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    Resources Translator With her blue hair, Mary really stands out in a crowd.

With her blue hair, Mary really stands out in a crowd.

Translation result
Con su cabello azul, Mary realmente destaca entre la multitud. With her blue hair, Mary really stands out in a crowd.


blue adjective


hair noun

1. a covering for the body (or parts of it) consisting of a dense growth of threadlike structures (as on the human head).

After years of neglect, Sarah's long hair had become matted and tangled, so she decided to visit a professional stylist to get it trimmed and styled. Después de años de descuido, el cabello largo de Sarah se había vuelto emplumado y enredado, así que decidió visitar a un estilista profesional para que lo cortara y lo estilosiera.

2. a very small distance or space.

The difference between their salaries was only a hair, but it made all the difference in their lifestyle choices. La diferencia entre sus salarios fue solo un cabello, pero hizo toda la diferencia en sus opciones de estilo de vida.

3. filamentous hairlike growth on a plant.

The botanist carefully examined the vine's leaves, noting the delicate hairs that covered its surface and helped to attract pollinators. El botánico examinó con cuidado las hojas de la vid, destacando los delicados pelos que cubrían su superficie y ayudaban a atraer a los polinizadores.

4. any of the cylindrical filaments characteristically growing from the epidermis of a mammal.

The stylist carefully brushed her hair into a sleek and stylish updo for the wedding. La estilista cuidadosamente peinó su cabello en un peinado elegante y chic para la boda.

5. cloth woven from horsehair or camelhair.

The ancient rug was made of exquisite hair, with intricate patterns and designs that told stories of the past. El antiguo tapiz estaba hecho de cabello exquisito, con patrones e intrincados diseños que contaban historias del pasado.

6. a filamentous projection or process on an organism.

The veterinarian examined the dog's hair to diagnose its skin condition, which was causing excessive shedding. El veterinario examinó el pelaje del perro para diagnosticar su condición cutánea, que estaba causando un exceso de caída del cabello.

mary noun

1. the mother of Jesus.

According to Christian tradition, Mary was the mother of Jesus Christ and is revered as the Virgin Mary. Según la tradición cristiana, María fue la madre de Jesús Cristo y es reverenciada como la Virgen María.
The Catholic Church has always honored Mary as the Mother of God, emphasizing her role in the Incarnation of Jesus. La Iglesia Católica ha honrado siempre a María como la Madre de Dios, destacando su papel en la Encarnación de Jesús.
In many artistic depictions, Mary is shown cradling the infant Jesus in her arms, symbolizing their special bond. En muchas representaciones artísticas, a María se la muestra sosteniendo al niño Jesús en sus brazos, simbolizando su especial vínculo.

really adverb

1. in accordance with truth or fact or reality.

The detective really examined the crime scene, taking note of every detail to build a strong case against the suspect. El detectives examinó realmente el escenario del crimen, anotando cada detalle para construir un caso fuerte contra el sospechoso.

2. in actual fact.

The new policy is really aimed at reducing carbon emissions, not just cutting costs. La nueva política realmente se enfoca en reducir las emisiones de carbono, no solo en cortar costos.

3. in fact (used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers).

I really love trying new foods, especially spicy ones! (In this sentence, "really" emphasizes the speaker's strong affection for trying new foods.) Me encanta probar nuevos alimentos, especialmente los picantes. (En esta oración, "realmente" enfatiza la fuerte afición del hablante por probar nuevos alimentos.)

4. used as intensifiers.

I'm really tired after that long hike, so let's head back to the hotel. Me siento realmente agotado después de esa larga caminata, así que volvamos al hotel.

stand verb

1. be standing.

The tourists stood at the edge of the Grand Canyon, awestruck by its breathtaking views. Los turistas se detuvieron en el borde del Gran Cañón, conmocionados por sus vistas impresionantes.

2. be in some specified state or condition.

The team is still standing after losing their star player, but they're determined to keep fighting for the championship. El equipo sigue en pie después de perder su jugador estelar, pero están decididos a seguir luchando por el campeonato.

3. occupy a place or location, also metaphorically.

The new restaurant is set to stand on the corner of Main Street and Elm Avenue, offering stunning views of the city skyline. El nuevo restaurante está programado para abrir en el rincón de la calle Main y la avenida Elm, ofreciendo vistas impresionantes del paisaje urbano.

4. hold one's ground.

Despite the intense pressure from the opposing team, the goalkeeper stood firm and refused to back down, determined to protect his team's goal. A pesar del intenso presión del equipo contrario, el portero se mantuvo firme y no cedió, decidido a proteger el objetivo de su equipo.

5. put up with something or somebody unpleasant.

Despite his annoying habit of leaving the cap off, Sarah has been forced to stand his constant complaining and lack of consideration. A pesar de su costumbre molesta de dejar la tapa fuera, Sarah ha tenido que soportar su queja constante y falta de consideración.

6. have or maintain a position or stand on an issue.

Despite opposition from his colleagues, the senator stood firm in his support for the new healthcare bill. A pesar de la oposición de sus colegas, el senador se mantuvo firme en su apoyo al nuevo proyecto de ley de atención médica.

7. remain inactive or immobile.

The injured athlete was forced to stand still on the sidelines, unable to participate in the game due to her severe ankle sprain. El atleta lesionado fue forzado a permanecer inmóvil en las gradas, incapaz de participar en el partido debido a su grave esfuerzo para girar el tobillo.

8. be in effect.

The new policy will stand on January 15th, and all employees must adhere to it by then. La nueva política tomará efecto el 15 de enero y todos los empleados deben ajustarse a ella antes de esa fecha.

9. be tall.

The giraffe stands proudly in front of the savannah, its long neck towering above the other animals. El jirafón se yergue orgulloso ante el sabana, su largo cuello dominando sobre los demás animales.

10. put into an upright position.

After washing, she stood up straight to admire her reflection in the mirror, feeling confident and refreshed. Después de lavarse, se levantó erguida para admirar su reflejo en el espejo, sintiéndose segura y renovada.

11. withstand the force of something.

The sturdy building was able to stand the fierce winds that ravaged the city, its foundation anchored deep into the ground. El edificio sólido fue capaz de soportar los vientos fieros que azotaron la ciudad, su fundación anclada hondo en el suelo.

12. be available for stud services.

Conjugation

PronounConjugation
I
I stand.
You
You stand.
He/She/It
He/She/It stands.
We
We stand.
You
You stand.
They
They stand.
Complete conjugation.

crowd noun

1. a large number of things or people considered together.

The crowd of shoppers at the mall was overwhelming, making it difficult to find parking. La multitud de compradores en el centro comercial era abrumadora, lo que hacía difícil encontrar aparcamiento.
The crowd of flowers in the garden was vibrant and colorful, attracting bees and butterflies from all over. La multitud de flores en el jardín era vibrante y colorida, atraía abejas y mariposas desde todos lados.

2. an informal body of friends.

The crowd gathered at the beach every Friday night to watch the sunset and share stories about their week. La multitud se reunía en la playa todas las noches de viernes para ver el atardecer y compartir historias sobre su semana.
Sarah's crowd has been together since college, and they still make it a point to meet up for brunch every month. La multitud de Sarah ha estado juntos desde la universidad y siguen hacer un esfuerzo por reunirse para desayunar cada mes.