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    Resources Translator The Carnival parade passes by my house every year.

The Carnival parade passes by my house every year.

Translation result
El desfile del Carnaval pasa por mi casa cada año. The Carnival parade passes by my house every year.


carnival noun

1. a festival marked by merrymaking and processions.

The vibrant colors and lively music drew me in to the carnival, where I spent hours enjoying the thrilling rides and sugary treats. Los colores vivos y la música animada me atrajeron hacia el carnaval, donde pasé horas disfrutando de las atracciones emocionantes y los dulces golosinas.

2. a frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a large public entertainment.

The street performers and vendors turned out in force, creating a lively carnival that drew in crowds from all over the city. Los artistas callejeros y vendedores salieron en gran número, creando una animada feria que atrajo a multitudes de toda la ciudad.

3. a traveling show.

The colorful carnival arrived in town last night, filling the streets with the sounds of laughter and music. El carnaval colorido llegó a la ciudad ayer por la noche, llenando las calles con los sonidos del risa y la música.

parade noun

1. a ceremonial procession including people marching.

The city's annual Independence Day parade featured floats, marching bands, and community groups showcasing their patriotic spirit. La parada anual del Día de la Independencia de la ciudad contó con carrozas, bandas marchantes y grupos comunitarios que mostraron su espíritu patriótico.

2. an extended (often showy) succession of persons or things.

The annual Christmas parade in downtown Manhattan featured elaborate floats, marching bands, and festive balloons, drawing in large crowds to enjoy the holiday spectacle. El desfile anual de Navidad en el centro de Manhattan contó con carrozas elaboradas, bandas de marcha y globos festivos, atraídos gran multitud para disfrutar del espectáculo navideño.

3. a visible display.

The city's annual Christmas parade was a spectacular visible display of lights, floats, and marching bands that drew in large crowds. El desfile anual de Navidad de la ciudad fue un espectacular despliegue visual de luces, carrozas y bandas que atraía grandes multitudes.

pass verb

1. go across or through.

The hikers had to pass over the rickety bridge to reach the other side of the river. Los senderistas tuvieron que cruzar el puente precario para llegar al otro lado del río.

2. move past.

The runner tried to pass her competitor on the track, but she couldn't quite get ahead. El corredor intentó pasar a su competidora en la pista, pero no pudo llegar a estar delante.

3. make laws, bills, etc. or bring into effect by legislation.

The lawmakers finally passed the new tax reform bill after months of debate and negotiation. Los legisladores finalmente aprobaron la nueva ley de reforma fiscal después de meses de debate y negociación.

4. pass by.

As we drove down the highway, the scenic mountains passed by us on our left side. Mientras conducíamos por la autopista, los montañas escénicas nos pasaban del lado izquierdo.

5. place into the hands or custody of.

The teacher passed the test papers to the students, instructing them to complete the exercise by the end of the class. El profesor pasó los ejercicios de examen a los estudiantes, instruyéndoles para que los completaran al final de la clase.

6. stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope.

The highway passes through several small towns before reaching the city limits. (In this sentence, "passes" means to stretch out over a distance, traversing through multiple locations.) La carretera pasa por varios pueblos pequeños antes de llegar a los límites de la ciudad. (En esta oración, "pasa" significa extenderse a lo largo de una distancia, atravesar varias localidades.)

7. travel past.

The train pass through the mountain tunnel, emerging on the other side into a beautiful valley. El tren pasa por el túnel de montaña, emergiendo del otro lado en un hermoso valle.

8. come to pass.

It was only a matter of time before the news of her resignation would pass and the company would start looking for a new CEO. Fue solo cuestión de tiempo antes de que la noticia de su renuncia circulara y la empresa comenzara a buscar un nuevo CEO.

9. go unchallenged.

The new policy was expected to pass without opposition in the council meeting, given its broad support among the members. La nueva política se esperaba que fuera aprobada sin oposición en la reunión del consejo, dado su amplio apoyo entre los miembros.

10. use up a period of time in a specific way.

How are you spending your summer vacation? Traducción de 'How are you spending your summer vacation?'

11. pass over, across, or through.

The boat will pass through the narrow channel to reach the open sea. El barco pasarán por el estrecho canal para llegar al mar abierto.

12. transmit information.

Please communicate this message to all employees Traducción de 'Please communicate this message to all employees'
Pass along the good news Traducción de 'Pass along the good news'

13. disappear gradually.

The fog began to pass, revealing the majestic mountain range in all its glory. El neblina comenzó a pasar, revelando la majestuosa cadena montañosa en toda su gloria.

14. go successfully through a test or a selection process.

After months of preparation, she finally passed her pilot's exam and was certified to fly commercial airliners. Dós meses de preparación, finalmente aprobó su examen de piloto y fue certificada para volar aviones comerciales.

15. be superior or better than some standard.

The new smartphone easily passes muster with its advanced features and sleek design. El nuevo smartphone fácilmente supera la prueba con sus características avanzadas y diseño elegante.

16. accept or judge as acceptable.

The teacher passed the student's project, praising its creativity and attention to detail. El profesor aprobó el proyecto del estudiante, elogiando su creatividad y atención al detalle.

17. allow to go without comment or censure.

The teacher decided to pass the student's answer, even though it was slightly incorrect, to avoid distracting other students from their own work. El profesor decidió aprobar la respuesta del estudiante, a pesar de que era ligeramente incorrecta, para evitar distraer a otros estudiantes de su propia tarea.

18. transfer to another.

The coach decided to pass the ball to her teammate, who was open and ready to score. El entrenador decidió pasar el balón a su compañero de equipo, quien estaba abierto y listo para marcar.

19. pass into a specified state or condition.

As she blew out the candles on her birthday cake, she passed from childhood to adulthood, marking an important milestone in her life. Mientras soplaba las velas en su pastel de cumpleaños, pasó de la infancia a la adultez, marcando un importante hito en su vida.

20. throw (a ball) to another player.

The quarterback passed the football to the wide receiver, who sprinted down the field for a big gain. El quarterback lanzó el balón al receptor lateral, quien corrió por el campo para lograr un gran avance.

21. be inherited by.

The family's ancestral estate will pass to her when her father dies, marking the beginning of a new era for their dynasty. La finca ancestral de la familia le pasará a ella cuando su padre muera, marcando el comienzo de una nueva era para su dinastía.

22. cause to pass.

The teacher will pass the ball to her teammate during the game. El profesor pasará la pelota a su compañera de equipo durante el partido.

23. grant authorization or clearance for.

The security officer was responsible for passing new employees through the company's background check process before they started working. El oficial de seguridad era responsable de pasar a nuevos empleados por el proceso de verificación de antecedentes de la empresa antes de que comenzaran a trabajar.

24. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life.

The elderly woman's eyes grew dim as she slowly began to pass, her breathing becoming shallower until it finally ceased. La anciana comenzó a perder brillo en sus ojos mientras lentamente se iba apagando, su respiración se volvió cada vez más débil hasta que finalmente cesó.

25. eliminate from the body.

After a long illness, she finally passed the infection and began to recover. Después de una larga enfermedad, finalmente superó la infección y comenzó a recuperarse.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I pass.
You
You pass.
He/She/It
He/She/It passes.
We
We pass.
You
You pass.
They
They pass.
Complete conjugation.

cure noun

1. a medicine or therapy that cures disease or relieve pain.

The new medication proved to be an effective cure for the patient's chronic arthritis, allowing him to regain full mobility. La nueva medicina resultó ser un cura efectivo para la artritis crónica del paciente, lo que le permitió recuperar su movilidad completa.
The doctor prescribed a special cream as a topical cure for her son's eczema, which had been causing him immense discomfort. El médico recetó una crema especial como tratamiento tópico para el eczema de su hijo, que había estado causándole un gran malestar.
After years of struggling with migraines, Sarah finally found a natural cure that involved a combination of herbal remedies and lifestyle changes, which allowed her to live pain-free. Después de años de luchar con migrañas, Sarah finalmente encontró un cura natural que involucraba una combinación de remedios herbales y cambios en el estilo de vida, lo que le permitió vivir sin dolor.

substitute verb

1. put in the place of another.

The chef had to substitute one type of rice with another due to the shortage, but it still tasted delicious. El chef tuvo que sustituir un tipo de arroz por otro debido a la escasez, pero todavía sabía delicioso.

2. be a substitute.

The injured player will have to substitute in for the star forward, filling in the role until they recover from their injury. El jugador lesionado tendrá que substituir en el lugar del delantero estelar, cubriendo ese papel hasta que se recupere de su lesión.

3. act as a substitute.

The manager decided to substitute one of his team members to attend the urgent meeting, ensuring that the project wouldn't be delayed. El gerente decidió substituir a uno de sus miembros del equipo para asistir a la reunión urgente, asegurándose de que el proyecto no se retrasaría.