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    Resources Translator You can put that box down in the corner.

You can put that box down in the corner.

Translation result
Puedes dejar esa caja en la esquina. You can put that box down in the corner.


put verb

1. put into a certain place or abstract location.

She carefully put the fragile vase on the mantle, making sure it wouldn't get knocked over. Ella colocó con cuidado el vaso frágil en la repisa, asegurándose de que no se cayera.

2. cause to be in a certain state.

The warm sunlight put the flowers into bloom, filling the garden with their sweet fragrance. El sol cálido iluminó las flores, haciéndolas brotar y llenando el jardín de su deliciosa fragancia.

3. formulate in a particular style or language.

The poet put her thoughts into verse, crafting a beautiful and poignant poem that captured the essence of her emotions. La poeta puso sus pensamientos en verso, forjando un poema bello y conmovedor que capturó la esencia de sus emociones.

4. attribute or give.

The critics put the film's success down to its engaging storyline and memorable characters. Los críticos atribuyen el éxito del filme a su trama atrapante y personajes recordables.

5. make an investment.

After careful consideration, she decided to put her money into a high-yield savings account. Después de una cuidadosa consideración, decidido invertir su dinero en un cuenta de ahorro con alta rentabilidad.

6. estimate.

The real estate agent put the value of the house at $500,000, taking into account its prime location and recent renovations. El agente inmobiliario valoró la casa en $500,000, teniendo en cuenta su ubicación primorredonda y las renovaciones recientes.

7. cause (someone) to undergo something.

The doctor put her through a series of rigorous tests to diagnose her rare medical condition. El médico la sometió a una serie de pruebas rigurosas para diagnosticar su condición médica rara.

8. adapt.

The company had to put its operations into place quickly in order to stay competitive in the rapidly changing market. La empresa tuvo que implementar sus operaciones con rapidez para mantenerse competitiva en el mercado en constante evolución.

9. arrange thoughts, ideas, temporal events.

After a good night's sleep, she put her thoughts together and prioritized her tasks for the next day. Después de una buena noche de sueño, ella reunió sus pensamientos y priorizó sus tareas para el día siguiente.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I put.
You
You put.
He/She/It
He/She/It puts.
We
We put.
You
You put.
They
They put.
Complete conjugation.

box noun

1. a (usually rectangular) container.

She carefully packed the fragile vase into a small box to ensure it arrived safely at its destination. Ella cuidadosamente embaló el vaso delicado en una caja pequeña para asegurarse de que llegara a su destino con seguridad.

2. private area in a theater or grandstand where a small group can watch the performance.

The VIP box offered an unobstructed view of the stage, making it the perfect spot for the CEO's birthday celebration. La caja VIP ofreció una vista despejada del escenario, lo que la convirtió en el sitio perfecto para la celebración del cumpleaños del CEO.

3. the quantity contained in a box.

The company shipped out exactly 50 boxes of goods to meet the customer's order. La empresa envió exactamente 50 cajas de mercadería para satisfacer la orden del cliente.

4. a predicament from which a skillful or graceful escape is impossible.

The talented thief found himself in a box when he was caught by the security guards during his attempt to steal the priceless artwork. El habilidoso ladrón se encontró en una caja cuando fue atrapado por los guardias de seguridad durante su intento de robar el arte valioso.

5. a rectangular drawing.

The artist carefully drew a box around the main character to emphasize its importance in the story. El artista dibujó cuidadosamente un cuadro alrededor del personaje principal para enfatizar su importancia en la historia.

6. evergreen shrubs or small trees.

The beautifully manicured garden featured several box hedges, adding a touch of elegance to the overall landscape. El jardín cuidadosamente acicalado destacaba varios setos de caja, agregando un toque de elegancia al paisaje en general.

7. any one of several designated areas on a ball field where the batter or catcher or coaches are positioned.

The third base coach was stationed in the box, urging the runner to slide into home plate. El entrenador de tercera base se encontraba en el box, instando al corredor a deslizarse hacia la casa".

8. the driver's seat on a coach.

The bus driver was sitting in the box, carefully navigating through the winding roads. El conductor del autobús estaba sentado en el habitáculo, navegando con cuidado por las carreteras serpenteantes.

9. separate partitioned area in a public place for a few people.

The coffee shop has several small boxes near the window where customers can sit and work on their laptops. La tienda de café tiene varias cajas pequeñas cerca de la ventana donde los clientes pueden sentarse y trabajar en sus portátiles.

10. a blow with the hand (usually on the ear).

The angry coach gave the player a box on the ear for not paying attention during practice. El entrenador enfadado dio al jugador un golpe en el oreja porque no estaba prestando atención durante la práctica.

down adverb

1. spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position.

As she walked down the stairs, her confidence began to wane with each step. Mientras descendía por las escaleras, su confianza comenzó a debilitarse con cada paso.

2. away from a more central or a more northerly place.

After leaving the bustling city center, we headed down to the coastal town for some relaxation. Después de dejar el centro de la ciudad bullicioso, nos dirigimos hacia el pueblo costero para disfrutar un poco de relajación.

3. paid in cash at time of purchase.

I paid down my tuition fees upfront, so I didn't have to worry about owing money later on. Pagué mis cuotas de matrícula con anticipación, por lo que no tuve que preocuparme por adeudar dinero más tarde.

4. from an earlier time.

The ancient civilization flourished down in the fertile valleys of Mesopotamia, where agriculture had been practiced for thousands of years. La antigua civilización floreció en las valles fértiles de Mesopotamia, donde la agricultura se había practicado durante miles de años.

5. to a lower intensity.

The music gradually went down, and the crowd began to disperse quietly. La música fue gradualmente bajando y la multitud comenzó a dispersarse tranquilamente.

6. in an inactive or inoperative state.

The team went down after losing their star player, and they failed to score a single goal for the rest of the game. El equipo descendió después de perder al jugador estelar y no logró marcar un solo gol para el resto del partido.

english noun

1. an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch.

The English language is widely spoken around the world, making it a valuable tool for international communication. El inglés es un idioma ampliamente hablado en todo el mundo, lo que lo convierte en una herramienta valiosa para la comunicación internacional.

2. the people of England.

The English were known for their love of tea and crumpets at social gatherings. Los ingleses eran conocidos por su amor al té y los crumpets en reuniones sociales.

3. the discipline that studies the English language and literature.

The professor specializes in teaching English, which includes analyzing literary masterpieces from Shakespeare to Austen. El profesor se especializa en enseñar inglés, lo que incluye analizar obras maestras literarias desde Shakespeare hasta Austen.

4. (sports) the spin given to a ball by striking it on one side or releasing it with a sharp twist.

The fast bowler's English on the ball was so wicked that it swung sharply into the batsman, leaving him no chance of playing a shot. El bowling rápido del inglés en el balón era tan perverso que describía bruscamente hacia el jugador de cricket, dejándolo sin oportunidad alguna para tocar un golpe.