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    Resources Translator It's a fantastic opportunity. You simply can't let it slip away!

It's a fantastic opportunity. You simply can't let it slip away!

Translation result
Es una oportunidad fantástica. ¡Simplemente no puedes dejar que se te escape! It's a fantastic opportunity. You simply can't let it slip away!


doughnut noun

1. a toroidal shape.

A ring of ships in the harbor Traducción de 'A ring of ships in the harbor'
A halo of smoke Traducción de 'A halo of smoke'

2. a small ring-shaped friedcake.


fantastic adjective


opportunity noun

1. a possibility due to a favorable combination of circumstances.

The sudden layoff presented Sarah with an opportunity to re-evaluate her career goals and consider starting her own business. El despido repentino presentó a Sarah una oportunidad para repensar sus objetivos profesionales y considerar empezar su propio negocio.
The company's decision to expand into new markets created an opportunity for innovative entrepreneurs to develop cutting-edge products tailored to those regions. La decisión de la empresa para expandirse a nuevos mercados creó una oportunidad para emprendedores innovadores desarrollar productos de vanguardia adaptados a esas regiones.
After completing her degree, Emily saw an opportunity to intern at a prestigious firm and gain valuable experience in her field of study. Después de completar su título, Emily vio una oportunidad para interner en una firma prestigiosa y obtener experiencia valiosa en su campo de estudio.

simply adverb

1. and nothing more.

The hotel room was simply furnished, with only a bed and a small table. (Here, "simply" indicates that there is no additional or unnecessary decoration in the room.) El habitación del hotel estaba decorada de manera sencilla, con solo una cama y una pequeña mesa. (Aquí, "sencilla" indica que no hay decoración adicional o innecesaria en la habitación).

2. (used for emphasis) absolutely.

I just can't take it anymore Traducción de 'I just can't take it anymore'
He was just grand as romeo Traducción de 'He was just grand as romeo'
It's simply beautiful! Traducción de 'It's simply beautiful!'

3. absolutely.

She simply refuses to compromise on her artistic vision, insisting that every detail be perfect. Ella simplemente se negó a aceptar la disculpa y exigió un gesto de buena voluntad más sustancial en su lugar.

4. in a simple manner.

She simply dressed in a white t-shirt and jeans, making her look effortlessly stylish. Ella se vistió simplemente con una camiseta blanca y jeans, lo que la hacía lucir estilosa de manera natural.

smile verb

1. change one's facial expression by spreading the lips, often to signal pleasure.

As she received the surprise birthday gift from her friends, she smiled, revealing a radiant grin that lit up the entire room. Mientras recibía el regalo sorpresa de cumpleaños de sus amigos, sonrió, revelando un sonrisa radiante que iluminó toda la habitación.
The comedian's witty remark caused the audience to smile, and soon everyone was laughing and having a great time. El comentario agudo del comediante causó que el público sonriera, y pronto todos estaban riendo y pasando un buen rato.

2. express with a smile.

The audience smiled warmly at the comedian's witty jokes, enjoying every moment of his performance. El público sonrió calurosamente al comediante por sus chistes ingeniosos, disfrutando cada momento de su actuación.
She smiled sweetly at her husband on their anniversary, grateful for another year together. Ella sonrió dulcemente a su marido en su aniversario, agradecida por otro año más juntos.

let verb

1. make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen.

The teacher let the students work on their projects independently, giving them the freedom to explore their creativity. El profesor permitió a los estudiantes trabajar en sus proyectos de manera independiente, otorgándoles la libertad para explorar su creatividad.

2. actively cause something to happen.

The firefighters let the hose spray water on the burning building to help put out the flames. Los bomberos permiten que el manguera rocíe agua sobre el edificio en llamas para ayudar a apagar las llamas.

3. consent to, give permission.

The parents let their child stay up late to watch the movie. Los padres permiten que su hijo se quede despierto tarde para ver la película.

4. cause to move.

The strong gust of wind let the tree branch swing wildly in the air. El fuerte viento huracanado hizo que el ramo del árbol se balanceara salvajemente en el aire.

5. leave unchanged.

The chef decided to let the soup simmer undisturbed for an hour to preserve its delicate flavors. El cocinero decidió dejar el caldo hervir sin perturbar durante una hora para preservar sus delicados sabores.

6. grant use or occupation of under a term of contract.

The landlord decided to let the apartment to the new tenants, who agreed to pay rent on time and take care of the property. El dueño decidió alquilar el apartamento a los nuevos inquilinos, quienes se comprometieron a pagar el alquiler puntualmente y cuidar la propiedad.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I let.
You
You let.
He/She/It
He/She/It lets.
We
We let.
You
You let.
They
They let.
Complete conjugation.

slip verb

1. move stealthily.

The spy slipped out of the room undetected, her movements silent and deliberate. El espía se deslizó silenciosamente de la habitación sin ser detectado, sus movimientos silenciosos y deliberados.

2. insert inconspicuously or quickly or quietly.

The thief slipped the stolen necklace into her purse without anyone noticing. El ladrón escondió el collar robado en su bolsa sin que nadie lo notara.

3. move obliquely or sideways, usually in an uncontrolled manner.

As she walked down the icy sidewalk, Sarah's feet slipped out from under her and she fell onto her backside. Mientras caminaba por el acantilado helado, los pies de Sarah se deslizaron bajo ella y cayó sobre su trasero.

4. get worse.

The patient's condition began to slip, and the doctor had to rush her into surgery to prevent further complications. La condición del paciente comenzó a declinar y el médico tuvo que llevarla inmediatamente al quirófano para evitar complicaciones adicionales.

5. move smoothly and easily.

The figure skater slipped across the ice with ease, her blades gliding effortlessly as she executed a perfect triple axel. La patinadora artística resbaló por el hielo con facilidad, sus platillos deslizándose sin esfuerzo mientras ejecutaba un triple axel perfecto.

6. to make a mistake or be incorrect.

In her rush to meet the deadline, she slipped and included an outdated statistic in the report. Mientras se apresuraba para cumplir con el plazo límite, ella resbaló y incluyó un estadística desactualizada en el informe.

7. pass on stealthily.

The spy tried to slip past the guards undetected, careful not to make any noise that might give away her presence. El espía intentó pasar desapercibido entre los guardias, cuidando no hacer ruido que pudiera dar cuenta de su presencia.

8. move easily.

The ballerina slipped across the stage with grace, her movements so fluid that it seemed she was gliding on air. La bailarina resbaló por el escenario con gracia, sus movimientos tan fluidos que parecía que estaba deslizándose en el aire.

9. cause to move with a smooth or sliding motion.

The snowboarder's skates slipped on the icy slope, allowing her to glide effortlessly down the mountain. El patinador de snowboard perdió pies en la pendiente helada, lo que le permitió deslizarse sin esfuerzo por la montaña.

10. pass out of one's memory.

As I grew older, many childhood memories began to slip from my mind, leaving only faint recollections. A medida que crecía en edad, muchos recuerdos de la infancia comenzaron a escapar de mi mente, dejando solo vagos recuerdos.

11. move out of position.

The defender tried to block the shot, but she slipped and lost her footing, allowing the opponent to score an easy goal. El defensor intentó bloquear el disparo, pero se resbaló y perdió pies, lo que permitió al oponente marcar un gol fácil.

block noun

1. a solid piece of something (usually having flat rectangular sides).

The carpenter carefully cut the block of wood to fit perfectly into the frame. El carpintero cortó con cuidado el bloque de madera para que cupiera perfectamente en el marco.

2. a rectangular area in a city surrounded by streets and usually containing several buildings.

The new apartment complex was located on a trendy block in downtown Los Angeles, with shops and restaurants lining its edges. El complejo de apartamentos nuevo se encontraba ubicado en un bloque de moda en el centro de Los Ángeles, con tiendas y restaurantes bordeando sus márgenes.

3. a three-dimensional shape with six square or rectangular sides.

The architect carefully designed the building's facade using multiple blocks of varying sizes and colors. El arquitecto diseñó cuidadosamente la fachada del edificio utilizando múltiples bloques de tamaños y colores variables.

4. a number or quantity of related things dealt with as a unit.

The teacher assigned a block of math problems to each student, and they had to complete them within the given time frame. El profesor asignó un bloque de problemas matemáticos a cada estudiante y tenían que completarlos dentro del plazo establecido.

5. housing in a large building that is divided into separate units.

The new residential block on the outskirts of town features modern apartments with stunning city views. El nuevo bloque residencial en las afueras de la ciudad cuenta con apartamentos modernos con vistas impresionantes de la ciudad.

6. (computer science) a sector or group of sectors that function as the smallest data unit permitted.

The database manager optimized the query by breaking it down into smaller blocks, which significantly improved its execution time. El administrador de base de datos optimizó la consulta al dividirla en bloques más pequeños, lo que mejoró significativamente su tiempo de ejecución.

7. an inability to remember or think of something you normally can do.

After a few months of not practicing piano, I experienced a mental block and couldn't recall the chord progression for my favorite song. Después de varios meses sin practicar el piano, experimenté un bloqueo mental y no pude recordar la progresión acordada de mi canción favorita.

8. a simple machine consisting of a wheel with a groove in which a rope can run to change the direction or point of application of a force applied to the rope.

The engineer carefully installed the block on the pulley system to redirect the force of the heavy load and make it easier to lift. El ingeniero instaló con cuidado el bloque en el sistema de polea para redirigir la fuerza del peso pesado y hacer que sea más fácil levantar.

9. a metal casting containing the cylinders and cooling ducts of an engine.

The mechanic carefully inspected the cylinder block of the old engine, looking for signs of wear and tear. El mecánico inspeccionó con cuidado el bloque cilíndrico del viejo motor, buscando señales de desgaste y estrés.

10. an obstruction in a pipe or tube.

The plumber had to remove the block from the drainpipe before it could be cleaned and repaired. El fontanero tuvo que quitar el bloque del tubería de drenaje antes de que pudiera ser limpiada y reparada.

11. a platform from which an auctioneer sells.

The auctioneer stood on the block, surveying the crowd before beginning the bidding process for the rare antique vase. El subastador se paró en el estrado, evaluando a la multitud antes de iniciar el proceso de subasta para la vajilla antigua rara.

12. the act of obstructing or deflecting someone's movements.

The defender used her body to put up a block on the opponent's shot, preventing it from going in. La defensa utilizó su cuerpo para realizar un bloque en el disparo del adversario, impidiendo que entrara.