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

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.

punishment noun

1. the act of punishing.

The judge handed down a harsh punishment to the convicted criminal, including life imprisonment without parole. El juez impuso una severa condena al delincuente convicto, incluyendo la prisión perpetua sin posibilidad de libertad condicional.

After committing multiple infractions, the student received in-school suspension as punishment for disrupting the classroom. Después de cometer múltiples infracciones, el estudiante recibió una suspensión en el interior del colegio como castigo por perturbar la clase.

The team's poor performance led to severe punishment from their coach, who benched several key players for the next game. La mala actuación del equipo llevó a una severa sanción de parte de su entrenador, quien sentenció a varios jugadores clave en el próximo partido.

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'

front noun

1. the side that is forward or prominent.

The front of the house was beautifully decorated for the holiday season, complete with twinkling lights and a festive wreath on the door. La fachada de la casa estaba bellamente decorada para la temporada de fiestas, completa con luces brillantes y un laurel festivo en la puerta.

2. the line along which opposing armies face each other.

The soldiers stood at attention on the front, their rifles trained on the enemy lines. Los soldados se mantenían en posición de firmes en la primera línea, sus fusiles apuntando hacia las líneas enemigas.

3. the outward appearance of a person.

Despite her rough front, Sarah had a kind heart and was always willing to lend a helping hand. A pesar de su fachada áspera, Sarah tenía un corazón amable y siempre estaba dispuesta a prestar una mano útil.

4. the side that is seen or that goes first.

The front of the house was beautifully decorated with flowers and balloons for the wedding reception. La parte frontal de la casa estaba decorada bellamente con flores y globos para la recepción de boda.

5. a person used as a cover for some questionable activity.

The corrupt politician had a front man who would take the blame for his illegal dealings, allowing him to maintain a clean reputation. El político corrupto tenía un hombre de paja que asumiría la responsabilidad por sus operaciones ilegales, lo que le permitía mantener una reputación limpia.

6. a sphere of activity involving effort.

The charity has launched a major front in its fight against poverty, with a new campaign aiming to raise awareness and funds for those in need. La caridad ha lanzado una gran ofensiva en su lucha contra la pobreza, con una nueva campaña que se propone aumentar la conciencia y recaudar fondos para aquellos que lo necesitan.

7. (meteorology) the atmospheric phenomenon created at the boundary between two different air masses.

The meteorologist warned of an approaching cold front, advising residents to prepare for strong winds and potential power outages. El meteorólogo advirtió sobre un frente frío aproximándose, aconsejando a los residentes que se prepares para fuertes vientos y posibles apagones eléctricos.

8. the immediate proximity of someone or something.

The protestor stood at the front of the march, holding a sign that read "Justice Now!". El manifestante se paró en primera línea de la manifestación, sosteniendo un cartel que decía "Justicia Ya!".

9. the part of something that is nearest to the normal viewer.

The front of the car was damaged in the accident, but the rest of the vehicle remained intact. Frente del coche se dañó en el accidente, pero el resto del vehículo permaneció íntegro.

10. a group of people with a common ideology who try together to achieve certain general goals.

The environmental front has been actively campaigning for sustainable practices and reduced carbon emissions in our community. El frente ambiental ha estado campañando activamente a favor de prácticas sostenibles y reducción de emisiones de carbono en nuestra comunidad.