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    Resources Translator Understand

understand

Translation result
entender comprender, entenderla understand

note noun

1. a brief written record.

The doctor took detailed notes during the patient's examination to ensure an accurate diagnosis. El médico tomó notas detalladas durante el examen del paciente para asegurarse de un diagnóstico preciso.

2. a short personal letter.

After the concert, I received a sweet note from my friend saying how much she enjoyed the show. Después del concierto, recibí un nota dulce de mi amiga que decía cuánto había disfrutado el espectáculo.

3. a notation representing the pitch and duration of a musical sound.

The conductor carefully reviewed the sheet music, making sure to mark each note accurately so that the orchestra could play it flawlessly during the performance. El director de orquesta revisó cuidadosamente la partitura musical, asegurándose de marcar cada nota con precisión para que la orquesta la ejecutara sin errores durante el concierto.

4. a tone of voice that shows what the speaker is feeling.

The nurse detected a note of concern in the patient's voice when she asked about her test results. La enfermera detectó un tono de preocupación en la voz del paciente cuando le preguntó sobre los resultados de su prueba.

5. a characteristic emotional quality.

The note of melancholy was palpable in her voice as she sang the ballad, evoking a sense of nostalgia in the listeners. El tono de melancolía era palpable en su voz mientras cantaba la balada, evocando un sentido de nostalgia en los oyentes.

6. a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank).

The new currency, introduced by the central bank, consisted of denominations ranging from 5 to 100 notes. La nueva moneda, introducida por el banco central, consistía en denominaciones que iban desde los 5 hasta los 100 billetes.

7. a comment or instruction (usually added).

The teacher left a note on my desk reminding me to complete the assignment by Friday. El profesor dejó un mensaje en mi mesa recordándome que debía completar el trabajo para el viernes.

8. high status importance owing to marked superiority.

The Nobel laureate's note of recognition was given to the scientist for her groundbreaking discovery, which had far-reaching implications in the field. La nota de reconocimiento del premio Nobel fue otorgada al científico por su descubrimiento pionero, que tuvo implicaciones a largo plazo en el campo.

9. a promise to pay a specified amount on demand or at a certain time.

The bank issued a note for $10,000 to cover the cost of the damaged equipment, which would be payable upon receipt of the insurance settlement. La institución financiera emitió un giro por $10,000 para cubrir el costo del equipo dañado, que se podrán pagar a la recepción del pago de seguro.