Resources Translator When something becomes difficult, one should make sure to never lose one's temper.

When something becomes difficult, one should make sure to never lose one's temper.

Translation result

Cuando algo se vuelve difícil, uno debe asegurarse de no perder nunca los estribos. When something becomes difficult, one should make sure to never lose one's temper.

Syntax analysis

whenQuestion adverb

somethingNoun, singular or mass

becomeVerb, third person singular present

difficultAdjective

,Punctuation

oneCardinal number

shouldModal

makeVerb, infinitive

sureAdjective

toPreposition (To)

neverAdverb

loseVerb, infinitive

oneCardinal number

'sPossessive ending

temperNoun, singular or mass

.Punctuation

succeed verb

1. attain success or reach a desired goal.

After years of hard work, she finally succeeded in opening her own boutique hotel, exceeding all expectations and earning rave reviews from guests. Después de años de duro trabajo, ella finalmente logró abrir su propio hotel de lujo boutique, superando todas las expectativas y obteniendo críticas elogiosas de los huéspedes.

The team worked tirelessly to perfect their presentation, and their efforts paid off when they succeeded in securing the top prize at the annual business competition. El equipo trabajó incansablemente para perfeccionar su presentación y sus esfuerzos dieron fruto cuando lograron obtener el primer premio en la competencia empresarial anual.

2. be the successor (of).

After years of hard work, John will succeed his father as the CEO of the company. Después de años de duro trabajo, Juan heredará a su padre como CEO de la empresa.

The crown prince is set to succeed his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, when she passes away. El príncipe heredero está destinado a suceder a su madre, la Reina Isabel II, después de que ella fallezca.

become verb

1. enter or assume a certain state or condition.

As she walked through the doors, Sarah became a part of the team, officially starting her new job. Mientras caminaba a través las puertas, Sarah se convirtió en parte del equipo, oficialmente comenzando su nuevo trabajo.

2. undergo a change or development.

As she practiced yoga regularly, Maria began to become more flexible and agile over time. Mientras practicaba yoga regularmente, María comenzó a ser cada vez más flexible y ágil con el tiempo.

3. come into existence.

The new restaurant in town will become a popular spot once it's fully renovated and opens to the public. El nuevo restaurante en la ciudad se convertirá en un lugar popular una vez que esté completamente renovado y esté abierto al público.

4. enhance the appearance of.

The new haircut became her, accentuating her bright blue eyes and radiant smile. El nuevo corte de pelo se le convirtió, realzando sus brillantes ojos azules y su sonrisa radiante.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I become.
You	You become.
He/She/It	He/She/It becomes.
We	We become.
You	You become.
They	They become.

Complete conjugation.

difficult adjective

1. not easy.

The teacher considered the math problem difficult and encouraged students to ask for help if they got stuck. El profesor consideró el problema de matemáticas difícil y animó a los estudiantes a pedir ayuda si se quedaban atascados.

Hiking up the steep mountain trail was difficult, but the breathtaking view from the top made it all worth it. Subir el sendero de montaña empinado fue difícil, pero la vista deslumbradora desde lo alto mereció la pena.

2. hard to control.

The difficult horse required experienced riders to handle its unpredictable temperament, making it a challenge for even seasoned equestrians. El caballo difícil requería a montadores experimentados para manejar su temperamento impredecible, lo que la convertía en un desafío incluso para ecuestres avezados.

The new employee struggled to keep up with the workload, finding the difficult tasks assigned by their manager to be overwhelming and hard to manage. El nuevo empleado luchó por mantener el ritmo con la carga de trabajo, encontrando las tareas difíciles asignadas por su jefe difícilmente manejables y abrumadoras.

make verb

1. engage in.

She decided to make pottery again, and spent hours in her studio shaping clay into beautiful vessels. Ella decidió volver a hacer cerámica y pasó horas en su estudio modelando barro en bellos recipientes.

2. give certain properties to something.

The chemist made the solution acidic by adding a few drops of citric acid. El químico hizo que la solución fuera ácida agregando unas pocas gotas de ácido cítrico.

3. make or cause to be or to become.

The new policy will make it mandatory for all employees to wear uniforms to work, starting from next quarter. La nueva política hará que sea obligatorio para todos los empleados vestir uniformes en el trabajo, a partir del próximo trimestre.

4. cause to do.

The coach made her players practice extra hours to prepare for the championship game. El entrenador hizo a sus jugadores practicar horas extras para prepararse para el partido de campeonato.

5. give rise to.

The new policy is expected to make a significant impact on the company's profits, giving rise to increased investments in research and development. La nueva política se espera que tenga un impacto significativo en los beneficios de la empresa, lo que dará lugar a inversiones aumentadas en investigación y desarrollo.

6. create or manufacture a man-made product.

The company will make a new line of smartphones with advanced features to compete in the market. La empresa creará una nueva línea de teléfonos inteligentes con características avanzadas para competir en el mercado.

7. make, formulate, or derive in the mind.

As I sat in contemplation, I made mental calculations to decide whether I should take the risk. Mientras me senté en contemplación, realicé cálculos mentales para decidir si debía asumir el riesgo.

8. compel or make somebody or something to act in a certain way.

The teacher's stern words made the student stop talking and focus on the lesson. Las palabras severas del maestro hicieron que el estudiante dejara de hablar y se centrara en la lección.

9. create by artistic means.

The painter makes vibrant portraits of cityscapes, capturing the energy and movement of urban life. El pintor crea retratos vibrantes de paisajes urbanos, capturando la energía y el movimiento de la vida urbana.

10. earn on some commercial or business transaction.

After months of hard work, she was able to make a good living from her freelance writing career. Después de meses de duro trabajo, logró hacer una buena vida sostenida con su carrera como escritora independiente.

11. create or design, often in a certain way.

The artist likes to make sculptures out of recycled materials, giving them a unique and environmentally friendly twist. El artista gusta crear esculturas con materiales reciclados, dándoles un giro único y amigable con el medio ambiente.

12. to compose or represent.

This wall forms the background of the stage setting Traducción de 'This wall forms the background of the stage setting'

The branches made a roof Traducción de 'The branches made a roof'

This makes a fine introduction Traducción de 'This makes a fine introduction'

13. reach a goal.

Make the first team Traducción de 'Make the first team'

We made it! Traducción de 'We made it!'

She may not make the grade Traducción de 'She may not make the grade'

14. be or be capable of being changed or made into.

The new software can make text files compatible with older operating systems. El nuevo software puede hacer que los archivos de texto sean compatibles con sistemas operativos más antiguos.

15. make by shaping or bringing together constituents.

The carpenter will make a table by carefully assembling and gluing together the wooden planks. El carpintero hará una mesa al montar y pegar cuidadosamente juntas las tablas de madera.

16. perform or carry out.

The chef will make the wedding cake tonight to ensure it's fresh and perfect for the ceremony tomorrow. El chef hará el pastel de boda esta noche para asegurarse de que esté fresco y perfecto para la ceremonia mañana.

17. make by combining materials and parts.

The carpenter will make a table by combining several pieces of wood and metal fittings. El carpintero fabricará una mesa combinando varios trozos de madera y junturas metálicas.

18. change from one form into another.

The chef made the dough rise by adding yeast, which changed its texture and appearance. El chef hizo que la masa subiera añadiendo levadura, lo que cambió su textura y apariencia.

19. act in a certain way so as to acquire.

By speaking fluent French, she makes herself understood by the locals during her trip. Al hablar francés fluido, ella se hace entender por los locales durante su viaje.

20. charge with a function.

The engineer made the new software module responsible for processing customer data, allowing it to streamline the company's database management. El ingeniero hizo que el módulo de software nuevo fuera responsable del procesamiento de datos de clientes, lo que permitió acelerar la gestión de bases de datos de la empresa.

21. achieve a point or goal.

After months of hard work, she finally made it to the top of the company's executive ladder. Después de meses de duro trabajo, ella finalmente llegó a la cima de la escala ejecutiva de la empresa.

22. reach a destination, either real or abstract.

After years of hard work, she finally made it to the top of her career, becoming one of the most respected leaders in her industry. Después de años de duro trabajo, finalmente llegó al tope de su carrera y se convirtió en una de las líderes más respetadas en su sector.

23. institute, enact, or establish.

The new government is determined to make significant changes to the country's education system, starting with introducing free tuition for all students. El nuevo gobierno está decidido a realizar cambios significativos en el sistema educativo del país, empezando por introducir la matrícula gratuita para todos los estudiantes.

24. carry out or commit.

The company will make significant changes to its business strategy in an effort to stay competitive. La empresa realizará cambios significativos en su estrategia empresarial con el fin de mantenerse competitiva.

25. form by assembling individuals or constituents.

The company is making a new team to tackle the project, consisting of experts from different departments. La empresa está creando un nuevo equipo para abordar el proyecto, compuesto por expertos de diferentes departamentos.

26. organize or be responsible for.

The event planner was tasked with making sure that all the logistics were in place before the wedding ceremony. El organizador del evento fue encargado de asegurarse de que todos los detalles logísticos estuvieran en su lugar antes de la ceremonia nupcial.

27. put in order or neaten.

After finishing her morning routine, Sarah made her bed and organized her clothes to start the day feeling more focused. Después de completar su rutina matutina, Sarah hizo la cama y organizó sus ropas para empezar el día sintiéndose más enfocada.

28. head into a specified direction.

As the hikers made their way up the mountain trail, they had to make sure to stay on course and avoid any wrong turns. Mientras los excursionistas subían el sendero de montaña, tenían que asegurarse de mantenerse en la dirección correcta y evitar cualquier desvío incorrecto.

29. have a bowel movement.

30. undergo fabrication or creation.

The engineer will make the new smartphone prototype, which involves assembling and testing its various components. El ingeniero creará el prototipo de nuevo teléfono inteligente, que implica ensamblar y probar sus diferentes componentes.

31. be suitable for.

This new software is designed to make complex data analysis easy for beginners. Este nuevo software está diseñado para hacer el análisis de datos complejos fácil para principiantes.

32. add up to.

The numbers in the spreadsheet make $10,000 when added together. (In this sentence, "make" means to total or add up to.) Los números en la hoja de cálculo suman $10,000 cuando se suman. (En esta oración, "hacer" significa totalizar o agregar hasta.)

33. amount to.

The new tax will make up a significant portion of our company's expenses this quarter. El nuevo impuesto hará parte significativa de nuestros gastos en la empresa este trimestre.

34. constitute the essence of.

The simplicity of the design makes it easy to use. (In this sentence, "makes" means that the simplicity constitutes the essential nature of the design.) La simplicidad del diseño lo hace fácil de usar. (En esta oración, "hace" significa que la simplicidad constituye la esencia fundamental del diseño.)

35. appear to begin an activity.

As soon as she walked into the room, it looked like she was going to make a speech, but instead she just smiled and sat down. En cuanto entró en la habitación, parecía que iba a hacer un discurso, pero en lugar de eso solo sonrió y se sentó.

36. proceed along a path.

The hikers made their way slowly up the mountain trail, careful not to slip on the loose rocks. Los senderistas avanzaron lentamente por el sendero de montaña, cuidadosos para no resbalar en las piedras sueltas.

37. reach in time.

The pilot had to make a quick landing to avoid missing the connecting flight, and he managed to reach the airport just in time. El piloto tuvo que hacer un aterrizaje rápido para evitar perder el vuelo de conexión y logró llegar al aeropuerto justo a tiempo.

38. gather and light the materials for.

The campers had to make a fire by gathering dry wood and kindling, then lighting it with matches. Los campistas tuvieron que hacer un fuego recogiendo madera seca y materia ignífuga, luego encendiéndolo con cerillas.

39. prepare for eating by applying heat.

After gathering the ingredients, Sarah made a delicious grilled cheese sandwich by placing it in the toaster oven and waiting for the cheese to melt. Después de reunir los ingredientes, Sarah preparó un delicioso sándwich de queso gratinado colocando el pan en el horno tostador y esperando que el queso se derritiera.

40. induce to have sex.

41. assure the success of.

The experienced coach was determined to make the team's winning streak continue at any cost. El entrenador experimentado estaba decidido a hacer que el equipo continuara su racha de victorias a cualquier precio.

42. represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like.

The actor makes a convincing portrayal of Hamlet on stage, capturing the character's complexity and emotion. El actor hace una interpretación convincente de Hamlet en el escenario, capturando la complejidad y la emoción del personaje.

43. consider as being.

The art critic made the artist's latest sculpture a masterpiece of contemporary art. El crítico de arte convirtió la última escultura del artista en un másterpiece del arte contemporáneo.

44. calculate as being.

The accountant made the calculations to determine that the company's profit would be $10,000 this quarter. El contable realizó los cálculos para determinar que el beneficio de la empresa sería de $10.000 este trimestre.

45. cause to be enjoyable or pleasurable.

The fireworks display will make this birthday party one to remember, with its vibrant colors and synchronized explosions. La exhibición de fuegos artificiales hará que esta fiesta de cumpleaños sea inolvidable, con sus colores vibrantes y explosiones sincronizadas.

46. favor the development of.

The new infrastructure project will make the city's economy grow by creating more job opportunities and attracting foreign investment. El proyecto de infraestructura nuevo hará crecer la economía de la ciudad al crear más oportunidades laborales y atraer inversiones extranjeras.

47. develop into.

As she practiced her scales every day, she began to make a name for herself in the music world, gradually developing a reputation as a talented pianist. Mientras practicaba sus escalas todos los días, comenzó a hacerse un nombre en el mundo de la música, desarrollando gradualmente una reputación como pianista talentosa.

48. behave in a certain way.

The new employee tried to make a good impression by dressing professionally and being punctual on his first day. El nuevo empleado intentó hacer una buena impresión vestido de manera profesional y siendo puntual en su primer día.

49. eliminate urine.

The medication helped her doctor make urine after months of struggling with kidney stones. La medicación le ayudó a su médico a hacer orina después de meses luchando con piedras renales.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I make.
You	You make.
He/She/It	He/She/It makes.
We	We make.
You	You make.
They	They make.

Complete conjugation.

sure adjective

1. having or feeling no doubt or uncertainty.

The detective was sure that he had solved the case, and his confident smile said it all. El detective estaba seguro de que había resuelto el caso y su sonrisa confiada decía todo.

After verifying the information, she was sure that the flight would depart on schedule. Después de verificar la información, ella estaba segura de que el vuelo saldría con puntualidad.

2. certain to occur.

The storm is sure to hit us tonight, so we should prepare for it by boarding up the windows. La tormenta es segura de golpearnos esta noche, por lo que deberíamos prepararnos para ella cerrando las ventanas.

With the company's financial struggles, a bankruptcy is sure to happen unless they receive an emergency loan. Con las dificultades financieras de la empresa, un concurso de quiebras es seguro que suceda a menos que reciban un préstamo de emergencia.

never adverb

1. not ever.

She has never traveled abroad, so she's always been fascinated by stories of far-off lands. Ella nunca ha viajado por fuera del país, así que siempre se ha fascinado con historias de tierras lejanas.

He will never forget the day he met his best friend in kindergarten, and their lifelong bond began. Él nunca olvidará el día en que conoció a su mejor amigo en la guardería y comenzó un vínculo que duraría toda la vida.

2. not at all.

She never fails to surprise me with her thoughtful gifts, which always bring a smile to my face. Ella nunca falla en sorprenderme con sus regalos pensativos, que siempre traen una sonrisa a mi rostro.

He never attended school without eating his favorite breakfast cereal, which gave him the energy to tackle the day. Él nunca asistió a la escuela sin comer su cereales de desayuno favorito, lo que le daba el energía para abordar el día.

lose verb

1. fail to keep or to maintain.

If I don't water my plants regularly, they will lose their color and start to wilt. Si no regalo agua a mis plantas con regularidad, se descolorarán y empezarán a marchitarse.

2. fail to win.

The team struggled against their rivals and ultimately lose the championship game, ending their season with disappointment. El equipo luchó contra sus rivales y perdió finalmente el partido de campeonato, lo que marcó el fin de su temporada con desilusión.

3. suffer the loss of a person through death or removal.

The family was devastated when they lost their beloved grandmother in a tragic car accident; her absence left a gaping hole in their lives. La familia se desmoronó cuando perdieron a su abuela querida en un accidente de coche trágico; su ausencia dejó un vacío profundo en sus vidas.

4. miss from one's possessions.

I was devastated when I lost my favorite necklace at the party - it had been passed down to me by my grandmother. Me desmoroné cuando perdí mi collar favorito en la fiesta - había sido heredado por mí por mi abuela.

5. allow to go out of sight or mind.

The detective lost the man he was shadowing after he had to stop at a red light Traducción de 'The detective lost the man he was shadowing after he had to stop at a red light'

Lose the crowds by climbing a mountain Traducción de 'Lose the crowds by climbing a mountain'

The lost tribe Traducción de 'The lost tribe'

6. fail to make money in a business.

After investing heavily in the startup, John's company was on the verge of losing millions of dollars due to poor management. Después de invertir grandes sumas en la start-up, la empresa de John estaba al borde de perder millones de dólares debido a una mala gestión.

7. fail to get or obtain.

She was worried that she would lose her job if she didn't meet the project deadline. Ella estaba preocupada de que perdería su trabajo si no cumplía con el plazo del proyecto.

8. fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind.

The detective struggled to lose himself in the crowd, trying not to draw attention to his investigation. El detective se esforzó por perderse en la multitud, tratando de no llamar la atención sobre su investigación.

9. withdraw, as from reality.

He lost himslef in his music Traducción de 'He lost himslef in his music'

10. be set at a disadvantage.

The team will lose momentum if they can't score in the first half, giving their opponent an early advantage. El equipo perderá momento si no pueden marcar en la primera mitad, otorgando a su oponente una ventaja temprana.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I lose.
You	You lose.
He/She/It	He/She/It loses.
We	We lose.
You	You lose.
They	They lose.

Complete conjugation.

temper noun

1. a sudden outburst of anger.

His temper sparked like damp firewood Traducción de 'His temper sparked like damp firewood'

2. a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling.

Whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time Traducción de 'Whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time'

He was in a bad humor Traducción de 'He was in a bad humor'

3. a disposition to exhibit uncontrolled anger.

His temper was well known to all his employees Traducción de 'His temper was well known to all his employees'

4. the elasticity and hardness of a metal object.

Its ability to absorb considerable energy before cracking Traducción de 'Its ability to absorb considerable energy before cracking'