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    Resources Translator Remind me to turn on the washing machine before we leave.

Remind me to turn on the washing machine before we leave.

Translation result
Recuérdame encender la lavadora antes de irnos. Remind me to turn on the washing machine before we leave.


remind verb

1. put in the mind of someone.

The teacher reminded the students to submit their assignments on time, so they wouldn't forget and get penalized. El profesor recordó a los estudiantes que entreguen sus tareas a tiempo, de manera que no se olviden y no reciban sanciones.
Sarah's mother reminded her to call her grandmother on her birthday, making sure she didn't miss the special occasion. La madre de Sarah le recordó a ella llamar a su abuela en su cumpleaños, asegurándose de que no se perdiera la ocasión especial.

2. assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned.

The prompter reminded the actor with his cue cards, helping him remember the lines he had struggled to recall. El promotor recordó al actor con sus tarjetas de guía, ayudándolo a recordar las líneas que había tenido dificultades para recopilar.
During the poetry reading, the instructor stood beside the student and reminded her of the correct phrases as she spoke from memory. Durante la lectura de poesía, el instructor se quedó al lado del estudiante y le recordó las frases correctas mientras ella hablaba desde la memoria.

sardine noun

1. small fatty fish usually canned.

2. any of various small edible herring or related food fishes frequently canned.

3. a deep orange-red variety of chalcedony.

4. small fishes found in great schools along coasts of Europe.

Smaller and rounder than herring Traducción de 'Smaller and rounder than herring'

wash verb

1. clean with some chemical process.

After a long day at the beach, Sarah decided to wash her surfboard to remove the sticky sunscreen residue and saltwater stains. Después de un día largo en la playa, Sarah decidió lavar su tabla de surf para eliminar el residuo pegajoso del bronceador y las manchas de agua salada.

2. cleanse (one's body) with soap and water.

After her morning run, Sarah likes to wash up in the shower to get rid of the sweat and dirt. Después de su carrera matutina, Sarah le gusta lavarse en la ducha para quitarse el sudor y la suciedad.

3. cleanse with a cleaning agent, such as soap, and water.

After a long day of playing in the mud, Emma's mom made her take a bath to wash off all the dirt and grime. Después de un día largo jugando en el barro, la madre de Emma le hizo tomar un baño para lavar todo el lodo y suciedad.

4. move by or as if by water.

The floodwaters washed away the entire neighborhood, leaving behind only debris and destruction. Las aguas de inundación arrastraron todo el barrio, dejando atrás solo escombros y destrucción.

5. be capable of being washed.

The delicate fabric is washable, so I can machine wash it without worrying about damaging it. El tejido delicado es lavable, por lo que puedo lavarlo en máquina sin preocuparme por dañarlo.

6. admit to testing or proof.

The scientist was willing to wash his hands of the controversy surrounding his research, acknowledging that further testing would be necessary to confirm his claims. El científico estaba dispuesto a desentenderse de la controversia que rodeaba su investigación, reconociendo que sería necesario realizar pruebas adicionales para confirmar sus afirmaciones.

7. separate dirt or gravel from (precious minerals).

The geologist spent hours washing the ore to extract the valuable gold and silver deposits. El geólogo pasó horas lavando el mineral para extraer los valiosos depósitos de oro y plata.

8. apply a thin coating of paint, metal, etc., to.

The artist decided to wash her watercolor paper with a mixture of water and glycerin to create a smooth surface for painting. El artista decidió lavar su papel de acuarela con una mezcla de agua y glicerina para crear una superficie lisa para pintar.

9. remove by the application of water or other liquid and soap or some other cleaning agent.

Before serving dinner, Sarah washes her hands thoroughly to ensure they are clean and free of any bacteria. Antes de servir la cena, Sarah lava sus manos concienzudamente para asegurarse de que estén limpias y libres de cualquier bacteria.

10. form by erosion.

The relentless rainstorm washed away the dirt and sand, revealing a layer of smooth stone beneath. La tormenta de lluvia incesante lavó el barro y la arena, revelando una capa de piedra suave debajo.

11. make moist.

The gentle wash of the morning dew on the grassy hillside made it look lush and vibrant. El suave lavado de la mañana del rocío en el lado de la colina cubierta de hierba lo hizo parecer exuberante y vibrante.

12. wash or flow against.

The waves wash against the rocky shore, creating a soothing melody. Las olas chocan contra la costa rocosa, creando un melódico himno.

13. to cleanse (itself or another animal) by licking.

The curious kitten likes to wash its paws after playing in the dirt. El gato curioso gusta lavar sus patas después de jugar en el barro.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I wash.
You
You wash.
He/She/It
He/She/It washes.
We
We wash.
You
You wash.
They
They wash.
Complete conjugation.

machine noun

1. any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks.

The industrial machine on the assembly line efficiently assembled the components into a complete product, reducing production time by half. La máquina industrial en la línea de ensamblaje ensambló eficientemente los componentes en un producto completo, reduciendo el tiempo de producción por la mitad.

2. an efficient person.

The new marketing manager is a machine when it comes to meeting deadlines and exceeding targets, consistently delivering high-quality results. El nuevo gerente de marketing es una máquina cuando se trata de cumplir plazos y superar metas, siempre entregando resultados de alta calidad.

3. an intricate organization that accomplishes its goals efficiently.

The well-oiled machine of the company's marketing department quickly adapted to the changing market trends, resulting in a significant increase in sales. El equipo bien engrasado del departamento de marketing de la empresa se adaptó rápidamente a los cambios en las tendencias del mercado, lo que llevó a un aumento significativo en las ventas.

4. a device for overcoming resistance at one point by applying force at some other point.

The industrial machine was able to lift and move heavy loads across the factory floor, thanks to its powerful hydraulic system. La máquina industrial fue capaz de levantar y mover cargas pesadas a través del suelo de la fábrica gracias a su sistema hidráulico potente.

5. a group that controls the activities of a political party.

The Democratic Party machine has been accused of rigging the primaries to favor their own candidates. La máquina del Partido Demócrata ha sido acusada de manipular las primarias para favorecer a sus propios candidatos.

6. a motor vehicle with four wheels.

The sleek black machine pulled out of the parking lot and sped down the highway. El máquina negra y elegante salió del estacionamiento y aceleró por la autopista.

leave verb

1. go away from a place.

The tourists decided to leave the city and head back to their hotel after a long day of sightseeing. Los turistas decidieron dejar la ciudad y regresar al hotel después de un día largo de recorrido turístico.

2. go and leave behind, either intentionally or by neglect or forgetfulness.

She left her phone charger at home, forgetting it in her hurry to pack for the trip. Ella se olvidó su cargador de teléfono en casa al apresurarse para prepararse para el viaje.

3. act or be so as to become in a specified state.

After a few months of training, she left her mark on the sports world by setting a new record in the marathon. Después de unos pocos meses de entrenamiento, dejó su huella en el mundo deportivo al establecer un nuevo récord en la maratón.

4. leave unchanged or undisturbed or refrain from taking.

The artist decided to leave the painting in its original state, refusing to make any changes or alterations. El artista decidió dejar el cuadro en su estado original, rehusando hacer cualquier cambio o alteración.

5. move out of or depart from.

The family decided to leave their hometown and move to the city for better job opportunities. La familia decidió dejar su pueblo natal y mudarse a la ciudad para aprovechar mejores oportunidades laborales.

6. make a possibility or provide opportunity for.

The new policy will leave room for innovative ideas to take shape in the company's product development department. La nueva política dejará espacio para que las ideas innovadoras tomen forma en el departamento de desarrollo de productos de la empresa.

7. produce as a result or residue.

The water left a mark on the silk dress Traducción de 'The water left a mark on the silk dress'
Her blood left a stain on the napkin Traducción de 'Her blood left a stain on the napkin'

8. remove oneself from an association with or participation in.

After a heated argument, Sarah decided to leave the company and start her own business. Después de una disputa calurosa, Sarah decidió dejar la empresa y empezar su propio negocio.

9. put into the care or protection of someone.

The social worker decided to leave the abandoned puppy with her neighbor, who had a big heart and plenty of experience caring for animals. La trabajadora social decidió dejar al cachorro abandonado con su vecina, quien tenía un corazón generoso y mucha experiencia en el cuidado de animales.

10. leave or give by will after one's death.

In her last will and testament, she left her vast fortune to her favorite charity, ensuring that her legacy would live on forever. En su última voluntad y testamento, dejó su gran fortuna a su caridad favorita, asegurando que su legado viviría para siempre.

11. have left or have as a remainder.

After subtracting 5 from the total number of cookies, we were left with 15 to leave on the plate for our guests. Después de restar 5 del total de galletas, nos quedamos con 15 para dejar en la mesa para nuestros invitados.

12. be survived by after one's death.

The famous scientist left behind a legacy that continued to inspire generations after his passing, and it was a testament to her groundbreaking work. El famoso científico dejó un legado que continuó inspirando a las generaciones después de su fallecimiento y fue un testimonio a su trabajo pionero.

13. transmit (knowledge or skills).

The experienced teacher leaves her colleagues with valuable tips on how to manage classroom discipline. El profesor experimentado deja a sus colegas consejos valiosos sobre cómo manejar la disciplina en el aula.

14. leave behind unintentionally.

While packing up her belongings, Sarah left her favorite book at the old apartment, and it wasn't until she was halfway across town that she realized her mistake. Mientras se deshacía de sus pertenencias, Sarah dejó su libro favorito en el antiguo apartamento, y no fue hasta que estaba a la mitad del camino por el pueblo que se dio cuenta de su error.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I leave.
You
You leave.
He/She/It
He/She/It leaves.
We
We leave.
You
You leave.
They
They leave.
Complete conjugation.