Resources Translator The neighbor's noise kept me up all night.

The neighbor's noise kept me up all night.

Translation result

El ruido del vecino me mantuvo despierto toda la noche. The neighbor's noise kept me up all night.

Syntax analysis

theDeterminer

neighborNoun, singular or mass

'sPossessive ending

noiseNoun, singular or mass

keepVerb, past tense

mePersonal pronoun

upPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

allDeterminer

nightNoun, singular or mass

.Punctuation

neighbor noun

1. a person who lives (or is located) near another.

The neighbor's lawn was perfectly manicured, which always made me feel guilty about my own overgrown grass. El césped de la casa de al lado estaba perfectamente cuidado, lo que siempre me hacía sentir culpable por mi propio césped desbocado.

After the storm, our neighbors came over to help us clear the debris from our driveway and check on each other's well-being. Después de la tormenta, nuestros vecinos vinieron a ayudarnos a limpiar los escombros de nuestra entrada y a verificar el bienestar mutuo.

2. a nearby object of the same kind.

The new neighbor, a sleek and shiny sports car, was parked on the street, drawing attention from passersby. El nuevo vecino, un coche deportivo brillante y pulido, estaba estacionado en la calle, atrayendo la atención de los transeúntes.

The old neighbor, a worn-out bicycle, sat rusting in the corner of the yard, a reminder of happier times. El anciano vecino, una bicicleta desgastada, se sentaba oxidándose en el rincón del jardín, recordatorio de momentos más felices.

generation noun

1. all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age.

The baby boom generation, born between 1946 and 1964, is now reaching retirement age and shaping the demographic landscape of society. La generación del baby boom, nacida entre 1946 y 1964, está llegando a la edad de jubilación y está moldeando el paisaje demográfico de la sociedad.

2. group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent.

The biologist spent years studying the fossilized remains of a generation of dinosaurs that roamed the earth millions of years ago. El biólogo pasó años estudiando los restos fósiles de una generación de dinosaurios que pasearon por la Tierra millones de años atrás.

3. the normal time between successive generations.

The study of ancient civilizations often focuses on the generation-to-generation transmission of knowledge and cultural practices. El estudio de las civilizaciones antiguas suele centrarse en la transmisión generación tras generación del conocimiento y las prácticas culturales.

4. a stage of technological development or innovation.

The current generation of smartphones has made it possible to access the internet and communicate with others from anywhere in the world. La generación actual de teléfonos inteligentes ha hecho posible acceder a Internet y comunicarse con otros desde cualquier parte del mundo.

5. a coming into being.

The discovery of antibiotics marked the generation of a new era in medicine, allowing doctors to effectively treat bacterial infections. El descubrimiento de los antibióticos marcó la generación de una nueva era en medicina, permitiendo a los médicos tratar de manera efectiva las infecciones bacterianas.

6. the production of heat or electricity.

The new power plant's ability to generate electricity quickly and efficiently was a major selling point for the company, allowing it to meet the growing demand of the local generation. La capacidad del nuevo parque eólico para generar electricidad rápidamente y de manera eficiente fue un punto clave en la venta de la empresa, lo que le permitió satisfacer la creciente demanda de generación local.

7. the act of producing offspring or multiplying by such production.

The rabbit's generation was impressive, as it had given birth to over a dozen healthy babies in just a few weeks. La generación del conejo fue impresionante, ya que había dado a luz a más de una docena de bebés saludables en apenas unos pocos semanas.

keep verb

1. cause to continue in a certain state, position, or activity.

E.g., `keep clean' Traducción de 'E.g., `keep clean''

Hold in place Traducción de 'Hold in place'

She always held herself as a lady Traducción de 'She always held herself as a lady'

The students keep me on my toes Traducción de 'The students keep me on my toes'

2. continue a certain state, condition, or activity.

Despite the challenges, she kept working on her project until it was completed. A pesar de los desafíos, ella continuó trabajando en su proyecto hasta que estuvo completamente terminado.

3. retain possession of.

She promised to keep the family heirloom, passed down from her grandmother, in her own estate. Ella prometió mantener el legado familiar, pasado de su abuela, en su propia propiedad.

4. stop (someone or something) from doing something or being in a certain state.

The teacher tried to keep the rowdy students from disrupting the class by assigning them individual workstations. El profesor intentó mantener a los estudiantes bulliciosos alejados de la clase, asignándoles estaciones de trabajo individuales para evitar la interrupción del curso.

5. conform one's action or practice to.

To keep with modern times, our company has adopted new software to streamline its operations. Habiendo adoptado nuevos programas para mantenerse actualizados con la época, nuestra empresa ha implementado software nuevo para simplificar sus operaciones.

6. stick to correctly or closely.

In order to ensure accuracy, it's essential to keep to the original script while editing the manuscript. Para garantizar la precisión, es fundamental mantener el guion original al editar el manuscrito.

7. look after.

My siblings asked me to keep an eye on their pet while they were away, so I made sure to feed it and play with it regularly. Mis hermanos me pidieron que cuidara a su mascota mientras estaban ausentes, así que aseguré de alimentarla y jugar con ella regularmente.

8. maintain by writing regular records.

To ensure accurate financial reporting, the accountant is responsible for keeping track of every transaction and updating the company's ledger regularly. Para garantizar el informe financiero preciso, el contable es responsable de registrar cada transacción y actualizar el registro contable de la empresa con regularidad.

9. supply with room and board.

The college is committed to keeping all its students with comfortable living arrangements on campus during their tenure. La universidad está comprometida con garantizar a todos sus estudiantes alojamiento cómodo en el campus durante su estancia.

10. allow to remain in a place or position or maintain a property or feature.

The manager decided to keep the company's headquarters in the city center, citing its central location and access to public transportation. El gerente decidió mantener la sede de la empresa en el centro de la ciudad, argumentando su ubicación central y acceso a transporte público.

11. supply with necessities and support.

The organization has been keeping the refugee camp well-stocked with food, water, and medical supplies to ensure the health and well-being of its residents. La organización ha estado manteniendo el campo de refugiados bien abastecido con alimentos, agua y suministros médicos para garantizar la salud y el bienestar de sus residentes.

12. fail to spoil or rot.

The farmer took great care to keep the apples fresh by storing them in a cool, dry place. El agricultor tomó gran cuidado para mantener las manzanas frescas almacenándolas en un lugar fresco y seco.

13. behave as expected during of holidays or rites.

During the traditional Diwali festival, many Indians keep the tradition by lighting diyas and sharing sweets with family. Durante el tradicional festival de Diwali, muchos indios mantienen la tradición encendiendo diyas y compartiendo dulces con la familia.

14. maintain in safety from injury, harm, or danger.

The lifeguard kept a close eye on the swimmers to ensure their safety while they were in the water. El guardavidas mantuvo un ojo atento sobre los nadadores para asegurarse de su seguridad mientras estaban en el agua.

15. raise.

The coach worked hard to keep her team's morale high by praising their efforts and acknowledging their progress. El entrenador trabajó duro para mantener el espíritu de su equipo alto al elogiar sus esfuerzos y reconocer su progreso.

16. retain rights to.

The indigenous tribe decided to keep their ancestral lands, resisting the government's efforts to acquire them. La tribu indígena decidió mantener sus tierras ancestrales, resistiendo los esfuerzos del gobierno para adquirirlas.

17. store or keep customarily.

She likes to keep her favorite books on the top shelf of her bookcase, so she can easily find them when she wants to read. Ella prefiere mantener sus libros favoritos en el estante superior de su estantería, para que pueda encontrarlos fácilmente cuando quiera leer.

18. have as a supply.

The company decided to keep a large stockpile of emergency supplies, including food and water, in case of natural disasters. La empresa decidió mantener un gran almacén de suministros de emergencia, incluyendo comida y agua, en caso de desastres naturales.

19. maintain for use and service.

The mechanic will keep the car's engine running smoothly by regularly changing its oil and filters. El mecánico mantendrá el motor del coche funcionando suavemente cambiando regularmente aceite y filtros.

20. hold and prevent from leaving.

The parents kept their children indoors during the storm to prevent them from getting wet. Los padres mantuvieron a sus hijos dentro de casa durante la tormenta para evitar que se mojaran.

21. prevent the action or expression of.

Hold back your anger Traducción de 'Hold back your anger'

Keep your cool Traducción de 'Keep your cool'

She struggled to restrain her impatience at the delays Traducción de 'She struggled to restrain her impatience at the delays'

22. prevent (food) from rotting.

To keep the apples fresh, I stored them in the refrigerator with the stem end facing upwards. Para conservar las manzanas frescas, las guardé en el refrigerador con el extremo del tallo hacia arriba.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I keep.
You	You keep.
He/She/It	He/She/It keeps.
We	We keep.
You	You keep.
They	They keep.

Complete conjugation.

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.