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You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty.


Translation result
No hay que perder la fe en la humanidad. La humanidad es un océano; si unas gotas del océano están sucias, el océano no se ensucia. You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty.


not adverb

1. Negation of a word or group of words.

She didn't attend the meeting, not because she was busy but because she had forgotten about it. Ella no asistió a la reunión, no porque estuviera ocupada, sino porque se había olvidado de ella.
The new policy doesn't apply to existing customers, not to mention those who have already made a purchase. La nueva política no se aplica a los clientes existentes, ni mencionar a aquellos que ya han efectuado una compra.
The teacher asked the students to solve the math problem again, not correctly this time, but with a different approach. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que resolvieran el problema de matemáticas de nuevo, no correctamente esta vez, sino con un enfoque diferente.

lose verb

1. Fail to keep or to maintain.

If I don't water my plants regularly, they will lose their color and start to wilt. Si no regalo agua a mis plantas con regularidad, se descolorarán y empezarán a marchitarse.

2. Fail to win.

The team struggled against their rivals and ultimately lose the championship game, ending their season with disappointment. El equipo luchó contra sus rivales y perdió finalmente el partido de campeonato, lo que marcó el fin de su temporada con desilusión.

3. Suffer the loss of a person through death or removal.

The family was devastated when they lost their beloved grandmother in a tragic car accident; her absence left a gaping hole in their lives. La familia se desmoronó cuando perdieron a su abuela querida en un accidente de coche trágico; su ausencia dejó un vacío profundo en sus vidas.

4. Place (something) where one cannot find it again.

After searching everywhere, I think I must have lost my phone at the party last night and can't find it anywhere. Después de buscar por todas partes, creo que probablemente me perdí el teléfono en la fiesta ayer noche y no puedo encontrarlo en ninguna parte.

5. Miss from one's possessions.

I was devastated when I lost my favorite necklace at the party - it had been passed down to me by my grandmother. Me desmoroné cuando perdí mi collar favorito en la fiesta - había sido heredado por mí por mi abuela.

6. Allow to go out of sight.

The fog began to lose its grip on the city, and the skyline became visible once again. El neblina comenzó a soltar su presa sobre la ciudad y el perfil urbano se hizo visible nuevamente.

7. Fail to make money in a business.

After investing heavily in the startup, John's company was on the verge of losing millions of dollars due to poor management. Después de invertir grandes sumas en la start-up, la empresa de John estaba al borde de perder millones de dólares debido a una mala gestión.

8. Fail to get or obtain.

She was worried that she would lose her job if she didn't meet the project deadline. Ella estaba preocupada de que perdería su trabajo si no cumplía con el plazo del proyecto.

9. Retreat.

The army was forced to lose its position and retreat back to the original lines after being outflanked by the enemy. El ejército fue obligado a perder su posición y retirarse hacia las líneas originales después de ser flanqueado por el enemigo.

10. Fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind.

The detective struggled to lose himself in the crowd, trying not to draw attention to his investigation. El detective se esforzó por perderse en la multitud, tratando de no llamar la atención sobre su investigación.

11. Be set at a disadvantage.

The team will lose momentum if they can't score in the first half, giving their opponent an early advantage. El equipo perderá momento si no pueden marcar en la primera mitad, otorgando a su oponente una ventaja temprana.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I lose.
You
You lose.
He/She/It
He/She/It loses.
We
We lose.
You
You lose.
They
They lose.
Complete conjugation.

faith noun

1. A strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny.

The ancient civilizations placed great faith in the gods, believing they controlled the fates of mortals and the course of history. Las antiguas civilizaciones colocaron gran fe en los dioses, creyendo que ellos controlaban los destinos de los mortales y el curso de la historia.

2. Complete confidence in a person or plan etc.

The team had faith in their coach's strategy, and they worked together to execute it flawlessly during the championship game. El equipo tenía fe en la estrategia de su entrenador y trabajaron juntos para ejecutarla con perfección durante el partido de campeonato.

3. An institution to express belief in a divine power.

The Catholic faith has been a cornerstone of her family's tradition for generations, shaping their values and morals. La fe católica ha sido un elemento fundamental de la tradición familiar durante generaciones, moldeando sus valores y moralidad.

4. Loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person.

The activist's unwavering faith in social justice motivated her to dedicate her life to fighting for human rights. La fe inquebrantable del activista en la justicia social la motivó a dedicar su vida a luchar por los derechos humanos.

humanity noun

1. The quality of being humane.

The organization's mission to promote education and healthcare was driven by its commitment to upholding humanity, ensuring that all individuals received equal opportunities for a better life. La misión de la organización para promover la educación y la salud se impulsó por su compromiso con el fomento de la humanidad, asegurando que todos los individuos recibieran oportunidades iguales para una vida mejor.

2. The quality of being human.

Despite their differences, the team emphasized the importance of humanity in their interactions with each other, recognizing that it was essential to build trust and understanding. A pesar de sus diferencias, el equipo enfatizó la importancia de la humanidad en sus interacciones mutuas, reconocido que era esencial construir confianza y comprensión.

3. All of the living human inhabitants of the earth.

The disaster relief efforts were aimed at helping humanity, providing food, shelter, and medical aid to those affected by the natural calamity. Los esfuerzos de auxilio en casos de desastre se dirigieron a ayudar a la humanidad, proporcionando alimentos, refugio y asistencia médica a las personas afectadas por la catástrofe natural.

humanity noun

1. The quality of being humane.

The organization's mission to promote education and healthcare was driven by its commitment to upholding humanity, ensuring that all individuals received equal opportunities for a better life. La misión de la organización para promover la educación y la salud se impulsó por su compromiso con el fomento de la humanidad, asegurando que todos los individuos recibieran oportunidades iguales para una vida mejor.

2. The quality of being human.

Despite their differences, the team emphasized the importance of humanity in their interactions with each other, recognizing that it was essential to build trust and understanding. A pesar de sus diferencias, el equipo enfatizó la importancia de la humanidad en sus interacciones mutuas, reconocido que era esencial construir confianza y comprensión.

3. All of the living human inhabitants of the earth.

The disaster relief efforts were aimed at helping humanity, providing food, shelter, and medical aid to those affected by the natural calamity. Los esfuerzos de auxilio en casos de desastre se dirigieron a ayudar a la humanidad, proporcionando alimentos, refugio y asistencia médica a las personas afectadas por la catástrofe natural.

ocean noun

1. A large body of water constituting a principal part of the hydrosphere.

The ocean covers over 70% of the Earth's surface, playing a crucial role in regulating the planet's climate and weather patterns. El océano cubre más del 70% de la superficie de la Tierra, desempeñando un papel crucial en regular el clima y los patrones climáticos del planeta.
As we sailed across the vast Pacific Ocean, we marveled at the breathtaking beauty of the coral reefs teeming with marine life. Mientras navegábamos a través del vasto Océano Pacífico, nos asombró la belleza impresionante de los arrecifes de coral rebosantes de vida marina.

2. Anything apparently limitless in quantity or volume.

The ocean of paperwork on her desk was overwhelming, and she didn't know where to begin sorting through it all. El océano de papeleo en su mesa era abrumador y no sabía por dónde empezar a clasificarlo todo.
With an ocean of choices available online, it's no wonder why many consumers struggle to make decisions about what products to buy. Con un océano de opciones disponibles en línea, no es de extrañar por qué muchos consumidores luchan para tomar decisiones sobre qué productos comprar.

few adjective

1. A quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by `a'.

A few books on the shelf were out of order, making it difficult to find what I needed. Unos pocos libros en la estantería estaban desordenados, lo que me hacía difícil encontrar lo que necesitaba.
The company had a few employees working overtime to meet the tight deadline. La empresa tenía algunos empleados trabajando horas extras para cumplir con el plazo apretado.
There were a few scattered clouds in the sky, but otherwise the day was sunny. Había unos pocos nubarrones esparcidos en el cielo, pero en lo demás fue un día soleado.

ocean noun

1. A large body of water constituting a principal part of the hydrosphere.

The ocean covers over 70% of the Earth's surface, playing a crucial role in regulating the planet's climate and weather patterns. El océano cubre más del 70% de la superficie de la Tierra, desempeñando un papel crucial en regular el clima y los patrones climáticos del planeta.
As we sailed across the vast Pacific Ocean, we marveled at the breathtaking beauty of the coral reefs teeming with marine life. Mientras navegábamos a través del vasto Océano Pacífico, nos asombró la belleza impresionante de los arrecifes de coral rebosantes de vida marina.

2. Anything apparently limitless in quantity or volume.

The ocean of paperwork on her desk was overwhelming, and she didn't know where to begin sorting through it all. El océano de papeleo en su mesa era abrumador y no sabía por dónde empezar a clasificarlo todo.
With an ocean of choices available online, it's no wonder why many consumers struggle to make decisions about what products to buy. Con un océano de opciones disponibles en línea, no es de extrañar por qué muchos consumidores luchan para tomar decisiones sobre qué productos comprar.

dirty adjective

1. Soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime.

The dirty socks lay forgotten in the laundry basket, emitting a pungent odor that filled the room. Los calcetines sucios yacían olvidados en la canasta de la lavandería, emitiendo un olor penetrante que llenaba la habitación.

2. (of behavior or especially language) characterized by obscenity or indecency.

The comedian's dirty jokes had many in the audience squirming uncomfortably in their seats, but others were laughing loudly at his irreverent humor. Los chistes sucios del comediante hicieron que muchos en el público se movieran incómodamente en sus asientos, pero otros se reían a carcajadas de su humor irreverente.

3. Vile.

The dirty politician was accused of embezzling funds meant for charity, and his reputation was left in tatters. El político sucio fue acusado de desviar fondos destinados a la caridad y su reputación quedó en pedazos.

4. Spreading pollution or contamination.

The oil spill in the ocean was dirty, releasing toxic chemicals into the water and harming marine life. El derrame de petróleo en el océano era sucio, liberando químicos tóxicos en el agua y dañando la vida marina.

5. Contaminated with infecting organisms.

The dirty water from the contaminated well was not fit for drinking, and it posed a significant risk to public health. El agua sucia procedente del pozo contaminado no era apta para beber y planteaba un riesgo significativo para la salud pública.

6. (of color) discolored by impurities.

The dirty water in the pond was home to various species of algae and bacteria, making it unsuitable for swimming. El agua sucia del estanque era hogar de diversas especies de algas y bacterias, lo que la hacía inservible para el baño.

7. (of a manuscript) defaced with changes.

The professor was disappointed to find that someone had made dirty annotations in the margins of her rare book, covering up important notes and diagrams. El profesor se sintió descontento al encontrar que alguien había hecho anotaciones sucias en los márgenes de su libro raro, cubriendo notas y diagramas importantes.

8. Obtained illegally or by improper means.

The detective suspected that the diamond was dirty, having been stolen from the museum during a daring heist. El detective sospechaba que el diamante estaba sucio, habiéndose robado del museo durante un audaz golpe".

9. Expressing or revealing hostility or dislike.

The dirty look she gave me across the room made it clear that she was still upset about our argument. El mirada sucia que me dirigió desde el otro lado de la sala me hizo entender claramente que aún estaba enfadada por nuestra discusión.

10. Violating accepted standards or rules.

The politician's dirty tactics during the campaign were widely condemned by his opponents and critics, who accused him of trying to manipulate public opinion. Las tácticas sucias del político durante la campaña fueron condenadas ampliamente por sus opositores y críticos, quienes lo acusaron de intentar manipular la opinión pública.

11. Unethical or dishonest.

The politician's dirty tactics to win the election were exposed by the media, leading to widespread outrage and calls for his resignation. Las tácticas sucias del político para ganar la elección fueron expuestas por los medios de comunicación, lo que llevó a una indignación generalizada y llamados a su renuncia.

12. Unpleasantly stormy.

The dirty weather rolled in just as we were setting up our picnic, forcing us to take shelter under the awning. El mal tiempo sucio llegó justo cuando estábamos montando nuestro pícnic, lo que nos obligó a buscar refugio debajo la toldo.

ocean noun

1. A large body of water constituting a principal part of the hydrosphere.

The ocean covers over 70% of the Earth's surface, playing a crucial role in regulating the planet's climate and weather patterns. El océano cubre más del 70% de la superficie de la Tierra, desempeñando un papel crucial en regular el clima y los patrones climáticos del planeta.
As we sailed across the vast Pacific Ocean, we marveled at the breathtaking beauty of the coral reefs teeming with marine life. Mientras navegábamos a través del vasto Océano Pacífico, nos asombró la belleza impresionante de los arrecifes de coral rebosantes de vida marina.

2. Anything apparently limitless in quantity or volume.

The ocean of paperwork on her desk was overwhelming, and she didn't know where to begin sorting through it all. El océano de papeleo en su mesa era abrumador y no sabía por dónde empezar a clasificarlo todo.
With an ocean of choices available online, it's no wonder why many consumers struggle to make decisions about what products to buy. Con un océano de opciones disponibles en línea, no es de extrañar por qué muchos consumidores luchan para tomar decisiones sobre qué productos comprar.

not adverb

1. Negation of a word or group of words.

She didn't attend the meeting, not because she was busy but because she had forgotten about it. Ella no asistió a la reunión, no porque estuviera ocupada, sino porque se había olvidado de ella.
The new policy doesn't apply to existing customers, not to mention those who have already made a purchase. La nueva política no se aplica a los clientes existentes, ni mencionar a aquellos que ya han efectuado una compra.
The teacher asked the students to solve the math problem again, not correctly this time, but with a different approach. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que resolvieran el problema de matemáticas de nuevo, no correctamente esta vez, sino con un enfoque diferente.

become verbo

1. Enter or assume a certain state or condition.

As she walked through the doors, Sarah became a part of the team, officially starting her new job. Mientras caminaba a través las puertas, Sarah se convirtió en parte del equipo, oficialmente comenzando su nuevo trabajo.

2. Undergo a change or development.

As she practiced yoga regularly, Maria began to become more flexible and agile over time. Mientras practicaba yoga regularmente, María comenzó a ser cada vez más flexible y ágil con el tiempo.

3. Come into existence.

The new restaurant in town will become a popular spot once it's fully renovated and opens to the public. El nuevo restaurante en la ciudad se convertirá en un lugar popular una vez que esté completamente renovado y esté abierto al público.

4. Enhance the appearance of.

The new haircut became her, accentuating her bright blue eyes and radiant smile. El nuevo corte de pelo se le convirtió, realzando sus brillantes ojos azules y su sonrisa radiante.

Conjugación

Pronombre Conjugación
I
I become.
You
You become.
He/She/It
He/She/It becomes.
We
We become.
You
You become.
They
They become.
Conjugación completa.

dirty adjective

1. Soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime.

The dirty socks lay forgotten in the laundry basket, emitting a pungent odor that filled the room. Los calcetines sucios yacían olvidados en la canasta de la lavandería, emitiendo un olor penetrante que llenaba la habitación.

2. (of behavior or especially language) characterized by obscenity or indecency.

The comedian's dirty jokes had many in the audience squirming uncomfortably in their seats, but others were laughing loudly at his irreverent humor. Los chistes sucios del comediante hicieron que muchos en el público se movieran incómodamente en sus asientos, pero otros se reían a carcajadas de su humor irreverente.

3. Vile.

The dirty politician was accused of embezzling funds meant for charity, and his reputation was left in tatters. El político sucio fue acusado de desviar fondos destinados a la caridad y su reputación quedó en pedazos.

4. Spreading pollution or contamination.

The oil spill in the ocean was dirty, releasing toxic chemicals into the water and harming marine life. El derrame de petróleo en el océano era sucio, liberando químicos tóxicos en el agua y dañando la vida marina.

5. Contaminated with infecting organisms.

The dirty water from the contaminated well was not fit for drinking, and it posed a significant risk to public health. El agua sucia procedente del pozo contaminado no era apta para beber y planteaba un riesgo significativo para la salud pública.

6. (of color) discolored by impurities.

The dirty water in the pond was home to various species of algae and bacteria, making it unsuitable for swimming. El agua sucia del estanque era hogar de diversas especies de algas y bacterias, lo que la hacía inservible para el baño.

7. (of a manuscript) defaced with changes.

The professor was disappointed to find that someone had made dirty annotations in the margins of her rare book, covering up important notes and diagrams. El profesor se sintió descontento al encontrar que alguien había hecho anotaciones sucias en los márgenes de su libro raro, cubriendo notas y diagramas importantes.

8. Obtained illegally or by improper means.

The detective suspected that the diamond was dirty, having been stolen from the museum during a daring heist. El detective sospechaba que el diamante estaba sucio, habiéndose robado del museo durante un audaz golpe".

9. Expressing or revealing hostility or dislike.

The dirty look she gave me across the room made it clear that she was still upset about our argument. El mirada sucia que me dirigió desde el otro lado de la sala me hizo entender claramente que aún estaba enfadada por nuestra discusión.

10. Violating accepted standards or rules.

The politician's dirty tactics during the campaign were widely condemned by his opponents and critics, who accused him of trying to manipulate public opinion. Las tácticas sucias del político durante la campaña fueron condenadas ampliamente por sus opositores y críticos, quienes lo acusaron de intentar manipular la opinión pública.

11. Unethical or dishonest.

The politician's dirty tactics to win the election were exposed by the media, leading to widespread outrage and calls for his resignation. Las tácticas sucias del político para ganar la elección fueron expuestas por los medios de comunicación, lo que llevó a una indignación generalizada y llamados a su renuncia.

12. Unpleasantly stormy.

The dirty weather rolled in just as we were setting up our picnic, forcing us to take shelter under the awning. El mal tiempo sucio llegó justo cuando estábamos montando nuestro pícnic, lo que nos obligó a buscar refugio debajo la toldo.