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The news of the company's merger sent shockwaves through the financial market, causing stocks to fluctuate wildly. La noticia del acuerdo de fusión de la empresa envió ondas de choque a través del mercado financiero, lo que hizo que las acciones fluctuasen violentamente.
2. information reported in a newspaper or news magazine.
The morning paper brought the latest news from around the world, keeping me up to date on current events. El periódico de la mañana trajo las últimas noticias desde todo el mundo, manteniéndome al día en los eventos actuales.
3. a program devoted to current events, often using interviews and commentary.
The breaking news segment on CNN covered the latest developments in the presidential election. El segmento de noticias en vivo en CNN cubrió los últimos desarrollos en la elección presidencial.
4. informal information of any kind that is not previously known to someone.
The latest news about the company's financial struggles spread like wildfire on social media, causing stock prices to plummet. Las últimas noticias sobre los problemas financieros de la empresa se difundieron como un incendio en las redes sociales, lo que provocó una caída en los precios de las acciones.
5. the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins.
The scandalous affair between the two celebrities made headlines and received widespread attention due to its sensational news. El escandaloso asunto entre las dos celebridades hizo titulares y recibió amplia atención debido a su noticia sensacional.
drama noun
1. a dramatic work intended for performance by actors on a stage.
The avant-garde theater company premiered their latest drama, "The Last Act," to a sold-out audience. La compañía de teatro vanguardista estrenó su última dramaturgia, "El Último Acto", ante un público completo.
2. an episode that is turbulent or highly emotional.
The sudden argument between the two siblings turned into a drama, with tears and shouting filling the entire room. La repentina discusión entre los dos hermanos se convirtió en un drama, con lágrimas y gritos llenando toda la habitación.
3. the literary genre of works intended for the theater.
The playwright's latest drama, "The Lost City," premiered at the prestigious Broadway Theater and received rave reviews from critics. La última obra del dramaturgo, "La Ciudad Perdida", estrenó en el prestigioso Teatro de Broadway y recibió críticas elogiosas de los críticos.
4. the quality of being arresting or highly emotional.
The fiery speech was full of drama, captivating the audience and leaving them in awe. El discurso apasionado estaba lleno de drama, cautivando al público y dejándolos en asombro.
argument noun
1. a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true.
The historian presented several arguments to support her claim that the ancient civilization was more advanced than previously thought. El historiador presentó varios argumentos para respaldar su afirmación de que la civilización antigua era más avanzada de lo que se creía previamente.
2. a contentious speech act.
The politician's argument before Congress sparked a heated debate among lawmakers, with some calling it inflammatory and others praising its passion. El argumento del político ante el Congreso desencadenó un debate intenso entre los legisladores, con algunos que lo calificaron como inflamatorio y otros que lo elogiaron por su pasión.
3. a discussion in which reasons are advanced for and against some proposition or proposal.
The debate team presented their argument on the merits of universal healthcare, highlighting its benefits in reducing healthcare costs and improving public health. El equipo de debate presentó su argumento sobre los méritos del sistema de salud universal, destacando sus beneficios en reducir costos de atención médica y mejorar la salud pública.
4. a summary of the subject or plot of a literary work or play or movie.
The professor provided an excellent argument for our literature class, summarizing the main themes and characters in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. El profesor proporcionó un excelente argumento para nuestra clase de literatura, resumiendo los temas principales y personajes en Romeo y Julieta de Shakespeare.
5. (computer science) a reference or value that is passed to a function, procedure, subroutine, command, or program.
The software developer carefully checked the argument values before passing them to the function to ensure they were valid. El desarrollador de software verificó con cuidado los valores del argumento antes de pasarlos a la función para asegurarse de que fueran válidos.
6. a variable in a logical or mathematical expression whose value determines the dependent variable.
In the algebraic equation, x is an argument that affects the value of y, making it crucial to solve for x first. En la ecuación algebraica, x es un argumento que afecta el valor de y, lo que hace crítico resolver por x primero.
7. a course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood.
The professor presented a thorough argument to disprove the theory, citing multiple studies and expert opinions. El profesor presentó un argumento exhaustivo para desmentir la teoría, citando múltiples estudios y opiniones de expertos.
night noun
1. the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside.
The stars were shining brightly in the night sky, guiding us through the darkness. Las estrellas brillaban con intensidad en el cielo nocturno, guiándonos a través de la oscuridad.
2. a period of ignorance or backwardness or gloom.
The night of the medieval era was characterized by widespread superstition and darkness, which hindered scientific progress and understanding. La noche de la época medieval se caracterizó por una amplia superstición y oscuridad que obstaculizó el progreso científico y comprensión.
3. the period spent sleeping.
After a long day of work, she looked forward to a good night's sleep and a relaxing weekend. Después de un día largo de trabajo, se adelantaba a una buena noche de sueño y un fin de semana relajante.
4. the dark part of the diurnal cycle considered a time unit.
The night was young, and the city's nightlife was in full swing, with people pouring out of bars and clubs onto the streets. La noche era joven y la vida nocturna de la ciudad estaba en pleno apogeo, con personas saliendo a raudales de los bares y clubes hacia las calles.
5. darkness.
The darkness of night made it difficult to see any obstacles on the winding mountain road. La oscuridad de la noche lo hizo difícil ver cualquier obstáculo en el camino montañoso sinuoso.
6. a shortening of nightfall.
The sun was setting, and we were approaching night, which would bring a welcome cool breeze after the sweltering heat of the day. El sol se estaba poniendo y nos acercábamos a la noche, que traería un fresco viento bienvenido después del calor opresivo del día.
7. the time between sunset and midnight.
The stars were shining brightly in the night sky, casting a magical glow over the landscape. Las estrellas brillaban con intensidad en el cielo nocturno, proyectando un resplandor mágico sobre el paisaje.
8. Roman goddess of night.
In ancient Roman mythology, Night was often depicted as a mysterious and powerful goddess, ruling over the darkness and shadows. En la mitología romana antigua, la Noche se representaba a menudo como una diosa misteriosa y poderosa, que gobernaba sobre la oscuridad y las sombras.
