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TranslatorTo attend to; to treat; to handle
to attend to; to treat; to handle
Translation result
atender; tratar; manejar
to attend to; to treat; to handle
1. be present at (meetings, church services, university), etc..
The CEO is required to attend all board meetings to make important decisions for the company.
El CEO está obligado a asistir a todas las reuniones del consejo para tomar decisiones importantes para la empresa.
2. take charge of or deal with.
The new manager was tasked to attend to the company's financial crisis, and she worked tirelessly to stabilize the business.
El nuevo gerente fue encargado de atender la crisis financiera de la empresa y trabajó incansablemente para estabilizar el negocio.
3. to accompany as a circumstance or follow as a result.
The poor weather conditions will attend the outdoor concert, causing it to be cancelled at the last minute.
Las condiciones climáticas desfavorables asistirán al concierto al aire libre, lo que lo hará cancelar a última hora.
4. work for or be a servant to.
The royal family attends the king, serving him in every way possible.
La familia real asiste al rey, sirviéndole de todas las maneras posibles.
5. give heed (to).
As I listened to the professor's lecture, I was careful to attend to every detail she mentioned, knowing it would be crucial for my exam.
Mientras escuchaba la conferencia del profesor, me esforzaba en prestar atención a cada detalle que mencionó, sabiendo que sería crucial para mi examen.
treat
verb
1. interact in a certain way.
The new employee was treated with caution by her colleagues until they got to know her better. (In this sentence, "treat" means to interact or deal with someone in a particular manner, often with reserve or wariness.)
El nuevo empleado fue tratado con cautela por sus colegas hasta que los conocieron mejor. (En esta oración, "tratar" se refiere a interactuar o tratar a alguien de una manera particular, a menudo con reserva o precaución.)
2. subject to a process or treatment, with the aim of readying for some purpose, improving, or remedying a condition.
The doctor decided to treat the patient's wound with antibiotics to prevent infection and promote healing.
El médico decidió tratar la herida del paciente con antibióticos para prevenir la infección y promover la curación.
3. provide treatment for.
The doctor will treat the patient's infected wound with antibiotics to prevent further infection.
El médico tratará la herida infectada del paciente con antibióticos para prevenir una posible infección adicional.
4. act on verbally or in some form of artistic expression.
The singer treated the audience to an impromptu rendition of her hit single, bringing the crowd to their feet.
La cantante trató al público con una interpretación improvisada de su sencillo de éxito, llevando a la multitud a sus pies.
5. provide with a gift or entertainment.
After winning the contest, the judges decided to treat the winner with a luxurious spa day and a cash prize.
Después de ganar el concurso, los jueces decidieron tratar al ganador con un día de spa lujoso y un premio en efectivo.
6. provide with choice or abundant food or drink.
The hotel treated us to a lavish buffet dinner on our anniversary, complete with champagne and canapés.
El hotel nos trató con un banquete bufete de lujo en nuestra aniversario, completo con champán y canapés.
7. engage in negotiations in order to reach an agreement.
The two countries decided to treat with each other to resolve their long-standing trade dispute.
Los dos países decidieron tratar entre sí para resolver su disputa comercial de larga duración.
8. regard or consider in a specific way.
The scientist treats the data with skepticism, taking into account potential biases and errors.
El científico trata los datos con escepticismo, teniendo en cuenta posibles sesgos y errores.
customer
noun
1. someone who pays for goods or services.
The sales representative greeted each customer warmly and asked about their shopping preferences to better understand their needs.
El representante de ventas saludó a cada cliente con amabilidad y preguntó sobre sus preferencias de compras para entender mejor sus necesidades.
As a loyal customer, Sarah was given exclusive discounts on her favorite brand's latest products at the annual sale event.
Como cliente leal, Sarah fue otorgada descuentos exclusivos en los productos más recientes de su marca favorita en el evento de venta anual.
The company's customer service team worked tirelessly to resolve the issue with John's purchase, ensuring he received the correct item in time for his party.
El equipo de atención al cliente de la empresa trabajó incansablemente para resolver el problema con la compra de John, asegurándose de que recibiera el artículo correcto a tiempo para su fiesta.
