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    Traductor Who messed with the settings on my mobile?

Who messed with the settings on my mobile?

Translation result
¿Quién ha tocado la configuración de mi móvil? Who messed with the settings on my mobile?


mess verb

1. eat in a mess hall.

The soldiers messed their way through dinner, devouring their rations in record time. Los soldados se llevaron su manera a través de la cena, devorando sus raciones en un tiempo récord.
After a long day of training, the team likes to mess at the base cafeteria and unwind together. Después de un largo día de entrenamiento, el equipo gusta relajarse en la cafetería del campamento base y descansar juntos.

2. make a mess of or create disorder in.

The careless construction worker messed up the entire kitchen by knocking over a stack of dishes and shattering them on the floor. El trabajador de la construcción descuidado estropeció toda la cocina al derrumbar una pila de platos y romperlos en el suelo.
In her haste to leave for work, Sarah messed up the living room by spilling coffee all over the carpet and scattering papers everywhere. Mientras se apresuraba a salir para trabajar, Sarah revoleció el salón de estar al derramar café por todos lados en la alfombra y esparcir papeles por aquí y allá.

setting noun

1. the context and environment in which something is set.

The film's setting, a futuristic cityscape, added to its sense of realism and immersed viewers in the story. El entorno del filme, un paisaje urbano futurista, contribuyó al sentido de realismo y sumergió a los espectadores en la historia.

2. the state of the environment in which a situation exists.

The setting of the old mansion was eerie, with cobwebs hanging from the chandeliers and a thick layer of dust covering every surface. El ambiente del viejo palacio era inquietante, con telarañas colgando de las arañas y una capa gruesa de polvo cubriendo todas las superficies.

3. arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted.

The film's setting, a quaint small town in the 1950s, added to its nostalgic charm and helped to transport viewers back in time. El entorno del filme, un pintoresco pueblo pequeño de la década de 1950, contribuyó a su encanto nostálgico y ayudó a transportar a los espectadores hacia atrás en el tiempo.

4. the set of facts or circumstances that surround a situation or event.

The setting of the murder mystery novel was a small, isolated town in the middle of winter, which added to the sense of claustrophobia and foreboding. El entorno del thriller de misterio era un pequeño pueblo aislado en el medio de invierno, lo que añadía al sentido de claustrofobia y presagio.

5. the physical position of something.

The photographer carefully adjusted the setting of her camera to capture the perfect shot of the sunset. La fotógrafa ajustó cuidadosamente el ajuste de su cámara para capturar la toma perfecta del atardecer.

6. a table service for one person.

The fine dining restaurant offered a special setting, complete with a single rose and a personalized menu, for guests celebrating their anniversary. El restaurante de alta cocina ofreció un entorno especial, completo con una sola rosa y un menú personalizado, para los invitados que celebraban su aniversario.

7. a mounting consisting of a piece of metal (as in a ring or other jewelry) that holds a gem in place.

The jeweler carefully examined the diamond's setting on the platinum ring, making sure it was securely fastened. El joyero examinó cuidadosamente el ajuste del diamante en el anillo de platino, asegurándose de que estuviera bien sujeta.

mobile adjective

1. moving or capable of moving readily (especially from place to place).

The mobile workers in the construction team were able to quickly move equipment and materials around the site, allowing them to complete the project on schedule. Los trabajadores móviles en el equipo de construcción fueron capaces de mover rápidamente el equipo y los materiales alrededor del sitio, lo que les permitió completar el proyecto a tiempo.
The company's mobile sales team traveled extensively across the country, visiting multiple cities and meeting with potential clients. El equipo de ventas móvil de la empresa viajó ampliamente por todo el país, visitando varias ciudades y reunándose con clientes potenciales.
As a nomadic tribe, the people were accustomed to living in mobile homes that could be easily packed up and relocated to new grazing areas. Como un tribu nómada, la gente estaba acostumbrada a vivir en casas móviles que podían ser fácilmente empacadas y reubicadas en áreas de pastoreo nuevas.