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    Resources Translator

On second thought, I will accept the job.


Translation result
Pensándolo bien, aceptaré el trabajo. On second thought, I will accept the job.


second adjetivo

1. Coming next after the first in position in space or time or degree or magnitude.

The second star on the left is the one we need to navigate towards. La segunda estrella a la izquierda es la que necesitamos orientarnos hacia ella.
The team scored its second goal of the game in the final minutes, tying the score. El equipo anotó su segundo gol del partido en los minutos finales, empatando el marcador.

2. A part or voice or instrument or orchestra section lower in pitch than or subordinate to the first.

The second violinist in the orchestra played a beautiful harmony, complementing the lead violin's melody. El segundo violínista en la orquesta tocó una armonía hermosa, complementando el melodío del primer violín.
In the choir, the second alto singer struggled to hit the high notes, but her rich, lower-pitched voice added depth to the overall sound. En el coro, la segunda cantante de contralto luchó por alcanzar los agudos, pero su voz grave y rica agregó profundidad al sonido general.

thought sustantivo

1. The content of cognition.

The philosopher's profound thoughts on the nature of reality sparked a lively debate among his students. Los pensamientos profundos del filósofo sobre la naturaleza de la realidad desataron un debate animado entre sus estudiantes.

2. The process of using your mind to consider something carefully.

After a few moments of contemplation, I had a profound thought about the nature of human existence. Déjame un momento de reflexión y tuve un pensamiento profundo sobre la naturaleza de la existencia humana.

3. The organized beliefs of a period or group or individual.

The historian studied the thought of the Enlightenment era to understand its impact on modern society. El historiador estudió la pensamiento del siglo de las Luces para comprender su impacto en la sociedad actual.

4. A personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty.

Despite having no concrete evidence, her thought about the company's financial stability convinced her to invest in its stocks. A pesar de no tener pruebas concretas, su pensamiento sobre la estabilidad financiera de la empresa le convenció de invertir en acciones de la empresa.

accept verbo

1. Consider or hold as true.

The scientist accepted the theory of evolution after years of studying its evidence and supporting data. El científico aceptó la teoría de la evolución después de años de estudiar sus evidencias y datos de apoyo.

2. Receive willingly something given or offered.

The charity organization accepted the donation of $10,000 from the local business and used it to fund their community programs. La organización benéfica aceptó la donación de $10,000 del negocio local y la utilizó para financiar sus programas comunitarios.

3. Give an affirmative reply to.

When I asked her to join our project, she accepted without hesitation and started working on it right away. Cuando le pregunté que se uniera a nuestro proyecto, aceptó sin vacilar y comenzó a trabajar en él de inmediato.

4. React favorably to.

The company will accept the new proposal and begin implementing the changes immediately. La empresa aceptará el nuevo proyecto y comenzará a implementar los cambios inmediatamente.

5. Admit into a group or community.

The prestigious university accepted her application and offered her a spot in their honors program. La universidad prestigiosa aceptó su solicitud y le ofreció un lugar en su programa de honores.

6. Take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person.

After her friend went bankrupt, Sarah accepted the responsibility of paying off his credit card debt to help him get back on his feet. Después de que su amiga se declaró en bancarrota, Sarah aceptó la responsabilidad de pagar la deuda del tarjeta de crédito para ayudarlo a recuperarse.

7. Tolerate or accommodate oneself to.

After moving to a new city, it took her some time to accept the noise and chaos of urban life. Después de mudarse a una nueva ciudad, le llevó algún tiempo aceptar el ruido y la confusión de la vida urbana.

8. Be designed to hold or take.

The hotel room's king-sized bed is designed to accept two guests comfortably, with ample space for their luggage and personal items. La cama de tamaño real del habitación de hotel está diseñada para aceptar a dos huéspedes cómodamente, con espacio abundante para su equipaje y artículos personales.

9. Receive (a report) officially, as from a committee.

The city council accepted the report from the planning committee, paving the way for the new development project to move forward. El consejo municipal aceptó el informe del comité de planificación, lo que abrió el camino para que el proyecto de desarrollo nuevo avance.

10. Make use of or accept for some purpose.

The company has decided to accept the offer and partner with the startup to develop new software. La empresa ha decidido aceptar la oferta y asociarse con el startup para desarrollar nuevo software.

11. Be sexually responsive to, used of a female domesticated mammal.

Conjugación

Pronombre Conjugación
I
I accept.
You
You accept.
He/She/It
He/She/It accepts.
We
We accept.
You
You accept.
They
They accept.
Conjugación completa.

job sustantivo

1. The principal activity in your life that you do to earn money.

After completing her degree, Sarah landed a job as a software engineer at a prestigious tech firm. Después de completar su título, Sarah consiguió un trabajo como ingeniera de software en una empresa de tecnología prestigiosa.

2. A specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee.

As an electrician, John's current job is installing new wiring systems in residential homes. Como electricista, el trabajo actual de John es la instalación de sistemas de cableado nuevo en viviendas residenciales.

3. A workplace.

The new employee was excited to start her job at the marketing firm, eager to learn the ropes and contribute to the team's projects. La nueva empleada estaba emocionada de empezar su trabajo en la firma de marketing, ansiosa por aprender el oficio y contribuir a los proyectos del equipo.

4. An object worked on.

The carpenter spent hours working on the job, carefully crafting each detail to ensure it was perfect. El carpintero pasó horas trabajando en el trabajo, cuidadosamente forjando cada detalle para asegurarse de que fuera perfecto.

5. The responsibility to do something.

As a freelance writer, my job is to produce high-quality content for my clients within a tight deadline. Como escritor independiente, mi trabajo es producir contenido de alta calidad para mis clientes dentro de un plazo de entrega apretado.

6. The performance of a piece of work.

The artist spent hours on her job, carefully painting every detail of the landscape. La artista pasó horas en su trabajo, pintando con cuidado cada detalle del paisaje.

7. A damaging piece of work.

The new policy has created a job in the company's reputation, causing customers to lose trust in their services. La nueva política ha creado un trabajo en la reputación de la empresa, lo que hace que los clientes pierdan confianza en sus servicios.

8. A state of difficulty that needs to be resolved.

The new project manager faced a tough job in getting the team back on track after the recent delays. El nuevo gerente de proyecto enfrentó un trabajo difícil para poner el equipo en marcha nuevamente después de los recientes retrasos.

9. A jewish hero in the old testament who maintained his faith in god in spite of afflictions that tested him.

The pastor's sermon focused on the character of Job, highlighting his unwavering trust in God despite facing unimaginable suffering. El sermón del pastor se centró en el carácter de Job, destacando su confianza incólume en Dios a pesar de enfrentar sufrimientos inconcebibles.

10. Any long-suffering person who withstands affliction without despairing.

After years of struggling to make ends meet, Sarah became a job for her community, offering emotional support and guidance to those going through tough times. Después de años de luchar para mantenerse económicamente, Sarah se convirtió en un recurso para su comunidad, brindando apoyo emocional y orientación a aquellos que atravesaban momentos difíciles.

11. (computer science) a program application that may consist of several steps but is a single logical unit.

The software engineer worked on a complex job that involved data processing, image recognition, and natural language processing to develop an AI-powered chatbot. El ingeniero de software trabajó en un trabajo complejo que involucró el procesamiento de datos, reconocimiento de imágenes y procesamiento de lenguaje natural para desarrollar un chatbot con inteligencia artificial.

12. A book in the old testament containing job's pleas to god about his afflictions and god's reply.

The pastor's sermon focused on the themes of suffering and perseverance as depicted in the Book of Job, encouraging the congregation to trust in God's sovereignty. El sermón del pastor se centró en los temas del sufrimiento y la perseverancia, tal como se representan en el Libro de Job, animando a la congregación a confiar en la soberanía de Dios.

13. A crime (especially a robbery).