Resources Translator You will know the truth in due time.

You will know the truth in due time.

Translation result

Sabrás la verdad a su debido tiempo. You will know the truth in due time.

Syntax analysis

youPersonal pronoun

willModal

knowVerb, infinitive

theDeterminer

truthNoun, singular or mass

inPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

dueAdjective

timeNoun, singular or mass

.Punctuation

know verb

1. be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information.

After reading the report, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and would need to make some tough decisions. Después de leer el informe, ella supo que la empresa estaba enfrentando dificultades financieras y necesitaría tomar algunas decisiones duras.

2. know how to do or perform something.

After months of practice, she finally knows how to ride a bike without training wheels. Después de meses de práctica, ella finalmente sabe cómo montar en bicicleta sin ruedas de entrenamiento.

3. be aware of the truth of something.

After conducting thorough research, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and made the decision to downsize. Después de realizar una investigación exhaustiva, ella sabía que la empresa enfrentaba dificultades financieras y tomó la decisión de downsizing.

4. be familiar or acquainted with a person or an object.

She knows her way around the city, having lived there for five years and explored its various neighborhoods. Ella conoce su camino por la ciudad, habiendo vivido allí durante cinco años y explorado sus varios barrios.

5. have firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations.

She knows what it's like to be in a long-distance relationship, having experienced it herself for years. Ella sabe lo que es ser en una relación de larga distancia, ya que la ha vivido ella misma durante años.

6. accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority.

The people of the kingdom knew their new king was descended from a noble lineage, so they accepted him as their rightful ruler. El pueblo del reino sabía que su nuevo rey era descendiente de una línea nobiliaria, por lo que lo aceptaron como su gobernante legítimo.

7. have fixed in the mind.

She knows the capital of France by heart, having studied it extensively before her trip. Ella conoce la capital de Francia de memoria, habiendo estudiado extensamente antes de su viaje.

8. have sexual intercourse with.

9. know the nature or character of.

After spending time with her, I came to know her as a kind and compassionate person. Después de pasar tiempo con ella, llegué a conocerla como una persona amable y compasiva.

10. be able to distinguish, recognize as being different.

The chef knows her herbs from one another, carefully selecting the freshest basil for the pasta dish. El chef conoce bien sus hierbas entre sí, selecciona con cuidado la albahaca más fresca para el plato de pasta.

11. perceive as familiar.

As soon as I walked into my childhood home, I knew it was still the same old place - the creaky stairs and musty smell were instantly familiar to me. Hasta que no entré en mi hogar infantil, supe que todavía era el mismo lugar viejo - las escaleras crujientes y el olor a moho eran instantáneamente familiares para mí.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I know.
You	You know.
He/She/It	He/She/It knows.
We	We know.
You	You know.
They	They know.

Complete conjugation.

truth noun

1. a fact that has been verified.

The scientist spent years researching the phenomenon, and finally discovered the truth about the mysterious energy source. El científico pasó años investigando el fenómeno y finalmente descubrió la verdad sobre la fuente de energía misteriosa.

2. conformity to reality or actuality.

The detective spent years searching for the truth about the missing person, and finally uncovered a trail of evidence that revealed the shocking truth: the victim was alive all along. El detective pasó años buscando la verdad sobre la persona desaparecida y finalmente descubrió una pista de evidencia que reveló la sorprendente verdad: el víctima estaba vivo todo el tiempo.

3. a true statement.

The historian spent years researching to uncover the truth about the ancient civilization's downfall. El historiador pasó años investigando para descubrir la verdad sobre la decadencia de la civilización antigua.

4. the quality of being near to the true value.

The company's financial reports showed remarkable truth, with only a 2% margin of error, which gave investors greater confidence in their investments. Los informes financieros de la empresa revelaron una verdad impresionante, con un margen de error del 2%, lo que brindó a los inversores mayor confianza en sus inversiones.

5. United States abolitionist and feminist who was freed from slavery and became a leading advocate of the abolition of slavery and for the rights of women (1797-1883).

The museum dedicated an exhibit to the life and legacy of Sojourner Truth, a truth-teller who fought tirelessly for the abolition of slavery and women's rights. El museo dedicó una exposición al legado y vida de Sojourner Truth, una verdad-proclamadora que luchó incansablemente por la abolición del esclavismo y los derechos de las mujeres.

due adjective

1. owed and payable immediately or on demand.

The overdue bill was marked "Due Immediately", emphasizing that the payment was expected to be made as soon as possible. La cuenta vencida fue marcada como "Pagar Inmediatamente", lo que enfatizaba la necesidad de realizar el pago lo antes posible.

The company's financial reports showed that the quarterly taxes were due for payment, highlighting their urgency and importance. Los informes financieros de la empresa mostraron que los impuestos trimestrales eran de pago urgente y importante.

2. suitable to or expected in the circumstances.

The new employee was due to start on Monday, so we made sure to brief him on all the important company policies beforehand. (In this sentence, "due" means that it is suitable for the employee to start work on Monday, given the circumstances of his employment.) El nuevo empleado estaba programado para empezar el lunes, por lo que nos aseguramos de informarlo sobre todas las políticas importantes de la empresa con anterioridad. (En esta oración, "due" significa que es adecuado que el empleado comience a trabajar el lunes, dadas las circunstancias de su empleo.)

In light of the recent economic downturn, the government's decision to cut taxes was due to the growing public demand for fiscal relief. (Here, "due" implies that the tax cuts were expected or suitable in response to the public's financial struggles.) En virtud del reciente deterioro económico, la decisión del gobierno de reducir impuestos fue consecuencia del creciente demanda pública por alivio fiscal. (Aquí, "debido a" implica que los recortes fiscales se esperaban o eran adecuados en respuesta a las dificultades financieras del público).

late adjective

1. being or occurring at an advanced period of time or after a usual or expected time.

The late evening sun cast a warm glow over the beach, creating a romantic atmosphere for our dinner date. El sol de la tarde tardía proyectó un brillo cálido sobre la playa, creando un ambiente romántico para nuestra cita de comida.

2. of a later stage in the development of a language or literature.

The late Middle English period saw the rise of Chaucerian influences on poetry, characterized by a more complex and nuanced use of language. El período de la tardía Edad Media inglesa vio el auge de influencias chaucierianas en la poesía, caracterizadas por un uso más complejo y nuanciado del lenguaje.

3. at or toward an end or late period or stage of development.

The company's financial reports were always late, causing investors to worry about the firm's stability. Los informes financieros de la empresa siempre llegaban tarde, lo que hacía inquietar a los inversores sobre la estabilidad de la firma.