After reading the report, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and would need to make some tough decisions. Después de leer el informe, ella supo que la empresa estaba enfrentando dificultades financieras y necesitaría tomar algunas decisiones duras.

2. know how to do or perform something.

After months of practice, she finally knows how to ride a bike without training wheels. Después de meses de práctica, ella finalmente sabe cómo montar en bicicleta sin ruedas de entrenamiento.

3. be aware of the truth of something.

After conducting thorough research, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and made the decision to downsize. Después de realizar una investigación exhaustiva, ella sabía que la empresa enfrentaba dificultades financieras y tomó la decisión de downsizing.

4. be familiar or acquainted with a person or an object.

She knows her way around the city, having lived there for five years and explored its various neighborhoods. Ella conoce su camino por la ciudad, habiendo vivido allí durante cinco años y explorado sus varios barrios.

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

She knows what it's like to be in a long-distance relationship, having experienced it herself for years. Ella sabe lo que es ser en una relación de larga distancia, ya que la ha vivido ella misma durante años.

6. accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority.

The people of the kingdom knew their new king was descended from a noble lineage, so they accepted him as their rightful ruler. El pueblo del reino sabía que su nuevo rey era descendiente de una línea nobiliaria, por lo que lo aceptaron como su gobernante legítimo.

7. have fixed in the mind.

She knows the capital of France by heart, having studied it extensively before her trip. Ella conoce la capital de Francia de memoria, habiendo estudiado extensamente antes de su viaje.

8. have sexual intercourse with.

9. know the nature or character of.

After spending time with her, I came to know her as a kind and compassionate person. Después de pasar tiempo con ella, llegué a conocerla como una persona amable y compasiva.

10. be able to distinguish, recognize as being different.

The chef knows her herbs from one another, carefully selecting the freshest basil for the pasta dish. El chef conoce bien sus hierbas entre sí, selecciona con cuidado la albahaca más fresca para el plato de pasta.

11. perceive as familiar.

As soon as I walked into my childhood home, I knew it was still the same old place - the creaky stairs and musty smell were instantly familiar to me. Hasta que no entré en mi hogar infantil, supe que todavía era el mismo lugar viejo - las escaleras crujientes y el olor a moho eran instantáneamente familiares para mí.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I know.
You	You know.
He/She/It	He/She/It knows.
We	We know.
You	You know.
They	They know.

Complete conjugation.

be verb

1. have the quality of being.

The new employee is calm, which be an essential trait for working in customer service. (In this sentence, "be" means to have the quality of being calm.) El nuevo empleado es sereno, lo que es una característica esencial para trabajar en atención al cliente. (En esta oración, "ser" significa tener la calidad de ser sereno.)

2. be identical to.

The two copies of the document be identical, making it impossible to determine which one is the original. Los dos ejemplares del documento sean idénticos, lo que hace imposible determinar cuál es el original.

3. occupy a certain position or area.

The new restaurant will be located on the corner of Main Street and Elm Avenue, right next to the city's famous fountain. El nuevo restaurante se ubicará en la esquina de calle Main y Avenida Elm, justo al lado de la famosa fuente de la ciudad.

4. have an existence, be extant.

The ancient city of Pompeii still be on the Italian coast, despite being buried under volcanic ash for centuries. La ciudad antigua de Pompeya sigue estando en la costa italiana, a pesar de estar enterrada bajo cenizas volcánicas durante siglos.

5. happen, occur, take place.

The storm was expected to be severe, so we stocked up on supplies and boarded up the windows. La tormenta se esperaba que fuera severa, por lo que nos aprovisionamos de suministros y acristalamos las ventanas.

6. be identical or equivalent to.

The new smartphone **be** a clone of the latest iPhone model, sharing many of its features and design elements. El nuevo smartphone **será** una copia del último modelo de iPhone, compartiendo muchos de sus características y elementos de diseño.

7. form or compose.

The songwriter spent hours be-ing the melody, carefully crafting each note to create a haunting harmony. El compositor pasó horas siendo la melodía, cuidadosamente labrando cada nota para crear un armonía aterciopelada.

8. work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function.

As a freelance writer, she be based out of her home office to focus on her latest novel. Como escritora independiente, ella trabaja desde su oficina en casa para enfocarse en su última novela.

9. represent, as of a character on stage.

The actor will be Shakespeare's Hamlet in tonight's performance. El actor será Hamlet de Shakespeare en la representación de esta noche.

10. spend or use time.

I'll be watching the game all afternoon, so don't disturb me. Voy a estar viendo el partido toda la tarde, así que no me molestes.

11. have life, be alive.

The newborn baby was still learning to be, struggling to breathe and adjusting to its new life outside the womb. El bebé recién nacido todavía estaba aprendiendo a ser, luchando por respirar y adaptándose a su nueva vida fuera del útero.

12. to remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted -- used only in infinitive form.

The hikers made sure to be off the trail by nightfall so they could be alone and enjoy their campsite without disturbance. Los senderistas se aseguraron de estar fuera del camino por la hora nocturna para poder estar solos y disfrutar de su acampada sin molestar.

13. be priced at.

The new smartphone will be $800, making it one of the most expensive models on the market. El nuevo smartphone costará $800, lo que lo hará uno de los modelos más caros en el mercado.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I am
You	You are
He/She/It	He/She/It is
We	We are
You	You are
They	They are

Complete conjugation.

angry adjective

1. feeling or showing anger.

The angry customer stormed out of the store, demanding to speak to the manager. El cliente enfadado salió a trompicones de la tienda, demandando hablar con el gerente.

She looked angry when she saw her husband's expensive new watch, which he had bought without consulting her. Ella pareció enfadada cuando vio el nuevo reloj caro de su marido, que él había comprado sin consultarla.

The coach was angry with the player for not following his instructions during the game. El entrenador estaba enfadado con el jugador porque no había seguido sus instrucciones durante el partido.

beat verb

1. come out better in a competition, race, or conflict.

The underdog team managed to beat their opponents in the championship game, earning themselves a spot in the finals. El equipo subcampeón logró vencer a sus rivales en el partido final del campeonato, ganándose un lugar en la gran final.

2. give a beating to.

The police officer had to beat the suspect into submission after he resisted arrest, but he was careful not to inflict any serious injuries. El oficial de policía tuvo que golpear al sospechoso hasta el sometimiento después de que se resistiera a la detención, pero fue cuidadoso para no infligir lesiones graves.

3. hit repeatedly.

The drummer beat out a lively rhythm on his drums, getting everyone in the mood for the party. El baterista golpeó un ritmo animado en sus tambores, poniendo a todos de buen humor para la fiesta.

4. move rhythmically.

The drummer expertly beat out a complex rhythm on his kit, captivating the audience with his energetic performance. El baterista ejecutó con pericia un ritmo complejo en su kit, hipnotizando al público con su desempeño energético.

5. shape by beating.

The blacksmith beat the hot metal into a perfect sword shape, requiring great skill and precision. El herrero golpeó el metal caliente hasta darle la forma de una espada perfecta, requiriendo gran habilidad y precisión.

6. make a rhythmic sound.

The drummer began to beat out a steady rhythm on his kit, getting the crowd pumped up for the concert. El baterista empezó a darle un ritmo constante en su kit, emocionando a la multitud para el concierto.

7. glare or strike with great intensity.

The midday sun beat down on us, making it impossible to stay outside for more than a few minutes. El sol de mediodía nos azotaba con fuerza, lo que hacía imposible permanecer afuera durante más de unos minutos pocos.

8. move with a thrashing motion.

The fish beat its tail wildly against the surface of the water, trying to break free from the hook. El pez golpeaba su cola salvajemente contra la superficie del agua, tratando de liberarse de la cebo.

9. sail with much tacking or with difficulty.

The small sailboat struggled to beat its way upwind against the strong headwinds, making slow progress across the choppy waters. El pequeño barco de vela luchaba por superar suavemente contra los fuertes vientos laterales, haciendo un progreso lento a través del agua turbulentas.

10. stir vigorously.

While making the cake batter, I had to beat the eggs and sugar together until they were well combined. Mientras me preparaba la mezcla para el pastel, tuve que batir los huevos y el azúcar juntos hasta que estuvieran bien combinados.

11. strike (a part of one's own body) repeatedly, as in great emotion or in accompaniment to music.

As she danced to her favorite song, she couldn't help but beat her chest to the rhythm, feeling the intense emotions surge through her body. Mientras bailaba a su canción favorita, no podía evitar golpear su pecho con el ritmo, sintiendo que las intensas emociones fluían por su cuerpo.

12. be superior.

The new smartphone's advanced features beat its competitors in terms of speed and storage capacity, making it the top choice among tech enthusiasts. Las características avanzadas del nuevo teléfono inteligente superan a sus competidores en términos de velocidad y capacidad de almacenamiento, lo que la convierte en la elección preferida entre los entusiastas de la tecnología.

13. avoid paying.

The company has been accused of beating taxes by hiding their income in offshore accounts. La empresa ha sido acusada de eludir impuestos al esconder sus ingresos en cuentas bancarias offshore.

14. make a sound like a clock or a timer.

The grandfather clock's gentle beat echoed through the quiet hallway, signaling the passing of time. El reloj de abuelo tenía un latido suave que resonaba a través del pasillo vacío, señalando el paso del tiempo.

15. move with a flapping motion.

The hummingbird's wings beat rapidly as it hovered around the bright flower. Las alas del colibrí batían rápidamente mientras volaba alrededor de la flor brillante.

16. indicate by beating, as with the fingers or drumsticks.

The conductor beat out the rhythm on his desk to help the musicians get into sync. El director golpeaba el ritmo en su mesa para ayudar a los músicos a sincronizarse.

17. move with or as if with a regular alternating motion.

The drummer's powerful beats kept the audience entranced, as she expertly moved her arms and hands in sync with the music. Los potentes golpes del baterista mantuvieron a la audiencia encantada, mientras que ella movía expertamente sus brazos y manos al compás de la música.

18. make by pounding or trampling.

The ants beat the dry earth to create pathways through the forest floor. Las hormigas golpean la tierra seca para crear senderos a través el suelo del bosque".

19. produce a rhythm by striking repeatedly.

The drummer expertly beat out a complex rhythm on his kit, entrancing the audience with his percussive skills. El baterista ejecutó con habilidad un ritmo complejo en su kit, hipnotizando al público con sus habilidades percutivas.

20. strike (water or bushes) repeatedly to rouse animals for hunting.

The hunter beat the reeds by the riverbank to summon the ducks and geese into flight. El cazador azotó las cañas junto al ribazo para llamar a los patos y gansos al vuelo.

21. beat through cleverness and wit.

The politician was able to beat the opposition's arguments by using her sharp mind and quick thinking, leaving them looking confused. El político fue capaz de vencer los argumentos de la oposición utilizando su mente aguda y pensando rápido, lo que los dejó con cara de confundidos.

22. be a mystery or bewildering to.

The artist's latest sculpture left many visitors in awe, its intricate design beating our minds and refusing to yield any clear explanation. La escultura más reciente del artista dejó a muchos visitantes atónitos, su diseño intrincado venciendo nuestros cerebros y negándose a ceder cualquier explicación clara.

23. wear out completely.

After years of non-stop travel, her feet were thoroughly beaten, and she needed a break to rest them. Después de años de viajes sin interrupción, sus pies estaban exhaustos y necesitaba un descanso para reposarlos.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I beat.
You	You beat.
He/She/It	He/She/It beats.
We	We beat.
You	You beat.
They	They beat.

Complete conjugation.

back adverb

1. in or to or toward a former location.

After years of traveling, Sarah returned back to her hometown to visit her family. Después de años de viajar, Sarah regresó a su pueblo natal para visitar a su familia.

2. at or to or toward the back or rear.

The tourists walked back slowly through the crowded streets, trying not to get separated from their group. Los turistas caminaron lentamente a través de las calles concurridas, tratando de no separarse del grupo.

3. in or to or toward an original condition.

The company decided to go back to its humble beginnings, scaling down operations to focus on innovation and customer satisfaction. La empresa decidió regresar a sus inicios humildes, reducir la escala de operaciones para enfocarse en la innovación y la satisfacción del cliente.

4. in or to or toward a past time.

I wish we could go back to those carefree summer days when we didn't have a worry in the world. Deseo que pudiéramos regresar a esos días de verano desenfadados cuando no teníamos un solo pensamiento en el mundo.

5. in reply.

She replied back to his question with a thoughtful answer. Ella respondió con una respuesta reflexiva a su pregunta.

6. in repayment or retaliation.

The rival company backed our new marketing strategy, which ultimately hurt their own sales figures in return. La empresa rival respaldó nuestra nueva estrategia de marketing, lo que finalmente perjudicó sus propias cifras de ventas en devolución.

not adverb

1. negation of a word or group of words.

She didn't attend the meeting, not because she was busy but because she had forgotten about it. Ella no asistió a la reunión, no porque estuviera ocupada, sino porque se había olvidado de ella.

The new policy doesn't apply to existing customers, not to mention those who have already made a purchase. La nueva política no se aplica a los clientes existentes, ni mencionar a aquellos que ya han efectuado una compra.

The teacher asked the students to solve the math problem again, not correctly this time, but with a different approach. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que resolvieran el problema de matemáticas de nuevo, no correctamente esta vez, sino con un enfoque diferente.

help verb

1. give help or assistance.

The firefighter rushed into the burning building to help the trapped family members escape safely. El bombero se precipitó en el edificio en llamas para ayudar a los miembros de la familia atrapados a escapar con seguridad.

2. improve the condition of.

The new medication is designed to help alleviate symptoms of chronic pain. La nueva medicación está diseñada para ayudar a aliviar síntomas del dolor crónico.

3. be of use.

The new software will help streamline our workflow and increase productivity. El nuevo software ayudará a simplificar nuestro flujo de trabajo y aumentar la productividad.

4. abstain from doing.

She helped herself to a second helping of dessert, abstaining from making any more impulsive decisions. Ella se sirvió una segunda ración de postre, absteniéndose de tomar cualquier otra decisión impulsiva.

5. help to some food.

Can you help your sister set the table and serve dinner so she can focus on cooking? Puedes ayudar a tu hermana a preparar la mesa y servir la cena para que pueda enfocarse en la cocina?

6. contribute to the furtherance of.

The new employee's expertise helped advance the company's research and development efforts, leading to several innovative product launches. El conocimiento experto del nuevo empleado ayudó a avanzar los esfuerzos de investigación y desarrollo de la empresa, lo que llevó a varios lanzamientos de productos innovadores.

7. take or use.

Can you help yourself to another cookie from the jar? (In this sentence, "help" means to take or serve oneself.) ¿Puedes servirte otro galleta desde la jarra? (En este caso, "ayudar" se refiere a tomar o servirse uno mismo).

8. improve.

The new software helped refine the company's data analysis process, allowing them to make more informed decisions. El nuevo software ayudó a refinar el proceso de análisis de datos de la empresa, lo que les permitió tomar decisiones más informadas.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I help.
You	You help.
He/She/It	He/She/It helps.
We	We help.
You	You help.
They	They help.

Complete conjugation.

feel verb

1. undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind.

After losing her job, she felt devastated and struggled to come to terms with the sudden change in her life. Después de perder su trabajo, se sintió devastada y luchó por aceptar el repentino cambio en su vida.

2. come to believe on the basis of emotion, intuitions, or indefinite grounds.

As she stood in front of the ocean, she began to feel that this was where she belonged, despite having no logical reason for it. Mientras se paró enfrente del océano, comenzó a sentir que esto era donde pertenecía, a pesar de no tener razón lógica para ello.

3. perceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles.

After running in the hot sun, Sarah felt the sweat dripping down her face and neck. Después de correr bajo el sol caliente, Sara se sintió el sudor gotas que caían por su rostro y cuello.

4. be conscious of a physical, mental, or emotional state.

After running a marathon, she felt exhausted and sore all over her body. Después de correr un maratón, se sintió exhausta y dolorida en todo su cuerpo.

5. have a feeling or perception about oneself in reaction to someone's behavior or attitude.

After her boss belittled her in front of colleagues, Sarah felt hurt and disrespected by his behavior. Después de que su jefe la despreciara en presencia de sus colegas, Sarah se sintió lastimada y deshonrada por su comportamiento.

6. undergo passive experience of.

We felt the effects of inflation Traducción de 'We felt the effects of inflation'

Her fingers felt their way through the string quartet Traducción de 'Her fingers felt their way through the string quartet'

She felt his contempt of her Traducción de 'She felt his contempt of her'

7. be felt or perceived in a certain way.

As I walked through the park on a warm summer day, I couldn't help but feel the gentle breeze caressing my skin. Mientras paseaba por el parque un día de verano caluroso, no podía evitar sentir la brisa suave acariciando mi piel.

8. grope or feel in search of something.

As she fumbled in the dark, she felt around for her phone to turn on the flashlight. Mientras ella forcejeaba en la oscuridad, sintió a su alrededor para encontrar su teléfono y encender el flash de luz.

9. examine by touch.

The doctor felt the patient's pulse to check their vital signs. El médico palpó el pulso del paciente para comprobar sus signos vitales.

10. examine (a body part) by palpation.

The doctor felt her patient's stomach to check for any signs of appendicitis. El médico palpitó el estómago de su paciente para comprobar si había signos de apendicitis.

11. find by testing or cautious exploration.

The geologist had to feel her way through the dark cave, carefully probing the walls and floor for any signs of mineral deposits. El geólogo tuvo que sentir su camino a través de la cueva oscura, explorando cuidadosamente las paredes y el suelo en busca de cualquier señal de depósitos minerales.

12. produce a certain impression.

The new art installation feels avant-garde and thought-provoking, challenging viewers to rethink their perspectives on modern society. La nueva instalación de arte se siente vanguardista y provocadora, desafiando a los espectadores para repensar sus perspectivas sobre la sociedad moderna.

13. pass one's hands over the sexual organs of.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I feel.
You	You feel.
He/She/It	He/She/It feels.
We	We feel.
You	You feel.
They	They feel.

Complete conjugation.

good adjective

1. having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified.

The new smartphone is a good fit for my needs, with its long battery life and high-quality camera. El nuevo teléfono inteligente es una buena opción para mis necesidades, con su larga vida útil de batería y cámara de alta calidad.

This wine is a good accompaniment to our dinner party, with its crisp acidity and subtle flavors complementing the main course nicely. Este vino es un buen acompañamiento para nuestra fiesta de cena, con su ácida crujiente y sabores sutiles que complementan el plato principal de manera agradable.

2. morally admirable.

She is a good person who always puts others before herself, volunteering at local charities and helping those in need. Ella es una persona buena que siempre pone a otros antes de sí misma, voluntariando en caridades locales y ayudando a aquellos que lo necesitan.

The judge praised the defendant for being a good citizen who had shown great compassion and kindness to his community throughout his life. El juez elogió al acusado por ser un buen ciudadano que había demostrado gran compasión y amabilidad hacia su comunidad durante toda su vida.