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    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 de algo to forget and stop being embarrassed by something


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.

act noun

1. a legal document codifying the result of deliberations of a committee or society or legislative body.

The new healthcare act, signed into law yesterday, aims to provide affordable insurance coverage for millions of Americans. El nuevo acta de salud pública, firmada en ley ayer, tiene como objetivo proporcionar cobertura de seguro médico asequible para millones de estadounidenses.

2. something that people do or cause to happen.

The surprise party was the act of celebration that marked my friend's birthday, filled with laughter and joy. Fue la fiesta sorpresa el acto de celebración que marcó el cumpleaños de mi amigo, lleno de risas y alegría.

3. a subdivision of a play or opera or ballet.

The dramatic finale was saved for the final act of the musical, leaving the audience in awe. El dramático finale fue guardado para el último acto de la obra musical, dejando al público en asombro.

4. a short performance that is part of a longer program.

He did his act three times every evening Traducción de 'He did his act three times every evening'
She had a catchy little routine Traducción de 'She had a catchy little routine'
It was one of the best numbers he ever did Traducción de 'It was one of the best numbers he ever did'

5. a manifestation of insincerity.

The politician's latest act of pretending to care about the environment was met with skepticism by the public, who had seen it all before. El último acto del político de fingir preocupación por el medio ambiente fue recibido con escepticismo por el público, que lo había visto todo antes.

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'

succeed verb

1. attain success or reach a desired goal.

After years of hard work, she finally succeeded in opening her own boutique hotel, exceeding all expectations and earning rave reviews from guests. Después de años de duro trabajo, ella finalmente logró abrir su propio hotel de lujo boutique, superando todas las expectativas y obteniendo críticas elogiosas de los huéspedes.
The team worked tirelessly to perfect their presentation, and their efforts paid off when they succeeded in securing the top prize at the annual business competition. El equipo trabajó incansablemente para perfeccionar su presentación y sus esfuerzos dieron fruto cuando lograron obtener el primer premio en la competencia empresarial anual.

2. be the successor (of).

After years of hard work, John will succeed his father as the CEO of the company. Después de años de duro trabajo, Juan heredará a su padre como CEO de la empresa.
The crown prince is set to succeed his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, when she passes away. El príncipe heredero está destinado a suceder a su madre, la Reina Isabel II, después de que ella fallezca.