The Reverend began his sermon by reading from the Book of John, emphasizing its themes of love and redemption. El reverendo empezó su sermón leyendo del Libro de Juan, destacando sus temas de amor y redención.

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.

shower noun

1. a plumbing fixture that sprays water over you.

After a long day, she loved to relax in her new shower and let the warm water wash away all her fatigue. Después de un largo día, le encantaba relajarse en su nueva ducha y dejar que el agua tibia le lavara toda la fatiga.

2. washing yourself by standing upright under water sprayed from a nozzle.

After a long day of hiking, Sarah needed to take a refreshing shower to wash off the dirt and sweat before getting ready for dinner. Después de un día largo de senderismo, Sarah necesitaba tomar una ducha refrescante para lavarse el polvo y el sudor antes de prepararse para cenar.

3. a brief period of precipitation.

The sudden shower passed quickly, leaving behind a refreshing scent and a slight mist in the air. La lluvia repentina pasó rápidamente, dejando atrás un aroma refrescante y una leve niebla en el aire.

4. a sudden downpour (as of tears or sparks etc) likened to a rain shower.

The emotional speech at the funeral triggered a shower of tears from the mourners in the audience. El discurso emocional en el funeral desencadenó una lluvia de lágrimas desde la audiencia de los dolientes.

5. someone who organizes an exhibit for others to see.

The art shower curated a stunning collection of contemporary paintings, featuring works from both established and emerging artists. El arte de la exposición curada una colección impresionante de pinturas contemporáneas, con obras de artistas establecidos y emergentes.

6. a party of friends assembled to present gifts (usually of a specified kind) to a person.

The bride's friends threw her a surprise baby shower, filling the room with adorable onesies and toys. Los amigos de la novia le organizaron un sorprendente baño de bebé, llenando el salon con monos adorables y juguetes.

night noun

1. the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside.

The stars were shining brightly in the night sky, guiding us through the darkness. Las estrellas brillaban con intensidad en el cielo nocturno, guiándonos a través de la oscuridad.

2. a period of ignorance or backwardness or gloom.

The night of the medieval era was characterized by widespread superstition and darkness, which hindered scientific progress and understanding. La noche de la época medieval se caracterizó por una amplia superstición y oscuridad que obstaculizó el progreso científico y comprensión.

3. the period spent sleeping.

After a long day of work, she looked forward to a good night's sleep and a relaxing weekend. Después de un día largo de trabajo, se adelantaba a una buena noche de sueño y un fin de semana relajante.

4. the dark part of the diurnal cycle considered a time unit.

The night was young, and the city's nightlife was in full swing, with people pouring out of bars and clubs onto the streets. La noche era joven y la vida nocturna de la ciudad estaba en pleno apogeo, con personas saliendo a raudales de los bares y clubes hacia las calles.

5. darkness.

The darkness of night made it difficult to see any obstacles on the winding mountain road. La oscuridad de la noche lo hizo difícil ver cualquier obstáculo en el camino montañoso sinuoso.

6. a shortening of nightfall.

The sun was setting, and we were approaching night, which would bring a welcome cool breeze after the sweltering heat of the day. El sol se estaba poniendo y nos acercábamos a la noche, que traería un fresco viento bienvenido después del calor opresivo del día.

7. the time between sunset and midnight.

The stars were shining brightly in the night sky, casting a magical glow over the landscape. Las estrellas brillaban con intensidad en el cielo nocturno, proyectando un resplandor mágico sobre el paisaje.

8. Roman goddess of night.

In ancient Roman mythology, Night was often depicted as a mysterious and powerful goddess, ruling over the darkness and shadows. En la mitología romana antigua, la Noche se representaba a menudo como una diosa misteriosa y poderosa, que gobernaba sobre la oscuridad y las sombras.

cause noun

1. events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something.

The discovery of penicillin was the cause of a revolutionary change in the treatment of bacterial infections, leading to countless lives saved and improved healthcare outcomes. El descubrimiento de la penicilina fue la causa de un cambio revolucionario en el tratamiento de las infecciones bacterianas, lo que llevó a salvadas ilimitadas de vidas y mejoras en los resultados de salud.

2. a justification for something existing or happening.

The environmental cause of climate change has been widely debated among scientists and policymakers. La causa ambiental del cambio climático ha sido ampliamente debatida entre científicos y políticos.

3. a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end.

The civil rights movement was a powerful cause that brought about significant changes in American society. El movimiento de derechos civiles fue una causa poderosa que llevó a cambios significativos en la sociedad estadounidense.

4. any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results.

The new policy was the cause of widespread unemployment in the industry, leading to economic instability. La nueva política fue la causa de un desempleo generalizado en la industria, lo que llevó a una inestabilidad económica.

5. a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy.

The plaintiff's lawyer carefully prepared her case, gathering evidence to prove that the defendant's negligence was the direct cause of the accident. El abogado del demandante preparó cuidadosamente su caso, recopilando pruebas para demostrar que la negligencia del demandado fue la causa directa del accidente.

sleep verb

1. be asleep.

The baby slept soundly through the night, exhausted from her busy day. El bebé durmió profundamente toda la noche, exhausta después de su día ocupado.

After a long flight, I finally fell asleep on the plane and didn't wake up until we landed. Después de un vuelo largo, finalmente me quedé dormido en el avión y no me desperté hasta que aterrizamos.

2. be able to accommodate for sleeping.

The new hotel claims it can sleep up to 500 guests comfortably, making it an ideal choice for large conferences. El nuevo hotel afirma que puede acoger hasta a 500 huéspedes cómodamente, lo que lo convierte en una excelente opción para grandes conferencias.

This cozy cabin is designed to sleep four people, with two bedrooms and a pull-out sofa in the living room. Este acogedor chalet está diseñado para dormir a cuatro personas, con dos habitaciones y un sofá cama plegable en el salón de estar.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I sleep.
You	You sleep.
He/She/It	He/She/It sleeps.
We	We sleep.
You	You sleep.
They	They sleep.

Complete conjugation.