En Resources Translator Swimming costume (UK) bathing suit (US)

swimming costume (UK) bathing suit (US)

Resultado de la traducción

traje de baño (Reino Unido) traje de baño (EE. UU.) swimming costume (UK) bathing suit (US)

Syntax analysis

swimVerb, gerund

costumeNoun, singular or mass

(Punctuation

ukProper noun

)Punctuation

bathingNoun, singular or mass

suitNoun, singular or mass

(Punctuation

usPersonal pronoun

)Punctuation

swim verbo

1. travel through water.

The kids loved to swim in the pool during summer vacation, laughing and playing with their inflatable rafts. Los niños adoraban nadar en la piscina durante las vacaciones de verano, riendo y jugando con sus balsas inflables.

2. be afloat either on or below a liquid surface and not sink to the bottom.

The lifeguard swam out to rescue the struggling child who had wandered too far from shore. El guardavidas nadó hacia fuera para rescatar al niño que luchaba y que había caminado demasiado lejos de la orilla.

3. be dizzy or giddy.

After consuming too much champagne, she began to swim in her seat at the party, laughing uncontrollably and bumping into people. Después de consumir demasiado champán, comenzó a nadar en su asiento en la fiesta, riéndose incontrolablemente y chocándose con personas.

4. be covered with or submerged in a liquid.

The city was swimming in floodwaters after the heavy rainfall, leaving many residents stranded and struggling to stay above water. La ciudad estaba sumergida en aguas de inundación después de la fuerte lluvia, dejando a muchos residentes varados y luchando por mantenerse sobre el agua.

5. move as if gliding through water.

The fish swam effortlessly through the coral reef, its scales shimmering in the sunlight. El pez nadó con facilidad a través del arrecife de coral, sus escamas brillando en la luz del sol.

Conjugación

Pronombre	Conjugación
I	I swim.
You	You swim.
He/She/It	He/She/It swims.
We	We swim.
You	You swim.
They	They swim.

Conjugación completa.

costume sustantivo

1. the attire worn in a play or at a fancy dress ball.

The actress carefully put on her costume before taking the stage, making sure every detail was perfect for the historical drama performance. La actriz puso con cuidado su traje antes de subir al escenario, asegurándose de que cada detalle estuviera perfecto para la representación dramática histórica.

2. unusual or period attire not characteristic of or appropriate to the time and place.

At the futuristic theme party, Sarah wore a costume that was straight out of a medieval fair, complete with armor and a tiara, which drew quite a few curious glances from the guests. En la fiesta de tema futurista, Sarah se vistió con un traje que salía directo de una feria medieval, completo con armadura y una diadema, lo que atrajo varias miradas curiosas por parte de los invitados.

3. the prevalent fashion of dress (including accessories and hair style as well as garments).

The flapper costume that was popular in the 1920s features a dropped waist, fringe, and a signature headband. El traje de flapper que fue popular en la década de 1920 presenta una cintura caída, franjas y una banda de cabeza firma.

4. the attire characteristic of a country or a time or a social class.

The traditional Scottish kilt is an iconic part of Scotland's costume, worn on special occasions like weddings and Highland games. El kilt escocés tradicional es un elemento icónico del traje de Escocia, utilizado en ocasiones especiales como bodas y juegos de alta tierra.

represent verbo

1. take the place of or be parallel or equivalent to.

The new policy will represent a significant shift in the company's approach to environmental sustainability, emphasizing eco-friendly practices and reduced carbon emissions. La nueva política representará un cambio significativo en la aproximación de la empresa hacia la sostenibilidad ambiental, enfatizando prácticas amistosas con el medio ambiente y reducción de emisiones de dióxido de carbono.

2. express indirectly by an image, form, or model.

The artist's sculpture represents the struggles of the working class, conveying the harsh realities of poverty and inequality. La escultura del artista representa los esfuerzos de la clase trabajadora, transmitiendo las duras realidades de la pobreza y la desigualdad.

3. be representative or typical for.

The new restaurant's menu represents the flavors and dishes commonly found in Italy, making it a great choice for Italian food lovers. El menú del nuevo restaurante representa los sabores y platos comúnmente encontrados en Italia, lo que lo convierte en una excelente opción para los amantes de la comida italiana.

4. be a delegate or spokesperson for.

The CEO will represent our company at the international conference, where she will discuss new market trends and partnerships. El CEO representará a nuestra empresa en la conferencia internacional, donde discutirá tendencias de mercado nuevos y asociaciones.

5. serve as a means of expressing something.

The painting on the wall represents the artist's feelings of sadness and longing after losing his beloved pet. La pintura en la pared representa los sentimientos de tristeza y nostalgia del artista después de perder su querido animal.

6. be characteristic of.

The rugged terrain represents the harsh conditions that explorers faced in the early days of colonization. El terreno áspero representa las duras condiciones que enfrentaron los exploradores en los primeros días de la colonización.

7. form or compose.

The artist spent hours representing the intricate details of the ancient temple on her canvas, capturing its grandeur and majesty. La artista pasó horas representando los detalles intrincados del templo antiguo en su lienzo, capturando su grandeza y majestad.

8. be the defense counsel for someone in a trial.

The seasoned lawyer was hired to represent the accused in the high-profile murder trial, and she worked tirelessly to build a strong defense. El abogado experimentado fue contratado para defender al acusado en el juicio por asesinato de alto perfil y trabajó incansablemente para construir una defensa sólida.

9. create an image or likeness of.

The artist spent hours in her studio, carefully painting to represent the majestic mountain range on canvas. La artista pasó horas en su estudio, pintando con cuidado para representar el impresionante rango montañoso en lienzo.

10. play a role or part.

The actress will represent the queen in the upcoming historical drama film. La actriz representará a la reina en el próximo drama histórico de cine.

11. perform (a play), especially on a stage.

The talented actress was set to represent the lead role in the new Broadway production of "Hamlet". La actriz talentosa estaba programada para representar el papel principal en la nueva producción de Broadway de "Hamlet".

12. describe or present, usually with respect to a particular quality.

The artist's latest sculpture represents the fragility of human life through its delicate and intricate design. La escultura más reciente del artista representa la fragilidad de la vida humana a través de su diseño delicado e intricado.

13. point out or draw attention to in protest or remonstrance.

The activist decided to represent the concerns of the community by holding a peaceful protest outside City Hall, drawing attention to the lack of affordable housing options. El activista decidió representar las inquietudes de la comunidad organizando una manifestación pacífica fuera del Ayuntamiento, llamando la atención sobre la falta de opciones de viviendas asequibles.

14. bring forward and present to the mind.

The artist's latest sculpture represents the struggle of the working class, evoking feelings of empathy and solidarity in those who view it. La escultura más reciente del artista representa la lucha de la clase trabajadora, evocando sentimientos de empatía y solidaridad en aquellos que la ven.

15. to establish a mapping (of mathematical elements or sets).

The isomorphism between the two groups represents a fundamental connection, allowing us to translate properties from one group to the other. La isomorfismo entre los dos grupos representa una conexión fundamental, permitiendo traducir propiedades de un grupo al otro.

bathing sustantivo

1. immersing the body in water or sunshine.

2. the act of washing yourself (or another person).

suit sustantivo

1. a set of garments (usually including a jacket and trousers or skirt) for outerwear all of the same fabric and color.

The businessman arrived at the meeting wearing a crisp black suit, complete with a fitted jacket and matching trousers. El empresario llegó al encuentro vestido con un traje negro crujiente, completo con un chaqueta ajustada y pantalones coincidentes.

2. a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy.

The plaintiff filed a suit against the defendant, alleging negligence and seeking compensation for damages. El demandante presentó una demanda contra el demandado, alegando negligencia y solicitando compensación por daños.

3. (slang) a businessman dressed in a business suit.

The high-powered executive walked into the meeting room, and all eyes were on him - he was the epitome of a successful suit, complete with a tailored suit, tie, and briefcase. El ejecutivo de alto nivel paseó por el salón de reuniones y todos los ojos estaban en él - era la personificación del hombre de negocios exitoso, completo con traje ajustado, corbata y maletín.

4. a man's courting of a woman.

After months of careful planning, John decided to make his move and go on a suit with Sarah, hoping to impress her with his romantic dinner plans. Después de meses de planificación cuidadosa, John decidió hacer su movimiento y salir con Sarah, esperando impresionarla con sus planes románticos para una cena.

5. a petition or appeal made to a person of superior status or rank.

The poor farmer decided to make a suit to the king, hoping that his majesty would grant him land and resources to improve his crops. El pobre campesino decidió hacer un traje para el rey, esperando que su majestad le otorgue tierra y recursos para mejorar sus cultivos.

6. playing card in any of four sets of 13 cards in a pack.

The poker player carefully examined her hand, looking for a strong suit to make a winning bet. El jugador de póker examinó cuidadosamente su mano en busca de una buena cita para hacer un apuesta ganadora.