Resources Translator To change, generally for the better

to change, generally for the better

Translation result

cambiar, generalmente para mejor to change, generally for the better

Syntax analysis

toPreposition (To)

changeVerb, infinitive

,Punctuation

generallyAdverb

forPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

goodAdjective, comparative

change verb

1. cause to change.

The new policy aims to change the company's approach to sustainability, shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. El nuevo plan de política busca cambiar el enfoque de la empresa hacia la sostenibilidad, pasando de los combustibles fósiles a las fuentes de energía renovable.

2. undergo a change.

After retiring from her career, she decided to change her lifestyle and move to a smaller town in the countryside. Después de retirarse de su carrera, decidió cambiar su estilo de vida y mudarse a una pequeña localidad en el campo.

3. become different in some particular way, without permanently losing one's or its former characteristics or essence.

As she grew older, her interests began to change from playing with dolls to reading books and exploring the outdoors. A medida que crecía, sus intereses comenzaron a cambiar de jugar con muñecas a leer libros y explorar el exterior.

4. lay aside, abandon, or leave for another.

After years of dedication to her career, she decided to change her priorities and focus on her family. Después de años de dedicación a su carrera, decidió cambiar sus prioridades y enfocarse en su familia.

5. change clothes.

After getting wet in the rain, Emma decided to change into some dry clothes before heading back inside. Después de mojarse en la lluvia, Emma decidió cambiar de ropa seca antes de regresar adentro.

6. exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or category.

The manager asked employees to change their work shifts to accommodate the new schedule. El gerente pidió a los empleados cambiar sus turnos de trabajo para adaptarse al nuevo horario.

7. give to, and receive from, one another.

The couple decided to change their wedding rings on their anniversary, symbolizing their continued love and commitment to each other. El pareja decidió cambiar sus anillos de compromiso en su aniversario, simbolizando su amor y compromiso continuos el uno con el otro.

8. change from one vehicle or transportation line to another.

When we arrived at the airport, I changed from my flight to a bus to get to the city center. Cuando llegamos al aeropuerto, cambié de mi vuelo a un autobús para llegar al centro de la ciudad.

9. become deeper in tone.

As she spoke about her personal struggles, her voice began to change, taking on a more somber and introspective quality that resonated deeply with the audience. Mientras hablaba sobre sus luchas personales, su voz comenzó a cambiar, adquiriendo un tono más serio e introspectivo que resonó profundamente con el público.

10. remove or replace the coverings of.

The mechanic had to change the tire's inner tube to fix the puncture. El mecánico tuvo que cambiar el tubo interior del neumático para reparar la pinchazo.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I change.
You	You change.
He/She/It	He/She/It changes.
We	We change.
You	You change.
They	They change.

Complete conjugation.

generally adverb

1. usually.

The company generally operates from Monday to Friday, with weekends off for its employees. La empresa opera generalmente de lunes a viernes y tiene fines de semana libres para sus empleados.

2. without distinction of one from others.

The professor spoke generally to the class, addressing every student's concerns without singling out anyone in particular. El profesor habló generalmente a la clase, abordando las preocupaciones de cada estudiante sin destacar a nadie en particular.

3. without regard to specific details or exceptions.

The company generally operates on a Monday-to-Friday schedule, but they make exceptions for holidays and special events. La empresa opera generalmente con un horario de lunes a viernes, pero hace excepciones para feriados y eventos especiales.

good adjective

1. having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified.

The new smartphone is a good fit for my needs, with its long battery life and high-quality camera. El nuevo teléfono inteligente es una buena opción para mis necesidades, con su larga vida útil de batería y cámara de alta calidad.

This wine is a good accompaniment to our dinner party, with its crisp acidity and subtle flavors complementing the main course nicely. Este vino es un buen acompañamiento para nuestra fiesta de cena, con su ácida crujiente y sabores sutiles que complementan el plato principal de manera agradable.

2. morally admirable.

She is a good person who always puts others before herself, volunteering at local charities and helping those in need. Ella es una persona buena que siempre pone a otros antes de sí misma, voluntariando en caridades locales y ayudando a aquellos que lo necesitan.

The judge praised the defendant for being a good citizen who had shown great compassion and kindness to his community throughout his life. El juez elogió al acusado por ser un buen ciudadano que había demostrado gran compasión y amabilidad hacia su comunidad durante toda su vida.