Resources Translator I think your reading to much into it. He looked like he was just tired.

I think your reading to much into it. He looked like he was just tired.

Translation result

Creo que le estás dando demasiada importancia. Parecía que solo estaba cansado. I think your reading to much into it. He looked like he was just tired.

Syntax analysis

iPersonal pronoun

thinkVerb, singular present

yourPersonal pronoun

readingNoun, singular or mass

toPreposition (To)

muchAdjective

intoPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

itPersonal pronoun

.Punctuation

hePersonal pronoun

lookVerb, past tense

likePreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

hePersonal pronoun

beVerb, past tense

justAdverb

tireVerb, past participle

.Punctuation

think verb

1. judge or regard.

She thinks him to be one of the most talented musicians in the industry, and his latest album is no exception. Ella piensa que él es uno de los músicos más talentosos de la industria y su último álbum no es excepción.

2. expect, believe, or suppose.

I think it will rain tomorrow, so I'll bring an umbrella to the park. Pienso que llueva mañana, así que llevaré un paraguas al parque.

3. use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments.

After careful consideration, she thinks critically about the pros and cons of switching jobs before making a decision. Después de una cuidadosa consideración, ella piensa críticamente sobre los pros y contras de cambiar de trabajo antes de tomar una decisión.

4. recall knowledge from memory.

After studying all night, she thought back to the key concepts in her psychology textbook and was able to answer the exam questions confidently. Después de estudiar toda la noche, se acordó de los conceptos clave en su libro de texto de psicología y pudo responder las preguntas del examen con confianza.

5. imagine or visualize.

As I sat in the quiet forest, I liked to think of myself as a brave adventurer, exploring uncharted territories and discovering hidden treasures. Mientras me sentaba en el silencioso bosque, me gustaba pensar que era un valiente aventurero, explorando territorios no cartografiados y descubriendo tesoros escondidos.

6. focus one's attention on a certain state.

As I sat in silence, I think about the beauty of nature and let my worries fade away. Mientras me senté en silencio, pienso en la belleza de la naturaleza y dejo que mis preocupaciones se desvanecen.

7. have in mind as a purpose.

She thinks to travel around the world after graduating from college, so she's been saving money and applying for scholarships. Ella piensa viajar por todo el mundo después de graduarse en la universidad, así que ha estado ahorrando dinero y solicitando becas.

8. decide by pondering, reasoning, or reflecting.

After weighing the pros and cons, she decided to think carefully about her next career move before making any changes. Después de ponderar los pros y contras, ella decidió pensar cuidadosamente en su próximo movimiento en carrera antes de hacer cualquier cambio.

9. ponder.

As I lay in bed, I couldn't help but think about the events of the day and how they had unfolded. Mientras yacía en la cama, no podía evitar pensar en los eventos del día y cómo se habían desarrollado.

10. dispose the mind in a certain way.

After reading the book, she thought deeply about the themes and symbolism to gain a deeper understanding of the author's message. Después de leer el libro, ella reflexionó profundamente sobre los temas y la simbología para obtener una comprensión más profunda del mensaje del autor.

11. have or formulate in the mind.

As she lay in bed, Sarah thought about all the possibilities of her future career. Mientras yacía en la cama, Sarah pensó en todas las posibilidades de su carrera futura.

12. be capable of conscious thought.

After a good night's sleep, I think clearly and am able to tackle complex problems with ease. Dospues de una buena noche de sueño, creo con claridad y puedo abordar problemas complejos con facilidad.

13. bring into a given condition by mental preoccupation.

The artist thought deeply about her next painting, trying to bring together the abstract shapes and colors in her mind. El artista pensó profundamente sobre su próxima pintura, tratando de unir las formas y colores abstractos en su mente.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I think.
You	You think.
He/She/It	He/She/It thinks.
We	We think.
You	You think.
They	They think.

Complete conjugation.

reading noun

1. the cognitive process of understanding a written linguistic message.

The teacher emphasized the importance of reading comprehension in her students, encouraging them to engage with the texts on a deeper level. La profesora enfatizó la importancia de la comprensión lectora en sus estudiantes, animándolos a comprometerse con los textos a un nivel más profundo.

2. a particular interpretation or performance.

The actor's dramatic reading of the Shakespearean sonnet brought the audience to tears. La lectura dramática del actor de la sonata shakespeariana conmovió al público hasta las lágrimas.

3. a datum about some physical state that is presented to a user by a meter or similar instrument.

The doctor checked the patient's vital signs and recorded their blood pressure reading, which was slightly higher than normal. El médico verificó los signos vitales del paciente y registró la lectura de su presión arterial, que era ligeramente superior a lo normal.

4. written material intended to be read.

The teacher assigned a reading from the novel for homework, and students were expected to complete it by the next class. El profesor asignó un pasaje del novel para el trabajo de casa y se esperaba que los estudiantes lo completaran hasta la próxima clase.

5. a mental representation of the meaning or significance of something.

The professor encouraged students to share their own readings of the complex theoretical text, highlighting different interpretations and insights. El profesor animó a los estudiantes a compartir sus propias lecturas de texto teórico complejo, destacando diferentes interpretaciones e insigths.

6. a city on the River Thames in Berkshire in southern England.

After completing her degree, Sarah moved to Reading to start her new job at a tech firm in the city's thriving startup scene. Después de completar su título, Sarah se mudó a Reading para comenzar su nuevo trabajo en una empresa tecnológica en la escena emprendedora próspera de la ciudad.

7. a public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance.

The poet delivered a powerful reading of her latest collection at the literary festival, bringing the audience to tears with its emotional depth. El poeta dio una lectura potente de su última colección en el festival literario, conmoviendo al público hasta las lágrimas con la profundidad emocional.

8. the act of measuring with meters or similar instruments.

The meteorologist took a reading of the atmospheric pressure before predicting the storm's path. El meteorólogo tomó una lectura de la presión atmosférica antes de predecir el camino del tornado.

much adjective

1. (quantifier used with mass nouns) great in quantity or degree or extent.

The much-needed rain finally ended the drought that had been plaguing the town for months. Finalmente, la lluvia necesaria puso fin a la sequía que había azotado el pueblo durante meses.

She was a much more skilled pianist than her younger sister, having spent years honing her craft. Ella era una pianista mucho más habilidosa que su hermana menor, habiendo pasado años afinando su arte.

The new policy aimed to reduce waste and conserve resources, which was a much simpler approach than its predecessors. La nueva política se centró en reducir residuos y conservar recursos, lo que era un enfoque mucho más simple que sus precedentes.

look verb

1. perceive with attention.

As she walked into the room, she looked around at the unfamiliar surroundings, taking in every detail. Mientras entraba en la habitación, echó un vistazo a los alrededores desconocidos, absorbiendo cada detalle.

2. give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect.

The new restaurant's modern decor looks sleek and sophisticated, making it an ideal spot for dates. El decorado moderno del nuevo restaurante tiene un aspecto elegante y refinado, lo que lo convierte en un lugar ideal para citas.

3. have a certain outward or facial expression.

She looked puzzled at the unexpected news, her eyebrows furrowed in concern. Ella pareció desconcertada ante la sorprendente noticia, sus cejas arrugadas por la preocupación.

4. search or seek.

The detective looked high and low for clues to solve the mystery. El detective buscó arriba y abajo por pistas para resolver el misterio.

5. be oriented in a certain direction, often with respect to another reference point.

The pilot made sure to look north before landing the plane, ensuring they were on course for the airport. El piloto se aseguró de mirar hacia el norte antes de aterrizar el avión, lo que garantizaba que estuvieran en ruta para llegar al aeropuerto.

6. take charge of or deal with.

The new manager was tasked to look into the company's financial struggles and come up with a plan to turn things around. El nuevo gerente fue encargado de investigar las dificultades financieras de la empresa y presentar un plan para revertir la situación.

7. convey by one's expression.

She looked disappointed when she heard the news, and we all knew something was wrong. Ella pareció descontenta cuando escuchó la noticia, y todos sabíamos que algo iba mal.

8. look forward to the probable occurrence of.

I'm looking to the future and expecting a major breakthrough in our company's technology department. Estoy mirando hacia el futuro y espero un avance importante en la departamento de tecnología de nuestra empresa.

9. accord in appearance with.

The new restaurant's decor looks like a fusion of modern and vintage styles, creating a unique and eclectic atmosphere that appeals to a wide range of customers. El decorado del nuevo restaurante parece una fusión de estilos modernos y vintage, creando un ambiente único y ecléctico que atrae a una amplia gama de clientes.

10. have faith or confidence in.

She looks to her mentor for guidance and support in her new career. Ella busca orientación y apoyo de su mentor en su nueva carrera.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I look.
You	You look.
He/She/It	He/She/It looks.
We	We look.
You	You look.
They	They look.

Complete conjugation.

hospital noun

1. a health facility where patients receive treatment.

After falling off her bike, Sarah was rushed to the hospital and received immediate attention from the emergency room team. Después de caerse del bicicleta, Sara fue llevada al hospital y recibió una atención inmediata por parte del equipo del servicio de urgencias.

The new hospital in town is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and staffed by some of the best medical professionals in the country. El nuevo hospital en el pueblo está equipado con equipo de vanguardia y atendido por algunos de los mejores profesionales médicos del país.

2. a medical institution where sick or injured people are given medical or surgical care.

After suffering from food poisoning, John was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment and monitoring. Después de sufrir intoxicación alimentaria, a John se lo llevó al hospital para recibir tratamiento médico de emergencia y vigilancia.

The doctors at St. Mary's Hospital worked tirelessly to save the life of the injured patient who had been in a severe car accident. Los médicos del Hospital de Santa María trabajaron incansablemente para salvar la vida del paciente lesionado que había sido víctima de un grave accidente de coche.

just adverb

1. and nothing more.

I've just finished my homework, so I'm ready to go out with friends tonight. (Here, "just" indicates that the speaker has completed their homework and is now free to do something else.) Hecho mi tarea recién, así que estoy listo para salir con amigos esta noche." (Note: The translation is literal, maintaining the same structure and meaning as the original sentence.)

2. indicating exactness or preciseness.

The scientist carefully measured the sample just to get the precise reading, ensuring accurate results in her research. El científico midió cuidadosamente la muestra solo para obtener la lectura precisa, asegurando resultados precisos en su investigación.

3. only a moment ago.

I just received a text message from my friend, and now I have to respond immediately. Acabo de recibir un mensaje de texto de mi amigo y ahora tengo que responder inmediatamente.

4. (used for emphasis) absolutely.

I just can't take it anymore Traducción de 'I just can't take it anymore'

He was just grand as romeo Traducción de 'He was just grand as romeo'

It's simply beautiful! Traducción de 'It's simply beautiful!'

5. only a very short time before.

I just arrived from the party and am still catching my breath; it was so crazy! Acabo de llegar desde la fiesta y estoy todavía recuperándome; fue tan loco!

6. possibly (indicating a slight chance of something being true).

It might just happen Traducción de 'It might just happen'

7. exactly at this moment or the moment described.

I just arrived, so I haven't had a chance to unpack yet. Acabo de llegar, así que todavía no he tenido tiempo para desempaquetar aún.

8. by a little.

I only just caught the bus Traducción de 'I only just caught the bus'

He finished the marathon in just under 3 hours Traducción de 'He finished the marathon in just under 3 hours'

It was barely 5 a.m. Traducción de 'It was barely 5 a.m.'

The network has barely 5 percent of viewers Traducción de 'The network has barely 5 percent of viewers'

The batter just missed being hit Traducción de 'The batter just missed being hit'

tire verb

1. lose interest or become bored with something or somebody.

The constant noise of the construction site began to tire me out, and I eventually had to leave early. El constante ruido del sitio de construcción comenzó a cansarme y tuve que marcharme temprano eventualmente.

2. exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress.

The athletes had been training non-stop for weeks, and by the time they reached the final stretch, their bodies were starting to tire, making it difficult to maintain their pace. Los atletas habían estado entrenándose sin parar durante semanas y, cuando llegaron al estirón final, sus cuerpos empezaban a cansarse lo suficiente como para hacer que fuera difícil mantener su ritmo.

3. deplete.

The company's resources were rapidly tiring, leaving them struggling to meet the growing demands of their customers. Los recursos de la empresa se gastaban rápidamente, lo que los dejaba luchando para satisfacer las crecientes demandas de sus clientes.

4. cause to be bored.

The repetitive tasks at work started to tire me out, and I found myself zoning out during meetings. Los tareas repetitivas en el trabajo empezaron a cansarme, y encontré que me distraía durante las reuniones.