She hates her job and is counting down the days until retirement so she can leave it behind forever. Ella odia su trabajo y cuenta los días hasta la jubilación para poder dejarlo atrás para siempre.

He hated his neighbor's constant loud music, which made it difficult for him to focus on his work. Odioía al ruido constante de la música de su vecino, que le hacía difícil enfocarse en su trabajo.

The new policy change has sparked outrage among many citizens, who hate being forced to pay higher taxes without seeing any visible improvements in public services. El cambio de política nuevo ha desencadenado la indignación entre muchos ciudadanos, que odian ser obligados a pagar impuestos más altos sin ver mejoras visibles en los servicios públicos.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I hate.
You	You hate.
He/She/It	He/She/It hates.
We	We hate.
You	You hate.
They	They hate.

Complete conjugation.

do sustantivo

1. An uproarious party.

The music festival was a huge "do", with thousands of people dancing and singing along to their favorite artists. El festival de música fue un "boom", con miles de personas bailando y cantando al compás de sus artistas favoritos.

2. The syllable naming the first (tonic) note of any major scale in solmization.

In music theory class, we learned that the do is the foundation of every major scale, serving as the starting point for solmization. En la clase de teoría musical, aprendimos que el dó es la base de cada escala mayor, sirviendo como punto de partida para la solmisación.

3. Doctor's degree in osteopathy.

After completing his residency program, Dr. Smith proudly displayed his DO on his office wall, symbolizing his achievement of becoming an osteopathic physician. Después de completar su programa de residencia, el doctor Smith exhibió con orgullo su título DO en la pared de su consulta, simbolizando su logro de convertirse en médico osteópata.

ever adverb

1. At any time.

She has never been late to work, but she was ever punctual until her recent illness. Ella nunca ha sido tardía al trabajo, pero hasta que no se enfermó recientemente era siempre puntual.

2. At all times.

She has been working ever since she was old enough to hold a pencil, and her dedication to her craft is unwavering. Ella ha estado trabajando desde que era lo suficientemente mayor para sostener un lápiz, y su dedicación a su oficio es inquebrantable.

3. (intensifier for adjectives) very.

She was ever so excited to receive the surprise gift from her best friend. Ella estaba siempre tan emocionada de recibir el regalo sorpresa de parte de su mejor amiga.

bring verb

1. Take something or somebody with oneself somewhere.

As we went to the beach, I decided to bring my favorite book to read under the shade. Mientras íbamos a la playa, decidí traer mi libro favorito para leer bajo la sombra.

2. Cause to come into a particular state or condition.

The cold weather will bring frost to the crops, threatening their yield. El clima frío hará que la helada llegue a los cultivos, poniendo en peligro su cosecha.

3. Cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.

The company's financial struggles will bring them to the brink of bankruptcy if they don't receive an influx of new investors. Las dificultades financieras de la empresa los llevarán al borde del concurso si no reciben un aflujo de nuevos inversores.

4. Go or come after and bring or take back.

After finishing her project, Sarah will bring all the files to her manager's office for review. Después de acabar su proyecto, Sarah llevará todos los archivos a la oficina de su jefe para revisión.

5. Bring into a different state.

The new policy will bring about significant changes to the company's operations, resulting in increased efficiency and cost savings. La nueva política llevará a cambios significativos en las operaciones de la empresa, lo que dará como resultado una mayor eficiencia y ahorros en costos.

6. Be accompanied by.

The new employee was brought to the meeting by her manager, where she introduced herself to the team. El nuevo empleado fue llevado a la reunión por su jefe, donde se presentó ella al equipo.

7. Advance or set forth in court.

The prosecution will bring its case against the defendant on Monday morning. La fiscalía presentará su caso contra el acusado el lunes por la mañana.

8. Bestow a quality on.

The artist's brushstrokes bring a sense of elegance to the canvas, elevating the entire piece to new heights. El pincel del artista trae un sentido de elegancia al lienzo, elevando la pieza entera a nuevas alturas.

9. Be sold for a certain price.

The new smartphone is expected to bring in $800 per unit on its first day of sales. El nuevo smartphone se espera que genere $800 por unidad en su primer día de ventas.

10. Attract the attention of.

The flashy new sports car brought all eyes to the street, drawing in a crowd of admiring onlookers. El coche deportivo nuevo y llamativo atrajo todos los ojos a la calle, atraído a una multitud de espectadores admirados.

11. Induce or persuade.

The persuasive speech managed to bring many people around to her point of view, convincing them to support her cause. El discurso persuasivo logró convencer a muchos personas de su punto de vista, convirtiéndolas en partidarias de su causa.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I bring.
You	You bring.
He/She/It	He/She/It brings.
We	We bring.
You	You bring.
They	They bring.

Complete conjugation.

name sustantivo

1. A language unit by which a person or thing is known.

The company's CEO, John Smith, asked for a copy of his name to be printed on the conference brochure. El CEO de la empresa, John Smith, solicitó que se imprimiera su nombre en el programa del congreso.

2. A person's reputation.

Despite her initial hesitation, Sarah was thrilled when she learned that she had been given a good name in the academic community for her groundbreaking research. A pesar de su inicial vacilación, Sarah se emocionó cuando descubrió que le habían otorgado un buen nombre en la comunidad académica por su investigación pionera.

3. Family based on male descent.

The Earl of Wessex is a member of the British royal name, tracing his lineage back to King George V. El Conde de Wessex es un miembro de la familia real británica, cuyo linaje se remonta hasta el Rey Jorge V.

4. A well-known or notable person.

The name of the famous scientist was engraved on the plaque, commemorating his groundbreaking discovery. El nombre del famoso científico fue grabado en la placa, conmemorando su descubrimiento revolucionario.

5. By the sanction or authority of.

The new policy will take effect by name, starting from next quarter. La nueva política entrará en vigor con nombre, a partir del próximo trimestre.

6. A defamatory or abusive word or phrase.

The school administration took immediate action against the student who used a racial name to harass his classmate, emphasizing that such behavior would not be tolerated. La administración escolar tomó medidas inmediatas contra el estudiante que utilizó un nombre racial para acosar a su compañero de clase, enfatizando que ese tipo de comportamiento no sería tolerado.

again adverb

1. Anew.

The company is launching its new product line again, with improved features and a fresh design. La empresa lanzará su nueva línea de productos de nuevo, con características mejoradas y un diseño fresco.

After a few years of absence, Sarah decided to visit her hometown again, this time with her family in tow. Después de varios años de ausencia, Sarah decidió visitar su pueblo natal otra vez, esta vez con su familia a bordo.

The artist reworked the painting again, making subtle changes to the brushstrokes and color palette before declaring it complete. El artista rehízo la pintura de nuevo, haciendo cambios sutiles en los pinceles y el paleta de colores antes de declararla completa.