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    Resources Translator The kids want to put up a tent in the backyard this summer.

The kids want to put up a tent in the backyard this summer.

Translation result
Los niños quieren montar una tienda de campaña en el patio trasero este verano. The kids want to put up a tent in the backyard this summer.


language noun

1. a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols.

The new language learning app has been designed to help users communicate effectively with native speakers. La aplicación de aprendizaje de lenguas nueva ha sido diseñada para ayudar a los usuarios a comunicarse de manera efectiva con hablantes nativos.

2. (language) communication by word of mouth.

The indigenous community relied heavily on oral language to pass down their cultural traditions and stories from one generation to the next. La comunidad indígena se basó ampliamente en el lenguaje oral para transmitir sus tradiciones y historias culturales de una generación a la siguiente.

3. the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number.

The lyrics of the hit single were widely considered to be a new language in pop music, with its catchy melody and clever wordplay. Las letras del sencillo de éxito fueron ampliamente consideradas como un nuevo lenguaje en la música pop, con su melodía pegadiza y juegos de palabras ingeniosos.

4. the cognitive processes involved in producing and understanding linguistic communication.

The linguist spent years studying the cognitive processes involved in language, seeking to understand how our brains enable us to comprehend and produce complex sentences. El lingüista pasó años estudiando los procesos cognitivos involucrados en el lenguaje, buscando entender cómo nuestros cerebros nos permiten comprender y producir oraciones complejas.

5. the mental faculty or power of vocal communication.

The linguist studied the language of sign communication used by the indigenous community, fascinated by its unique grammatical structure. El lingüista estudió el lenguaje de comunicación por señas utilizado por la comunidad indígena, fascinado por su estructura gramatical única.

6. a system of words used to name things in a particular discipline.

The botanist was familiar with the language of flowers, which allowed her to identify species and communicate with other plant enthusiasts. La botánica era familiar con el lenguaje de las flores, lo que le permitió identificar especies y comunicarse con otros entusiastas de la flora.

want verb

1. feel or have a desire for.

After tasting the delicious cake, she wanted another slice. Después de probar el delicioso pastel, ella quería otro trozo.

2. have need of.

The charity wants clothes, toys, and food donations to help those in need during the holiday season. La caridad desea donaciones de ropa, juguetes y alimentos para ayudar a aquellos que lo necesitan durante la temporada de fiestas.

3. hunt or look for.

The hikers wanted to find the rare species of orchid that only bloomed in these remote mountains, so they spent hours searching through the dense forest. Los senderistas querían encontrar la especie rara de orquídea que solo florecía en estos montañas remotas, por lo que pasaron horas buscando a través del bosque denso.

4. wish or demand the presence of.

The child wants her mother to read her a bedtime story every night before sleep. El niño quiere que su madre le lea una historia antes de dormir cada noche.

5. be without, lack.

The team wants a quarterback with experience to lead them to victory, but they're stuck with an inexperienced rookie instead. El equipo desea un quarterback con experiencia que los lleve al triunfo, pero se ven obligados a trabajar con un novato inexperto en su lugar.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I want.
You
You want.
He/She/It
He/She/It wants.
We
We want.
You
You want.
They
They want.
Complete conjugation.

put verb

1. put into a certain place or abstract location.

She carefully put the fragile vase on the mantle, making sure it wouldn't get knocked over. Ella colocó con cuidado el vaso frágil en la repisa, asegurándose de que no se cayera.

2. cause to be in a certain state.

The warm sunlight put the flowers into bloom, filling the garden with their sweet fragrance. El sol cálido iluminó las flores, haciéndolas brotar y llenando el jardín de su deliciosa fragancia.

3. formulate in a particular style or language.

The poet put her thoughts into verse, crafting a beautiful and poignant poem that captured the essence of her emotions. La poeta puso sus pensamientos en verso, forjando un poema bello y conmovedor que capturó la esencia de sus emociones.

4. attribute or give.

The critics put the film's success down to its engaging storyline and memorable characters. Los críticos atribuyen el éxito del filme a su trama atrapante y personajes recordables.

5. make an investment.

After careful consideration, she decided to put her money into a high-yield savings account. Después de una cuidadosa consideración, decidido invertir su dinero en un cuenta de ahorro con alta rentabilidad.

6. estimate.

The real estate agent put the value of the house at $500,000, taking into account its prime location and recent renovations. El agente inmobiliario valoró la casa en $500,000, teniendo en cuenta su ubicación primorredonda y las renovaciones recientes.

7. cause (someone) to undergo something.

The doctor put her through a series of rigorous tests to diagnose her rare medical condition. El médico la sometió a una serie de pruebas rigurosas para diagnosticar su condición médica rara.

8. adapt.

The company had to put its operations into place quickly in order to stay competitive in the rapidly changing market. La empresa tuvo que implementar sus operaciones con rapidez para mantenerse competitiva en el mercado en constante evolución.

9. arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events.

After a good night's sleep, she put her thoughts together and prioritized her tasks for the next day. Después de una buena noche de sueño, ella reunió sus pensamientos y priorizó sus tareas para el día siguiente.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I put.
You
You put.
He/She/It
He/She/It puts.
We
We put.
You
You put.
They
They put.
Complete conjugation.

tent noun

1. a portable shelter (usually of canvas stretched over supporting poles and fastened to the ground with ropes and pegs).

The campers carefully set up their tent in the designated area, making sure it was secure against the strong winds that were expected later that night. Los campistas establecieron con cuidado su tienda en el área designada, asegurándose de que estuviera segura contra los fuertes vientos que se esperaban más tarde esa noche.
After days of hiking through the wilderness, we finally arrived at the campsite and began to assemble our tent, eager to rest our weary bodies. Después de días de caminar por la montaña, finalmente llegamos al campamento y comenzamos a montar nuestra tienda, ansiosos por descansar nuestros cuerpos cansados.

2. a web that resembles a tent or carpet.

The spider's intricate tent covered the entire surface of its egg sac, providing protection and camouflage for its young. La telaraña tenía un tejido intrincado que cubría toda la superficie de su saco de huevos, proporcionando protección y camuflaje a sus crías.
The gecko's feet moved quickly over the delicate tent of silk threads, allowing it to navigate the sticky surface with ease. Los pies del gecko se movieron rápidamente sobre el delicado toldo de hilos de seda, lo que le permitió navegar la superficie pegajosa con facilidad.

sense noun

1. a general conscious awareness.

Throughout the meeting, the sense of unease grew among the team members as they discussed the uncertain future of the company. A lo largo de la reunión, el sentimiento de inquietud creció entre los miembros del equipo al discutir sobre el futuro incierto de la empresa.

2. the meaning of a word or expression.

The dictionary provided a clear sense of what the term "sustainability" meant, helping me to understand its implications in the context of environmental policy. El diccionario proporcionó un sentido claro de lo que significaba el término "sostenibilidad", ayudándome a comprender sus implicaciones en el contexto de la política ambiental.

3. the faculty through which the external world is apprehended.

The scientist studied the sense of smell to understand how it works and how it affects our perception of different odors. El científico estudió el sentido del olfato para entender cómo funciona y cómo afecta nuestra percepción de diferentes olores.

4. sound practical judgment.

After years of experience in the business world, John developed a keen sense that allowed him to make shrewd investments and avoid costly mistakes. Después de años de experiencia en el mundo empresarial, John desarrolló una aguda intuición que le permitió hacer inversiones astutas y evitar errores costosos.

5. a natural appreciation or ability.

The musician's sense of melody allowed her to create hauntingly beautiful compositions that captivated audiences worldwide. El sentido musical del músico le permitió crear composiciones hauntingly bellas que cautivaron a audiencias en todo el mundo.

catastrophe noun

1. an event resulting in great loss and misfortune.

The whole city was affected by the irremediable calamity Traducción de 'The whole city was affected by the irremediable calamity'
The earthquake was a disaster Traducción de 'The earthquake was a disaster'

2. a state of extreme (usually irremediable) ruin and misfortune.

Lack of funds has resulted in a catastrophe for our school system Traducción de 'Lack of funds has resulted in a catastrophe for our school system'
His policies were a disaster Traducción de 'His policies were a disaster'

3. a sudden violent change in the earth's surface.