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There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.


Translation result
Siempre hay algo de locura en el amor. Pero también hay siempre alguna razón en la locura. There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.


always adverb

1. At all times.

She is always punctual and arrives at her appointments on time. Ella es siempre puntual y llega a sus citas en tiempo.

2. Without variation or change, in every case.

She always wears her favorite necklace on special occasions, never deviating from her usual style. Ella siempre lleva su collar favorito en ocasiones especiales, nunca desviándose de su estilo habitual.

3. Without interruption.

The company's customer support team is always available, so you can reach out to them anytime you have a question or concern. El equipo de atención al cliente de la empresa está siempre disponible, por lo que puedes ponerte en contacto con ellos en cualquier momento que tengas una pregunta o inquietud.

4. At any time or in any event.

She always checks her email twice before sending it to ensure accuracy. Ella siempre verifica su correo electrónico dos veces antes de enviarlo para asegurar la precisión.

5. Forever.

She has always been devoted to her family, and she will continue to be so forever. Ella siempre ha sido devota a su familia, y seguirá siéndolo para siempre.

madness sustantivo

1. Obsolete terms for legal insanity.

The lawyer argued that the accused's plea of madness was an outdated defense, and that it would be difficult to prove in court. El abogado argumentó que el alegato de locura del acusado era una defensa obsoleta y que sería difícil demostrar en el juicio.

2. An acute viral disease of the nervous system of warm-blooded animals (usually transmitted by the bite of a rabid animal).

The veterinarian diagnosed the dog with rabies madness after it bit its owner and began exhibiting unusual behavior. El veterinario diagnosticó al perro con rabia después de que mordiera a su dueño y comenzara a mostrar un comportamiento inusual.

3. A feeling of intense anger.

The crowd's madness was palpable as they chanted and waved their fists in protest, demanding justice for the wronged party. La locura de la multitud era palpable mientras coreaban y agitaban sus puños en protesta, exigiendo justicia para la parte perjudicada.

4. The quality of being rash and foolish.

The company's latest decision was an example of madness, as it ignored all market trends and invested in a failing industry. La última decisión de la empresa fue un ejemplo de locura, ya que ignoró todas las tendencias del mercado y invertió en una industria en declive.

5. Unrestrained excitement or enthusiasm.

The crowd's madness was palpable as they cheered on their favorite team to win the championship game. La locura de la multitud era palpable mientras ellos coreaban a su equipo favorito para ganar el partido de campeonato.

love sustantivo

1. A strong positive emotion of regard and affection.

The couple shared a deep love that had grown over many years of marriage, and it was evident in the way they looked at each other. El matrimonio compartió un profundo amor que había crecido durante muchos años de matrimonio, y era evidente en la forma en que se miraban el uno al otro.

2. Any object of warm affection or devotion.

She has a special love - a vintage watch passed down from her grandmother, which she wears on every anniversary. Ella tiene un amor especial - un reloj de bolsillo vintage que le fue pasado por su abuela, que lleva en cada aniversario.

3. A beloved person.

She spent her entire life searching for her lost love, hoping to be reunited with him again. Ella pasó toda su vida buscando a su amor perdido, con la esperanza de ser reunida con él de nuevo.

4. A deep feeling of sexual desire and attraction.

5. A score of zero in tennis or squash.

The new player was thrilled to win the first game at love, feeling more confident on the court with each passing minute. El nuevo jugador se emocionó al ganar el primer partido al amor, sintiéndose más confiado en la pista con cada minuto que pasaba.

6. Sexual activities (often including sexual intercourse) between two people.


there adverb

1. In or at that place.

Please put the book over there on the table, so we can all see it. Por favor, coloca el libro allí sobre la mesa para que podamos todos verlo.

2. In that matter.

I'm not going to argue with you about politics; there, let's focus on finding common ground. No voy a discutir con usted sobre política; allí, vámonos a enfocarnos en encontrar terreno común.

3. To or toward that place.

Please put the book over there on the table, so we can all see it. Por favor, coloca el libro allí sobre la mesa, para que podamos todos verlo.

also adverbio

1. In addition.

She loves reading fiction novels, also writing poetry in her free time. Ella ama leer novelas de ficción y también escribe poemas en su tiempo libre.
The company offers employee benefits, also a generous paid vacation policy. La empresa ofrece beneficios para empleados, también una política de vacaciones pagadas generosa.
I'm planning a beach trip next weekend, also considering attending a music festival later this month. Estoy planeando un viaje a la playa el fin de semana próximo, también estoy considerando asistir a un festival de música más tarde este mes.

always adverb

1. At all times.

She is always punctual and arrives at her appointments on time. Ella es siempre puntual y llega a sus citas en tiempo.

2. Without variation or change, in every case.

She always wears her favorite necklace on special occasions, never deviating from her usual style. Ella siempre lleva su collar favorito en ocasiones especiales, nunca desviándose de su estilo habitual.

3. Without interruption.

The company's customer support team is always available, so you can reach out to them anytime you have a question or concern. El equipo de atención al cliente de la empresa está siempre disponible, por lo que puedes ponerte en contacto con ellos en cualquier momento que tengas una pregunta o inquietud.

4. At any time or in any event.

She always checks her email twice before sending it to ensure accuracy. Ella siempre verifica su correo electrónico dos veces antes de enviarlo para asegurar la precisión.

5. Forever.

She has always been devoted to her family, and she will continue to be so forever. Ella siempre ha sido devota a su familia, y seguirá siéndolo para siempre.

reason sustantivo

1. A rational motive for a belief or action.

The scientist's reason for conducting the experiment was to understand the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems. La razón del científico para llevar a cabo el experimento fue comprender los efectos del cambio climático sobre los ecosistemas marinos.

2. An explanation of the cause of some phenomenon.

The scientist spent months searching for the reason behind the mysterious disease that was spreading rapidly across the country, finally discovering a link to contaminated water. El científico pasó meses buscando la razón detrás del misterioso enfermedad que se extendía rápidamente por todo el país, finalmente descubriendo un vínculo con agua contaminada.

3. The capacity for rational thought or inference or discrimination.

The professor praised the student's exceptional reason, which allowed her to draw logical conclusions from complex mathematical formulas. El profesor elogió la excepcional habilidad del estudiante para razonar, lo que le permitió extraer conclusiones lógicas de fórmulas matemáticas complejas.

4. The state of having good sense and sound judgment.

After years of research, Dr. Smith finally found the reason behind the mysterious disease, which allowed her to develop a cure. Después de años de investigación, la Dra. Smith encontró finalmente el motivo detrás del misterioso enfermedad, lo que le permitió desarrollar una cura.

5. A justification for something existing or happening.

The scientists provided several reasons to explain why the climate was changing, but they couldn't agree on which one was most significant. Los científicos proporcionaron varios motivos para explicar por qué el clima estaba cambiando, pero no pudieron acordar cuál era el más significativo.

6. A fact that logically justifies some premise or conclusion.

The lawyer presented several reasons to the judge why the defendant's alibi was unreliable, including inconsistencies in their testimony and lack of credible witnesses. El abogado presentó varios motivos al juez sobre por qué el testimonio del acusado era poco fiable, incluyendo inconsistencias en su declaración y falta de testigos creíbles.

madness sustantivo

1. Obsolete terms for legal insanity.

The lawyer argued that the accused's plea of madness was an outdated defense, and that it would be difficult to prove in court. El abogado argumentó que el alegato de locura del acusado era una defensa obsoleta y que sería difícil demostrar en el juicio.

2. An acute viral disease of the nervous system of warm-blooded animals (usually transmitted by the bite of a rabid animal).

The veterinarian diagnosed the dog with rabies madness after it bit its owner and began exhibiting unusual behavior. El veterinario diagnosticó al perro con rabia después de que mordiera a su dueño y comenzara a mostrar un comportamiento inusual.

3. A feeling of intense anger.

The crowd's madness was palpable as they chanted and waved their fists in protest, demanding justice for the wronged party. La locura de la multitud era palpable mientras coreaban y agitaban sus puños en protesta, exigiendo justicia para la parte perjudicada.

4. The quality of being rash and foolish.

The company's latest decision was an example of madness, as it ignored all market trends and invested in a failing industry. La última decisión de la empresa fue un ejemplo de locura, ya que ignoró todas las tendencias del mercado y invertió en una industria en declive.

5. Unrestrained excitement or enthusiasm.

The crowd's madness was palpable as they cheered on their favorite team to win the championship game. La locura de la multitud era palpable mientras ellos coreaban a su equipo favorito para ganar el partido de campeonato.