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    Resources Translator

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.


john sustantivo

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.

shower verb

1. Expend profusely.

The wealthy businessman showered his daughter with expensive gifts on her 21st birthday, much to the envy of their friends. El empresario rico regaló a su hija con regalos costosos en su cumpleaños número 21, lo que no dejó de llamar la atención a sus amigos.

2. Spray or sprinkle with.

The gardener showered the newly planted seeds with a fine layer of compost to promote healthy growth. El jardinero regó las semillas recién plantadas con una capa fina de compost para fomentar el crecimiento saludable.

3. Take a shower.

After a long hike, Sarah likes to shower and change into fresh clothes before heading back to her campsite. Después de un largo paseo, Sarah gusta ducharse y cambiarse de ropas frescas antes de regresar a su sitio de acampada.

4. Rain abundantly.

The storm cloud showered the parched earth with refreshing rain, reviving the withered crops. La nube tormentosa regaló la tierra seca con lluvia refrescante, reviviendo los cultivos marchitos.

5. Provide abundantly with.

The wealthy entrepreneur showered his guests with lavish gifts and treats at the grand opening party. El empresario acaudalado regaló a sus invitados con regalos y tratamientos lujosos en la fiesta de apertura.

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.

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.