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Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.

Translation result

A veces pienso que la señal más segura de que existe vida inteligente en otra parte del universo es que ninguna de ellas ha intentado contactar con nosotros. Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.

Syntax analysis

SometimesAdverb

IPersonal pronoun

thinkVerb, singular present

theDeterminer

surestAdjective, superlative

signNoun, singular or mass

thatPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

intelligentAdjective

lifeNoun, singular or mass

existsVerb, third person singular present

elsewhereAdverb

inPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

universeNoun, singular or mass

isVerb, third person singular present

thatPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

noneNoun, singular or mass

ofPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

itPersonal pronoun

hasVerb, third person singular present

triedVerb, past participle

toPreposition (To)

contactVerb, infinitive

usPersonal pronoun

.Punctuation, sentence ender

sometimes adverbio

1. On certain occasions or in certain cases but not always.

She likes to read novels, sometimes getting so engrossed that she forgets about dinner. Ella gusta leer novelas, a veces se hace tan absorbida que olvida la cena.

The weather can be unpredictable; sometimes it's sunny, and sometimes it's rainy. El tiempo puede ser impredecible; a veces está soleado y a veces lluvioso.

I only eat spicy food sometimes, when I'm feeling particularly adventurous. Comprobar comida picante solo en ocasiones, cuando estoy sintiendo particularmente aventurero.

think verb

1. Judge or regard.

She thinks him to be one of the most talented musicians in the industry, and his latest album is no exception. Ella piensa que él es uno de los músicos más talentosos de la industria y su último álbum no es excepción.

2. Expect, believe, or suppose.

I think it will rain tomorrow, so I'll bring an umbrella to the park. Pienso que llueva mañana, así que llevaré un paraguas al parque.

3. Use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments.

After careful consideration, she thinks critically about the pros and cons of switching jobs before making a decision. Después de una cuidadosa consideración, ella piensa críticamente sobre los pros y contras de cambiar de trabajo antes de tomar una decisión.

4. Recall knowledge from memory.

After studying all night, she thought back to the key concepts in her psychology textbook and was able to answer the exam questions confidently. Después de estudiar toda la noche, se acordó de los conceptos clave en su libro de texto de psicología y pudo responder las preguntas del examen con confianza.

5. Imagine or visualize.

As I sat in the quiet forest, I liked to think of myself as a brave adventurer, exploring uncharted territories and discovering hidden treasures. Mientras me sentaba en el silencioso bosque, me gustaba pensar que era un valiente aventurero, explorando territorios no cartografiados y descubriendo tesoros escondidos.

6. Focus one's attention on a certain state.

As I sat in silence, I think about the beauty of nature and let my worries fade away. Mientras me senté en silencio, pienso en la belleza de la naturaleza y dejo que mis preocupaciones se desvanecen.

7. Have in mind as a purpose.

She thinks to travel around the world after graduating from college, so she's been saving money and applying for scholarships. Ella piensa viajar por todo el mundo después de graduarse en la universidad, así que ha estado ahorrando dinero y solicitando becas.

8. Decide by pondering, reasoning, or reflecting.

After weighing the pros and cons, she decided to think carefully about her next career move before making any changes. Después de ponderar los pros y contras, ella decidió pensar cuidadosamente en su próximo movimiento en carrera antes de hacer cualquier cambio.

9. Ponder.

As I lay in bed, I couldn't help but think about the events of the day and how they had unfolded. Mientras yacía en la cama, no podía evitar pensar en los eventos del día y cómo se habían desarrollado.

10. Dispose the mind in a certain way.

After reading the book, she thought deeply about the themes and symbolism to gain a deeper understanding of the author's message. Después de leer el libro, ella reflexionó profundamente sobre los temas y la simbología para obtener una comprensión más profunda del mensaje del autor.

11. Have or formulate in the mind.

As she lay in bed, Sarah thought about all the possibilities of her future career. Mientras yacía en la cama, Sarah pensó en todas las posibilidades de su carrera futura.

12. Be capable of conscious thought.

After a good night's sleep, I think clearly and am able to tackle complex problems with ease. Dospues de una buena noche de sueño, creo con claridad y puedo abordar problemas complejos con facilidad.

13. Bring into a given condition by mental preoccupation.

The artist thought deeply about her next painting, trying to bring together the abstract shapes and colors in her mind. El artista pensó profundamente sobre su próxima pintura, tratando de unir las formas y colores abstractos en su mente.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I think.
You	You think.
He/She/It	He/She/It thinks.
We	We think.
You	You think.
They	They think.

Complete conjugation.

sign noun

1. A perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened).

The detective searched for signs of forced entry at the crime scene, looking for any clues that might lead them to the perpetrator. El detectives buscó signos de entrada forzada en el escenario del crimen, buscando cualquier indicio que los llevara al autor del delito.

2. A public display of a message.

The city council installed a new sign in front of the town hall to announce the upcoming festival. El consejo municipal instaló un nuevo letrero en frente del ayuntamiento para anunciar el próximo festival.

3. Any nonverbal action or gesture that encodes a message.

The deaf artist used a series of subtle signs to convey her emotions in the silent performance, captivating the audience with its beauty and complexity. La artista sorda utilizó una serie de señas sutiles para transmitir sus emociones en la representación silenciosa, cautivando al público con su belleza y complejidad.

4. Structure displaying a board on which advertisements can be posted.

The real estate agent placed a bright yellow sign outside the new development to grab attention from passing drivers. El agente inmobiliario colocó un letrero amarillo brillante fuera del nuevo desarrollo para llamar la atención de los conductores que pasaban.

5. (astrology) one of 12 equal areas into which the zodiac is divided.

She was born under the sign of Leo, which is known for its fiery and confident personalities. Ella nació bajo el signo de Leo, que se caracteriza por sus personalidades ardentas y confiadas.

6. (medicine) any objective evidence of the presence of a disorder or disease.

The doctor examined my skin and pointed out several signs of skin cancer, including unusual moles and discoloration. El médico examinó mi piel y destacó varios signos de cáncer de piel, incluyendo manchas anormales y descoloraciones.

7. Having an indicated pole (as the distinction between positive and negative electric charges).

The physicist studied the properties of the electron's sign, noting its opposite charge in comparison to protons. El físico estudió las propiedades del signo del electrón, observando su carga opuesta en comparación con los protones.

8. An event that is experienced as indicating important things to come.

The shooting star in the night sky was considered a sign of good luck and prosperity by many cultures, believed to foretell a bright future ahead. El cometa que brillaba en el cielo nocturno se consideraba una señal de buena suerte y prosperidad por muchas culturas, creído que predecía un futuro brillante por delante.

9. A gesture that is part of a sign language.

The Deaf instructor taught the class how to form different signs, such as waving goodbye or pointing to an object. El instructor sordo enseñó la clase a formar diferentes señas, como saludar con un gesto de despedida o hacer un gesto para indicar un objeto.

10. A fundamental linguistic unit linking a signifier to that which is signified.

The linguist studied the signs of the ancient language, trying to decipher their connection to the objects they represented. El lingüista estudió los signos del lenguaje antiguo, tratando de descifrar su conexión con los objetos que representaban.

11. A character indicating a relation between quantities.

The mathematician studied the signs of equality and inequality to better understand the properties of numbers. El matemático estudió las señales de igualdad e igualdad para comprender mejor las propiedades de los números.

intelligent adjetivo

1. Having the capacity for thought and reason especially to a high degree.

The intelligent professor was able to solve complex mathematical problems with ease, impressing her students with her exceptional analytical skills. El profesor inteligente fue capaz de resolver problemas matemáticos complejos con facilidad, impresionando a sus estudiantes con sus habilidades analíticas excepcionales.

2. Possessing sound knowledge.

The intelligent professor designed a comprehensive curriculum that covered all aspects of the subject, impressing both students and colleagues alike. El profesor inteligente diseñó un currículum integral que abarcaba todos los aspectos del tema, impresionando tanto a los estudiantes como a sus colegas por igual.

3. Exercising or showing good judgment.

The intelligent decision she made to invest in a diversified portfolio has paid off, and her wealth has grown significantly. La inteligente decisión que tomó para invertir en un portafolio diversificado le ha dado resultado, y su riqueza se ha incrementado significativamente.

4. Endowed with the capacity to reason.

The intelligent students in Professor Smith's class were able to solve complex mathematical problems with ease, impressing their peers and earning high grades. Los estudiantes inteligentes del aula de la profesora Smith fueron capaces de resolver problemas matemáticos complejos con facilidad, impresionando a sus compañeros y obteniendo calificaciones altas.

life noun

1. A characteristic state or mode of living.

The nomadic lifestyle has been her life for decades, and she wouldn't have it any other way. El estilo de vida nómada ha sido su vida durante décadas y no lo cambiaría por nada del mundo.

2. The experience of being alive.

She reflected on her life and realized that she had accomplished more than she thought possible. Ella reflexionó sobre su vida y se dio cuenta de que había logrado más de lo que pensaba posible.

3. The course of existence of an individual.

She reflected on her life, thinking about all the milestones she had achieved and the challenges she had overcome. Ella reflexionó sobre su vida, pensando en todos los hitos que había alcanzado y los desafíos que había superado.

4. The condition of living or the state of being alive.

After the near-fatal accident, Sarah was grateful for her life and made a conscious effort to appreciate every moment. Después del accidente cerca de mortal, Sarah se sintió agradecida por su vida y hizo un esfuerzo consciente para apreciar cada momento.

5. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death).

The new smartphone had a limited life before its battery started to drain quickly, requiring frequent recharges. El nuevo teléfono inteligente tenía una vida limitada antes de que su batería empezara a agotarse rápidamente, lo que requería recargas frecuentes.

6. The period between birth and the present time.

After living through a lifetime of ups and downs, she reflected on her life and felt grateful for all the experiences she had. Después de vivir una vida llena de altibos y bajos, ella reflexionó sobre su vida y se sintió agradecida por todos los experiencias que había tenido.

7. The period from the present until death.

After her diagnosis, Sarah began to reevaluate her priorities and make the most of her remaining life, cherishing time with loved ones. Después de su diagnóstico, Sarah comenzó a reevaluar sus prioridades y hacer lo mejor con el resto de su vida, apreciando el tiempo con seres queridos.

8. A living person.

The doctor saved the life of the injured hiker who was trapped on the mountain. El médico salvó la vida del excursionista herido que estaba atrapado en la montaña.

9. Animation and energy in action or expression.

The artist poured her life into every brushstroke, imbuing the painting with an undeniable vitality that seemed to pulse with energy. La artista vertió su vida en cada pincelada, infundiendo la pintura con una vitalidad innegable que parecía latir con energía.

10. Living things collectively.

The diversity of life on Earth is truly remarkable, with millions of species ranging from tiny bacteria to massive blue whales. La diversidad de la vida en la Tierra es verdaderamente impresionante, con millones de especies que van desde bacterias diminutas hasta grandes ballenas azules.

11. The organic phenomenon that distinguishes living organisms from nonliving ones.

The discovery of water on Mars has sparked new hope for finding signs of life beyond our planet. El descubrimiento de agua en Marte ha generado nueva esperanza para encontrar indicios de vida más allá de nuestro planeta.

12. An account of the series of events making up a person's life.

The biographer spent years researching her subject's life, pouring over old letters and diaries to get a comprehensive understanding of her experiences. La biógrafa pasó años investigando la vida de su objeto de estudio, repasando viejos cartas y diarios para obtener una comprensión integral de sus experiencias.

13. A motive for living.

After her diagnosis, she found new purpose in life and dedicated herself to raising awareness about cancer research. Después de su diagnóstico, encontró un nuevo propósito en la vida y se dedicó a concienciar sobre investigación del cáncer.

14. A prison term lasting as long as the prisoner lives.

The doctor told the patient that his new medication would improve the quality of his life. El médico le dijo al paciente que su nueva medicación mejorarla la calidad de su vida.

elsewhere adverbio

1. In or to another place.

The team will reconvene elsewhere in the city to discuss their strategy for the upcoming competition. El equipo se reunirá en otro lugar de la ciudad para discutir su estrategia para la próxima competencia.

While I'll be attending the conference here, my colleagues will be discussing our project plans elsewhere at the same time. Mientras yo estaré asistiendo a la conferencia aquí, mis colegas discutirán nuestros planes de proyecto en otro lugar al mismo tiempo.

After visiting the museum, we decided to grab dinner elsewhere in town to try some new local cuisine. Después de visitar el museo, decidimos irnos a cenar a otro lugar de la ciudad para probar alguna nueva cocina local.

universe sustantivo

1. Everything that exists anywhere.

The vastness of the universe is a reminder of how small and insignificant our existence is in comparison. La vastedad del universo es un recordatorio de cómo pequeña y insignificante es nuestra existencia en comparación con ella.

2. (statistics) the entire aggregation of items from which samples can be drawn.

The marketing researcher analyzed a random sample of customers from the universe of all possible buyers to gain insights into consumer behavior. El investigador de marketing analizó una muestra aleatoria de clientes desde el universo de todos los posibles compradores para obtener insigths sobre el comportamiento del consumidor.

3. Everything stated or assumed in a given discussion.

The professor carefully navigated the universe of complex ideas presented in the lecture, clarifying any misunderstandings and providing additional context for students. El profesor navegó con cuidado el universo de ideas complejas presentadas en la conferencia, aclarando cualquier malentendido y proporcionando contexto adicional para los estudiantes.

none sustantivo

1. A canonical hour that is the ninth hour of the day counting from sunrise.

The nun took her daily vows at none, marking the end of the morning prayers and the beginning of her work in the monastery's gardens. La monja tomó sus votos diarios a las doce del mediodía, marcando el fin de las oraciones matutinas y el comienzo de su trabajo en los jardines del convento.

According to tradition, it was at none that Christ died on the cross, and many churches hold special services to commemorate this sacred hour. Según la tradición, fue a las tres que Cristo murió en la cruz, y muchos iglesias celebran servicios especiales para conmemorar esta hora sagrada.

2. A service in the roman catholic church formerly read or chanted at 3 pm (the ninth hour counting from sunrise) but now somewhat earlier.

The priest led the congregation in prayer during the None service, which was traditionally held at nine o'clock in the morning. El sacerdote dirigió la congregación en oración durante el Oficio de Nón, que se celebraba tradicionalmente a las nueve de la mañana.

Prior to its abolition in the 20th century, the None service played an important role in the daily worship cycle of many Catholic monasteries and convents. Antes de su abolición en el siglo XX, el servicio nocturno desempeñó un papel importante en el ciclo de oración diaria de muchos monasterios y conventos católicos.

contact verbo

1. Be in or establish communication with.

The detective tried to contact the witness who had seen the suspicious person, but they didn't answer their phone. El detective intentó contactar al testigo que había visto a la persona sospechosa, pero no respondió su teléfono.

After hours of searching, she finally managed to contact her friend's family to let them know she was safe and sound. Después de horas de búsqueda, finalmente logró ponerse en contacto con la familia de su amiga para informarles que estaba sana y salva.

2. Be in direct physical contact with.

The firefighter carefully contacted the burning building's exterior wall to assess the damage. El bombero contactó con cuidado la pared exterior del edificio en llamas para evaluar los daños.

During the medical exam, the doctor had to carefully contact the patient's wound to check for any signs of infection. Durante el examen médico, el médico tuvo que contactar cuidadosamente la herida del paciente para verificar cualquier signo de infección.

Conjugación

Pronombre	Conjugación
I	I contact.
You	You contact.
He/She/It	He/She/It contacts.
We	We contact.
You	You contact.
They	They contact.

Conjugación completa.