Resources Translator To forget and stop being embarrassed by something

to forget and stop being embarrassed by something

Translation result

Olvidar y dejar de avergonzarse por algo to forget and stop being embarrassed by something

Syntax analysis

toPreposition (To)

forgetVerb, infinitive

andCoordinating conjunction

stopVerb, infinitive

beingVerb, gerund

embarrassVerb, past participle

byPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

somethingNoun, singular or mass

forget verb

1. dismiss from the mind.

After a good night's sleep, she was able to forget her worries and face the new day with a fresh perspective. Después de una buena noche de sueño, ella fue capaz de olvidar sus preocupaciones y enfrentar el nuevo día con una perspectiva fresca.

2. be unable to remember.

After years of trying, Sarah finally forgot her childhood trauma and was able to start moving on with her life. Después de años de intentarlo, Sarah finalmente olvidó su trauma infantil y pudo empezar a avanzar con su vida.

3. forget to do something.

She forgot to lock the door before leaving for work, so she had to rush back home to secure it. Ella se olvidó de cerrar la puerta antes de irse al trabajo, por lo que tuvo que regresar corriendo a casa para asegurarla.

4. leave behind unintentionally.

As I rushed out of the house, I forgot my umbrella on the couch and it was ruined in the rain. Mientras salía corriendo de la casa, me olvidé mi paraguas en el sofá y se arruinó en la lluvia.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I forget.
You	You forget.
He/She/It	He/She/It forgets.
We	We forget.
You	You forget.
They	They forget.

Complete conjugation.

stop verb

1. come to a halt, stop moving.

The train suddenly stopped at the station, causing passengers to scramble for their belongings. El tren se detuvo repentinamente en la estación, lo que hizo que los pasajeros se esforzaran por recoger sus pertenencias.

2. put an end to a state or an activity.

The government decided to stop funding the project due to its lack of progress and increasing costs. El gobierno decidió dejar de financiar el proyecto debido a su falta de progreso y costos aumentantes.

3. stop from happening or developing.

The company's new policy aimed to stop the spread of misinformation on social media platforms. La nueva política de la empresa se propuso detener la difusión de información falsa en las plataformas de redes sociales.

4. interrupt a trip.

The sudden rainstorm forced us to stop our road trip and seek shelter in a nearby café. La tormenta de lluvia repentina nos obligó a detener nuestro viaje en coche y buscar refugio en un café cercano.

5. cause to stop.

The traffic cop stopped the speeding car with a wave of his hand, ordering the driver to pull over. El policía de tránsito detuvo el coche que circulaba a alta velocidad con un gesto de su mano, ordenando al conductor que se detuviera.

6. prevent completion.

The referee stopped the game in the final minute to prevent the opposing team from scoring, citing unsportsmanlike conduct. El árbitro paró el partido en el minuto final para impedir que el equipo contrario marcase, argumentando conducta antisportiva.

7. hold back, as of a danger or an enemy.

The firefighters had to stop the advancing flames from engulfing the entire building. Los bomberos tuvieron que detener las llamas que avanzaban de envolver todo el edificio.

8. seize on its way.

The highway patrol officer stopped the speeding car by deploying tire-deflating spikes, bringing it to a halt and preventing any further harm. El oficial de la patrulla de la autopista detuvo el coche que iba demasiado rápido desplegando espigas que deflataban neumáticos, lo hizo parar y evitó cualquier daño adicional.

9. have an end, in a temporal, spatial, or quantitative sense.

The timer on my phone will stop after 60 minutes, so I need to finish this task before then. El reloj en mi teléfono se detendrá después de 60 minutos, por lo que necesito terminar esta tarea antes de eso.

10. render unsuitable for passage.

The muddy road had stopped up the drain, causing water to accumulate and flood the nearby park. El camino embarrado había obstruido la alcantarilla, lo que hacía que el agua se acumulase y inundara el parque cercano.

11. stop and wait, as if awaiting further instructions or developments.

The team stopped to assess the situation before proceeding with the rescue mission. El equipo se detuvo para evaluar la situación antes de proceder con la misión de rescate.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I stop.
You	You stop.
He/She/It	He/She/It stops.
We	We stop.
You	You stop.
They	They stop.

Complete conjugation.

being verb

embarrass verb

1. cause to be embarrassed.

Cause to feel self-conscious Traducción de 'Cause to feel self-conscious'

2. hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of.

His brother blocked him at every turn Traducción de 'His brother blocked him at every turn'

Syntax analysis

forget verb

1. dismiss from the mind.

2. be unable to remember.

3. forget to do something.

4. leave behind unintentionally.

Conjugation

stop verb

1. come to a halt, stop moving.

2. put an end to a state or an activity.

3. stop from happening or developing.

4. interrupt a trip.

5. cause to stop.

6. prevent completion.

7. hold back, as of a danger or an enemy.

8. seize on its way.

9. have an end, in a temporal, spatial, or quantitative sense.

10. render unsuitable for passage.

11. stop and wait, as if awaiting further instructions or developments.

Conjugation

being verb

embarrass verb

1. cause to be embarrassed.

2. hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of.

something noun