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    Resources Translator The plane will take off in 5 minutes.

The plane will take off in 5 minutes.

Translation result
El avión despegará en 5 minutos. The plane will take off in 5 minutes.


plane noun

1. an aircraft that has a fixed wing and is powered by propellers or jets.

The small plane soared through the clear blue sky, leaving behind a trail of condensed water vapor. El pequeño avión surgió por el cielo azul claro, dejando atrás un rastro de vapor de agua condensada.

2. (mathematics) an unbounded two-dimensional shape.

The geometrician carefully drew a plane to represent the two-dimensional surface of the object in her mathematical model. El geómetra dibujó con cuidado un plano para representar la superficie bidimensional del objeto en su modelo matemático.

3. a level of existence or development.

The concept of spiritual growth is often discussed in terms of ascending to higher planes, where one's connection with the universe and inner self becomes more profound. El concepto de crecimiento espiritual se discute a menudo en términos de ascender a planos superiores, donde la conexión con el universo y el yo interior se vuelve más profunda.

4. a power tool for smoothing or shaping wood.

The carpenter used a hand plane to smooth out the rough edges of the wooden plank before assembling the bookshelf. El carpintero utilizó unauela de mano para suavizar las esquinas rugosas del tablón de madera antes de montar la estantería de libros.

5. a carpenter's hand tool with an adjustable blade for smoothing or shaping wood.

The skilled craftsman reached for his trusty plane to smooth out the rough edges of the wooden table top. El habilidoso artesano alcanzó su fiel plancha para pulir los bordos ásperos de la mesa de madera.

take verb

1. carry out.

The team will take the new marketing strategy to boost sales this quarter. El equipo llevará la nueva estrategia de marketing para impulsar las ventas este trimestre.

2. require (time or space).

The new policy will take up a lot of time and resources to implement successfully. La nueva política ocupará mucho tiempo y recursos para implementarse con éxito.

3. take somebody somewhere.

Can you please take me to the airport so I can catch my flight on time? Puedes llevarme al aeropuerto para que pueda tomar mi vuelo a tiempo, por favor?

4. get into one's hands, take physically.

Can you take this book from the shelf and hand it to me? (In this sentence, "take" means to physically remove the book from the shelf.) Puedes sacar este libro de la estantería y darmearlo?

5. take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect.

The company is taking on a more environmentally friendly approach to its operations, incorporating sustainable practices into their manufacturing process. La empresa está adoptando un enfoque más amigable con el medio ambiente en sus operaciones, incorporando prácticas sostenibles en su proceso de manufactura.

6. interpret something in a certain way.

The art critic took the abstract sculpture to be a commentary on the human condition, rather than just a random collection of shapes. El crítico de arte consideró que la escultura abstracta era un comentario sobre la condición humana, más que simplemente una colección aleatoria de formas.

7. take something or somebody with oneself somewhere.

As we headed to the beach, I asked my friend Sarah to take her surfboard with us so she could catch some waves later. Mientras nos dirigíamos a la playa, le pregunté a mi amiga Sara que llevara su tabla de surf con nosotros para que pueda coger algunas olas más tarde.

8. take into one's possession.

Can I take this pen? I need it for my project. Puedo tomar este lápiz? Lo necesito para mi proyecto.

9. travel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain route.

We're going to take the highway to get to the city, it's faster than taking the scenic route. Vamos a tomar la autopista para llegar a la ciudad, es más rápido que tomar el camino panorámico.

10. pick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives.

Can you take your pick from the menu and order what you like? (In this sentence, "take" means to make a selection from available options.) Puedes elegir lo que te guste del menú y ordenar lo que te apetezca. (En este sentido, 'tomar' significa hacer una selección entre las opciones disponibles)

11. receive willingly something given or offered.

The charity will take all donations to help fund their community programs. La organización benéfica tomará todos los donativos para ayudar a financiar sus programas comunitarios.

12. assume, as of positions or roles.

The newly elected mayor is set to take office next week and will be responsible for leading the city's economic development initiatives. El alcalde recién electo está programado para tomar posesión la próxima semana y será responsable de liderar las iniciativas de desarrollo económico de la ciudad.

13. take into consideration for exemplifying purposes.

In our study on climate change, we will take the city of New York's experience with Hurricane Sandy as an example to illustrate the devastating effects of rising sea levels. En nuestro estudio sobre el cambio climático, tomaremos la experiencia de la ciudad de Nueva York con el huracán Sandy como ejemplo para ilustrar los efectos devastadores del aumento de los niveles del mar.

14. require as useful, just, or proper.

The new policy takes into account the changing needs of modern employees, requiring flexible work arrangements to boost productivity and job satisfaction. La nueva política tiene en cuenta las necesidades cambiantes de los empleados modernos, requiriendo arreglos laborales flexibles para aumentar la productividad y la satisfacción en el trabajo.

15. experience or feel or submit to.

The crowd took to the streets in protest, feeling a sense of urgency and frustration with the government's recent policies. La multitud se lanzó a las calles en protesta, sintiendo un sentido de urgencia y frustración con las recientes políticas del gobierno.

16. make a film or photograph of something.

The photographer spent hours taking pictures of the sunset to capture its vibrant colors. El fotógrafo pasó horas tomando fotos del atardecer para capturar sus colores vivos.

17. remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract.

The mechanic took off the old tire and replaced it with a new one, getting the car ready for the road trip. El mecánico quitó el neumático viejo y lo reemplazó con uno nuevo, preparando el coche para el viaje en carretera.

18. serve oneself to, or consume regularly.

My siblings take snacks from the pantry all day long, and I'm surprised they don't get tired of them. Mis hermanos sacan snacks del armario todo el día y me sorprende que no se cansen de ellos.

19. accept or undergo, often unwillingly.

Despite his initial reluctance, he was forced to take the promotion and relocate to another city. A pesar de su inicial reticencia, fue forzado a aceptar la promoción y mudarse a otra ciudad.

20. make use of or accept for some purpose.

The company is taking advantage of the tax breaks to invest in new technology. La empresa está aprovechando las exenciones fiscales para invertir en nueva tecnología.

21. take by force.

The riot police took control of the street, overpowering the protesters who were trying to block their path. La policía antidisturbios tomó el control de la calle, venciendo a los manifestantes que intentaban bloquear su camino.

22. occupy or take on.

She decided to take up painting as her new hobby, and soon she was producing beautiful pieces of art. Ella decidió tomar el arte de pintura como su nuevo hobby y pronto estaba produciendo piezas bellas de arte.

23. admit into a group or community.

The prestigious club took her in as its newest member after she impressed them with her exceptional skills. El prestigioso club la tomó como su nueva miembro después de que la impresionara con sus habilidades excepcionales.

24. ascertain or determine by measuring, computing or take a reading from a dial.

Take a pulse Traducción de 'Take a pulse'
A reading was taken of the earth's tremors Traducción de 'A reading was taken of the earth's tremors'

25. be a student of a certain subject.

She's going to take philosophy this semester, and we're all excited to hear her thoughts on existentialism. Ella va a tomar filosofía este semestre y estamos todos emocionados de escuchar sus pensamientos sobre el existencialismo.

26. take as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs.

The company's financial troubles took a toll on employee morale, leading to a significant decrease in productivity. Los problemas financieros de la empresa tomaron un golpe en el moral de los empleados, lo que llevó a una disminución significativa en la productividad.

27. head into a specified direction.

As we left the city, we took the highway east to get to our destination on time. Mientras salíamos de la ciudad, tomamos el autopista hacia el este para llegar a nuestro destino con puntualidad.

28. point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards.

The captain took the binoculars and aimed them towards the horizon, scanning for any signs of danger. El capitán tomó los prismáticos y los dirigió hacia el horizonte, escudriñando en busca de cualquier señal de peligro.

29. be seized or affected in a specified way.

The news of her resignation took her by surprise, leaving her feeling stunned and disoriented. La noticia de su dimisión la tomó por sorpresa, dejándola con un sentimiento de estupefacción y desorientación.

30. have with oneself.

She likes to take her favorite book with her wherever she goes, so she can read during her breaks. Ella gusta llevar su libro favorito consigo dondequiera que vaya, para poder leer durante sus descansos.

31. engage for service under a term of contract.

The company took on several new employees last quarter to meet the increasing demand for their services. La empresa contrató a varios nuevos empleados en el último trimestre para satisfacer la creciente demanda de sus servicios.

32. receive or obtain regularly.

She takes a weekly allowance from her parents to help with her expenses. Ella recibe una asignación semanal de sus padres para ayudar con sus gastos.

33. buy, select.

She took her favorite designer handbag at the weekend sale, and it was a great deal. Ella se llevó su bolso de diseñador favorito en la venta del fin de semana y fue un buen trato.

34. to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort.

After months of searching for a new job, she finally took a position at a prestigious company and felt a sense of relief and security. Después de meses de búsqueda de un nuevo trabajo, ella finalmente tomó una posición en una empresa prestigiosa y sintió un sentido de alivio y seguridad.

35. have sex with.

36. lay claim to.

The new CEO took control of the company, announcing plans to revamp its struggling operations. El nuevo CEO tomó el control de la empresa, anunciando planes para reinvigoral sus operaciones alicadas.

37. be designed to hold or take.

The new smartphone case is designed to take heavy drops, ensuring your phone stays protected. El nuevo caso para teléfono móvil está diseñado para soportar caídas pesadas, garantizando que tu teléfono esté protegido.

38. be capable of holding or containing.

The suitcase is designed to take a lot of weight, so you can pack all your essentials without worrying about it bursting open. La maleta está diseñada para aguantar mucho peso, por lo que puedes meter todas tus prendas esenciales sin preocuparte de que explote.

39. develop a habit.

She's been taking yoga classes regularly and has taken to meditating every morning. Ella ha estado asistiendo a clases de yoga regularmente y se ha acostumbrado a meditar cada mañana.

40. proceed along in a vehicle.

The bus will take us to the city center, and then we can transfer to another route to reach our destination. El autobús nos llevará al centro de la ciudad y luego podemos cambiar a otro recorrido para llegar a nuestro destino.

41. obtain by winning.

The team took the championship trophy after winning the final match. El equipo se llevó el trofeo de campeonato después de ganar el partido final.

42. be stricken by an illness, fall victim to an illness.

After months of ignoring his symptoms, John finally took ill with a severe case of pneumonia. Después de meses de ignorar sus síntomas, John finalmente se enfermó con un grave caso de neumonía.

Conjugation

PronounConjugation
I
I take.
You
You take.
He/She/It
He/She/It takes.
We
We take.
You
You take.
They
They take.
Complete conjugation.

off adverb

1. from a particular thing or place or position (`forth' is obsolete).

The company will be shipping products off the production line next week, so we need to ensure everything is ready on time. La empresa enviará productos desde la línea de producción la próxima semana, por lo que necesitamos asegurarnos de que todo esté listo a tiempo.

2. at a distance in space or time.

The spaceship was off in the distance, its engines glowing brightly against the dark sky. El espacioporto estaba a distancia, sus motores brillando intensamente contra el cielo oscuro.

3. no longer on or in contact or attached.

The engine sputtered off, and we coasted to the side of the road to avoid crashing. El motor chisporroteó y nos deslizamos hacia el lado de la carretera para evitar chocar.

minute noun

1. a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour.

The coach gave her team only one minute to adjust their strategy before the game started. El entrenador le dio a su equipo solo un minuto para ajustar su estrategia antes de que comenzara el partido.

2. an indefinitely short time.

I'll be there in a minute, just let me finish this task. (In this sentence, "a minute" refers to an extremely short period of time, implying that it will take almost no time at all for the speaker to complete their task.) Allí estaré en un minuto, solo déjame terminar esta tarea. (En este sentido, 'un minuto' se refiere a un período de tiempo extremadamente breve, lo que implica que tomará prácticamente cero tiempo para que el hablante complete su tarea.)

3. a particular point in time.

The minute the concert started, the crowd erupted into cheers and applause. Tan pronto como comenzó el concierto, la multitud estalló en vítores y aplausos.

4. a unit of angular distance equal to a 60th of a degree.

The astronomer used her telescope to measure the precise minute of the celestial body's position in the night sky, ensuring accurate calculations for their research. El astrónomo utilizó su telescopio para medir el preciso minuto de la posición del cuerpo celestial en el cielo nocturno, asegurando cálculos precisos para su investigación.

5. a short note.

The doctor jotted down a minute of the patient's symptoms in her chart before reviewing the test results. El doctor tomó nota de un minuto de los síntomas del paciente en su carta antes de revisar los resultados de las pruebas.

6. distance measured by the time taken to cover it.

The marathon runner had to maintain a steady pace to cover the minute distance between her and the finish line. El corredor de maratón tuvo que mantener un ritmo constante para cubrir la breve distancia entre ella y la línea de meta.