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    Resources Translator To move in a backwards direction; to return to living somewhere

to move in a backwards direction; to return to living somewhere

Translation result
moverse en dirección hacia atrás; volver a vivir en algún lugar to move in a backwards direction; to return to living somewhere


move verb

1. change location.

The family decided to move to a new home in the suburbs, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. La familia decidió mudarse a una nueva casa en las afueras, lejos de la animada vida urbana.

2. cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense.

The company's decision to expand its operations will move our entire department to a new building on the outskirts of town. La decisión de la empresa para ampliar sus operaciones llevará a nuestro departamento entero a un nuevo edificio en los alrededores del pueblo.

3. move so as to change position, perform a nontranslational motion.

The dancer moved across the stage, her arms swaying and her feet tapping out the rhythm of the music. La bailarina se movió por el escenario, sus brazos ondulando y sus pies golpeando el ritmo de la música.

4. change residence, affiliation, or place of employment.

After graduating from college, she decided to move to New York City for a job opportunity in finance. Después de graduarse en la universidad, decidió mudarse a Nueva York para aprovechar una oportunidad laboral en finanzas.

5. follow a procedure or take a course.

The new employee was asked to move through the onboarding process, which included completing several online tutorials and attending orientation sessions. El nuevo empleado fue pedido que se moviera a través del proceso de incorporación, que incluía completar varios tutoriales en línea y asistir a sesiones de orientación.

6. be in a state of action.

The company is moving quickly to address the customer complaints and resolve the issue. La empresa está moviéndose rápidamente para abordar las quejas de los clientes y resolver el problema.

7. go or proceed from one point to another.

The family decided to move to the new house on the outskirts of town, eager to start their new life together. La familia decidió mudarse a la nueva casa en las afueras de la ciudad, ansiosa por empezar su nueva vida juntos.

8. perform an action, or work out or perform (an action).

The choreographer asked the dancers to move through the routine with precision and passion. El coreógrafo pidió a los bailarines que realizaran el rutinario con precisión y pasión.

9. have an emotional or cognitive impact upon.

The news of her passing moved me deeply, and I couldn't help but think about all the happy memories we shared. La noticia de su fallecimiento me conmovió profundamente y no pude evitar pensar en todas las memorias felices que compartimos.

10. give an incentive for action.

The company's promise to increase employee benefits moved many of them to stay with the organization despite rumors of layoffs. La promesa de la empresa de aumentar beneficios para empleados movió a muchos de ellos a permanecer en la organización pese a los rumores sobre despidos.

11. arouse sympathy or compassion in.

The heart-wrenching story of the refugee family moved many viewers to tears and inspired donations to help them rebuild their lives. La historia conmovedora de la familia refugiada conmovió a muchos espectadores hasta las lágrimas y inspiró donaciones para ayudarlos a reconstruir sus vidas.

12. dispose of by selling.

After downsizing, the company decided to move its old inventory to clear out space in their warehouse. Después de reducir su tamaño, la empresa decidió mover su inventario antiguo para liberar espacio en su almacén.

13. progress by being changed.

The company is moving towards sustainability by implementing eco-friendly practices, which has significantly reduced its carbon footprint over the past year. La empresa se está dirigiendo hacia la sostenibilidad implementando prácticas amigables con el medio ambiente, lo que ha reducido significativamente su huella de carbono en el pasado año.

14. live one's life in a specified environment.

After graduating from college, she decided to move to New York City and pursue her dream of becoming an artist. Después de graduarse en la universidad, decidió mudarse a la ciudad de Nueva York y perseguir su sueño de convertirse en artista.

15. have a turn.

It's my turn to move, so I'll go first in the game of chess. Es mi turno de mover, así que iré primero en el juego del ajedrez.

16. propose formally.

The suitor decided to move on his colleague, Sarah, after knowing her for several years. El pretendiente decidió avanzar en relación con su colega, Sara, después de conocerla durante varios años.

backwards noun


direction noun

1. a line leading to a place or point.

The hiker followed the direction marked on the map to reach the summit of the mountain. El senderista siguió la dirección marcada en el mapa para llegar al pico de la montaña.

2. the spatial relation between something and the course along which it points or moves.

The map provided me with accurate direction to help me navigate through the unfamiliar city streets. El mapa me proporcionó direcciones precisas para ayudarme a navegar por las calles desconocidas de la ciudad.

3. a general course along which something has a tendency to develop.

The company's direction towards sustainability has led to significant reductions in its carbon footprint. La dirección de la empresa hacia la sostenibilidad ha llevado a importantes reducciones en su huella de carbono.

4. something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action.

The company's CEO provided valuable direction to the team during the crisis, helping them make informed decisions about their next steps. El CEO de la empresa proporcionó dirección valiosa al equipo durante la crisis, ayudándolos a tomar decisiones informadas sobre sus pasos siguientes.

5. the act of managing something.

The new manager took direction of the marketing team and implemented a series of innovative campaigns that boosted sales. El nuevo gerente tomó el mando del equipo de marketing y implementó una serie de campañas innovadoras que impulsaron las ventas.

6. a message describing how something is to be done.

The project manager provided clear direction on how to approach the task, ensuring everyone was on the same page. El gerente del proyecto proporcionó dirección clara sobre cómo abordar la tarea, asegurándose de que todos estuvieran en la misma página.

7. the act of setting and holding a course.

The pilot had to make a quick adjustment in direction to avoid a severe storm system. El piloto tuvo que realizar una ajustada rápida en dirección para evitar un sistema de tormenta severo.

8. a formal statement of a command or injunction to do something.

The company's CEO issued a direction to all employees, instructing them to prioritize customer satisfaction in their daily tasks. El CEO de la empresa emitió una directiva a todos los empleados, instruyéndoles priorizar la satisfacción del cliente en sus tareas diarias.

9. the concentration of attention or energy on something.

The coach's direction was solely focused on winning the championship, and he made sure every player understood their role in achieving that goal. La dirección del entrenador estaba exclusivamente enfocada en ganar el campeonato y aseguró que cada jugador comprendiera su papel para lograr ese objetivo.

return verb

1. go or come back to place, condition, or activity where one has been before.

After completing her studies abroad, Sarah returned home to her family and friends in New York. Después de completar sus estudios en el extranjero, Sarah regresó a casa a su familia y amigos en Nueva York.

2. give back.

The library asked me to return the book by its due date, so I made sure to drop it off on time. La biblioteca me pidió que devolviera el libro antes de la fecha límite, por lo que aseguré dejarlo en el momento debido.

3. go back to a previous state.

After realizing his mistake, John decided to return to his original plan and avoid the costly detour. Después de darse cuenta de su error, Juan decidió regresar a su plan original y evitar el desvío costoso.

4. go back to something earlier.

After completing her studies abroad, Sarah returned to her hometown in Canada to start her new job. Después de completar sus estudios en el extranjero, Sarah regresó a su ciudad natal en Canadá para comenzar su nuevo trabajo.

5. bring back to the point of departure.

After completing her trip around the world, Sarah returned to her hometown in Chicago, where she was greeted with a warm welcome from her family and friends. Después de terminar su viaje en torno al mundo, Sarah regresó a su ciudad natal en Chicago, donde fue recibida con un caluroso recibimiento por parte de su familia y amigos.

6. return in kind.

She returned his kindness by volunteering at the local charity that he supported. Ella devolvió su amabilidad mediante la voluntariado en la caridad local que él apoyaba.

7. make a return.

After trying on several dresses, Sarah decided to return the one that didn't fit right and get a new size. Después de probar varios vestidos, Sarah decidió regresar el que no le quedaba bien y obtener un tamaño nuevo.

8. answer back.

When I asked her if she was coming to the party, she returned with a sarcastic remark about how she had better things to do. Cuando le pregunté si venía al partido, me devolvió un comentario sarcástico sobre cómo tenía cosas más importantes que hacer.

9. be restored.

After years of neglect, the old mansion's garden began to return to its former beauty with the help of the new owners. Después de años de descuido, el jardín de la vieja mansión comenzó a recuperar su belleza original gracias al apoyo de los nuevos propietarios.

10. pay back.

The company will return the investment to its shareholders once the project is profitable. La empresa devolverá la inversión a sus accionistas una vez que el proyecto sea rentable.

11. pass down.

The king's crown was passed back to his successor when he returned the throne to him at the coronation ceremony. La corona del rey fue devuelta a su sucesor cuando él regresó el trono a él en la ceremonia de coronación.

12. elect again.

After serving two terms as mayor, she decided to return to office and seek re-election. Después de haber servido dos términos como alcaldesa, decidió regresar al cargo y buscar su reelección.

13. be inherited by.

The family business will return to John's son, Jack, after he retires. El negocio familiar regresará a su hijo de John, Jack, después de que él se retire.

14. return to a previous position.

After a few months of traveling, Sarah decided to return to her hometown and settle back into her old routine. Después de unos pocos meses de viajar, Sarah decidió regresar a su pueblo natal y reincorporarse en su antiguo ritmo cotidiano.

15. give or supply.

The company has agreed to return the investment it received from the venture capitalist by providing a significant dividend. La empresa ha acordado devolver la inversión que recibió del venture capitalist proporcionando un dividendo significativo.

16. submit (a report, etc.) to someone in authority.

The accountant was required to return the financial reports to the CEO by the end of the week. El contable debía devolver los informes financieros al CEO a fin de semana.

Conjugation

PronounConjugation
I
I return.
You
You return.
He/She/It
He/She/It returns.
We
We return.
You
You return.
They
They return.
Complete conjugation.

live verb

1. be an inhabitant of or reside in.

People lived in africa millions of years ago Traducción de 'People lived in africa millions of years ago'
The people inhabited the islands that are now deserted Traducción de 'The people inhabited the islands that are now deserted'
This kind of fish dwells near the bottom of the ocean Traducción de 'This kind of fish dwells near the bottom of the ocean'
Deer are populating the woods Traducción de 'Deer are populating the woods'

2. lead a certain kind of life.

After retiring from her corporate job, she decided to live off the grid and start a sustainable farm in the countryside. Después de jubilarse de su trabajo corporativo, decidió vivir fuera de la red y empezar una granja sostenible en el campo.

3. continue to live and avoid dying.

We went without water and food for 3 days Traducción de 'We went without water and food for 3 days'
These superstitions survive in the backwaters of america Traducción de 'These superstitions survive in the backwaters of america'
The race car driver lived through several very serious accidents Traducción de 'The race car driver lived through several very serious accidents'
How long can a person last without food and water? one crash victim died, the other lived Traducción de 'How long can a person last without food and water? one crash victim died, the other lived'

4. support oneself.

After graduating from college, she decided to live off her savings while she pursued her passion for photography. Después de graduarse de la universidad, decidió vivir con sus ahorros mientras perseguía su pasión por la fotografía.

5. have life, be alive.

After recovering from the illness, she was able to live again and enjoy her daily routine. Después de recuperarse de la enfermedad, ella fue capaz de vivir de nuevo y disfrutar su rutina diaria.

6. have firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations.

She lives through her art, pouring her heart and soul into every brushstroke to capture the raw emotion she feels. Ella vive a través de su arte, viendo su corazón y alma en cada pincelada para capturar la emoción cruda que siente.

7. pursue a positive and satisfying existence.

After quitting her unfulfilling job, Sarah decided to live life on her own terms, pursuing her passion for photography and traveling the world. Después de dejar su trabajo insatisfactorio, Sarah decidió vivir la vida según sus propios términos, dedicarse a su pasión por la fotografía y viajar por el mundo.

Conjugation

PronounConjugation
I
I live.
You
You live.
He/She/It
He/She/It lives.
We
We live.
You
You live.
They
They live.
Complete conjugation.

somewhere adverb

1. in or at or to some place.

She must be somewhere in town, I'll try calling her again later. Ella debe estar en alguna parte de la ciudad, intentaré llamarla de nuevo más tarde.
The map will help you find your way somewhere in the wilderness. El mapa te ayudará a encontrar tu camino en algún lugar de la selva.
I'm going to meet my friends somewhere downtown for dinner tonight. Voy a reunirme con mis amigos en algún lugar del centro esta noche para cenar.