Translation of They are busy setting up the exhibition at the moment.

Syntax analysis

theyPersonal pronoun

beVerb, singular present

busyAdjective

settingNoun, singular or mass

upPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

exhibitionNoun, singular or mass

atPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

theDeterminer

momentNoun, singular or mass

.Punctuation

talk verb

1. exchange thoughts.

The friends spent hours talking about their plans for the future, sharing their hopes and dreams with each other. Los amigos pasaron horas hablando sobre sus planes para el futuro, compartiendo sus esperanzas y sueños entre sí.

2. express in speech.

The professor asked me to talk about my research findings at the conference. El profesor me pidió que hablara sobre mis hallazgos de investigación en la conferencia.

3. use language.

The politician will talk about her economic plan during the debate tonight, hoping to sway voters. La política hablará sobre su plan económico durante el debate esta noche, esperando influir a los votantes.

4. reveal information.

The whistleblower decided to talk about the company's unethical practices, exposing the truth to the public. El whistleblower decidió hablar sobre las prácticas deshonestas de la empresa, exponiendo la verdad al público.

5. divulge confidential information or secrets.

The whistleblower was accused of talking too much about the company's financial struggles, revealing sensitive information that had been meant to remain confidential. Se acusó al denunciante de hablar demasiado sobre las dificultades financieras de la empresa, revelando información sensible que había sido destinada a permanecer confidencial.

6. deliver a lecture or talk.

The professor will talk to our class about the importance of recycling in the environment. El profesor hablará con nuestra clase sobre la importancia de reciclar en el medio ambiente.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I talk.
You	You talk.
He/She/It	He/She/It talks.
We	We talk.
You	You talk.
They	They talk.

Complete conjugation.

busy adjective

1. actively or fully engaged or occupied.

The busy chef was juggling multiple orders at once, expertly flipping pancakes and serving burgers to the hungry crowd. El chef ocupado estaba manejando múltiples pedidos al mismo tiempo, girando expertamente tortugas y sirviendo hamburguesas a la multitud hambrienta.

As a busy entrepreneur, Sarah had to prioritize her tasks carefully, making sure she didn't overlook any crucial deadlines or meetings. Como empresaria ocupada, Sarah tuvo que priorizar cuidadosamente sus tareas, asegurándose de no dejar pasar ninguno de los plazos o reuniones críticos.

The busy street performer drew a large audience with his impressive magic tricks, effortlessly switching between cards, coins, and other props. El performer callejero ocupado atrajo una gran audiencia con sus trucos de magia impresionantes, cambiando sin esfuerzo entre cartas, monedas y otros objetos propios.

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.

exhibition noun

1. the act of exhibiting.

The art museum's new exhibition features works by local artists, showcasing their unique perspectives and techniques. El museo de arte exhibe su nueva exposición, que destaca las obras de artistas locales, mostrando sus perspectivas y técnicas únicas.

The company's annual product exhibition provides a platform for entrepreneurs to display their innovative inventions and connect with potential investors. La exposición anual de productos de la empresa proporciona una plataforma para empresarios para exponer sus inventos innovadores y conectarse con inversores potenciales.

2. a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display.

The museum has organized an exhibition of rare artifacts from ancient civilizations, featuring intricate sculptures and ceremonial masks. El museo ha organizado una exposición de artefactos raros procedentes de civilizaciones antiguas, que presenta esculturas intrincadas y máscaras ceremoniales.

The company is hosting an exhibition of its latest product designs at the trade show, showcasing innovative technologies and user-friendly interfaces. La empresa está organizando una exposición de sus diseños de productos más recientes en la feria comercial, donde se mostrarán tecnologías innovadoras y interfaces amistosas para el usuario.

moment noun

1. a particular point in time.

The moment he walked into the room, everyone fell silent, awaiting his announcement. En el momento en que entró en la habitación, todos se hicieron silenciosos, esperando su anuncio.

2. an indefinitely short time.

The moment I stepped into the concert hall, I was struck by the sheer energy of the crowd and the musicians on stage. El momento en que entré en el salón de concierto, me sorprendió la energía pura del público y los músicos en escena.

3. at this time.

At this very moment, I am standing on top of the mountain, feeling the rush of excitement and pride. En este momento exacto, estoy de pie en la cima de la montaña, sintiendo el impulso de emoción y orgullo.

4. having important effects or influence.

The moment she announced her resignation, the entire office was in an uproar, and it quickly spread to other departments, causing a ripple effect throughout the company. El momento en que anunció su renuncia, todo el departamento se encontraba en un alboroto y rápidamente se extendió a otros departamentos, causando un efecto dominó a lo largo de la empresa.

5. a turning force produced by an object acting at a distance (or a measure of that force).

The engineer carefully calculated the moment of the lever arm to ensure it would apply the necessary torque to rotate the wheel. El ingeniero calculó cuidadosamente el momento del brazo de palanca para asegurarse de que aplicaría la torsión necesaria para girar la rueda.

6. the n-th moment of a distribution is the expected value of the n-th power of the deviations from a fixed value.

In order to calculate the skewness of the dataset, we need to find the third moment of the distribution, which represents the average deviation cubed. Para calcular la asimetría del conjunto de datos, necesitamos encontrar el momento cúbico de la distribución, que representa la deviación media elevada al cubo.