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    Resources Translator Under no circumstances will I let the enemy know the information.

Under no circumstances will I let the enemy know the information.

Translation result
Bajo ninguna circunstancia dejaré saber la información al enemigo. Under no circumstances will I let the enemy know the information.


circumstance noun

1. a condition that accompanies or influences some event or activity.

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

The historical context Traducción de 'The historical context'

3. information that should be kept in mind when making a decision.

Another consideration is the time it would take Traducción de 'Another consideration is the time it would take'

4. formal ceremony about important occasions.

Pomp and circumstance Traducción de 'Pomp and circumstance'

let verb

1. make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen.

The teacher let the students work on their projects independently, giving them the freedom to explore their creativity. El profesor permitió a los estudiantes trabajar en sus proyectos de manera independiente, otorgándoles la libertad para explorar su creatividad.

2. actively cause something to happen.

The firefighters let the hose spray water on the burning building to help put out the flames. Los bomberos permiten que el manguera rocíe agua sobre el edificio en llamas para ayudar a apagar las llamas.

3. consent to, give permission.

The parents let their child stay up late to watch the movie. Los padres permiten que su hijo se quede despierto tarde para ver la película.

4. cause to move.

The strong gust of wind let the tree branch swing wildly in the air. El fuerte viento huracanado hizo que el ramo del árbol se balanceara salvajemente en el aire.

5. leave unchanged.

The chef decided to let the soup simmer undisturbed for an hour to preserve its delicate flavors. El cocinero decidió dejar el caldo hervir sin perturbar durante una hora para preservar sus delicados sabores.

6. grant use or occupation of under a term of contract.

The landlord decided to let the apartment to the new tenants, who agreed to pay rent on time and take care of the property. El dueño decidió alquilar el apartamento a los nuevos inquilinos, quienes se comprometieron a pagar el alquiler puntualmente y cuidar la propiedad.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I let.
You
You let.
He/She/It
He/She/It lets.
We
We let.
You
You let.
They
They let.
Complete conjugation.

enemy noun

1. an opposing military force.

The enemy forces were advancing rapidly, forcing our troops to retreat to higher ground. Fuerzas enemigas avanzaban rápidamente, lo que obligaba a nuestros soldados a retirarse hacia terreno más alto.

2. an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing military force).

The enemy forces were advancing swiftly across the battlefield, prompting the commander to order a strategic retreat. Las fuerzas enemigas avanzaban rápidamente por el campo de batalla, lo que llevó al comandante a ordenar una retirada estratégica.

3. any hostile group of people.

The rebel army has been fighting against their sworn enemy, the government forces, for years in an attempt to gain independence. El ejército rebelde ha estado luchando contra sus enemigos jurados, las fuerzas del gobierno, durante años en un intento de obtener la independencia.

4. a personal enemy.

The rival businessman had been her enemy for years, constantly trying to sabotage her company's growth. El empresario rival había sido su enemigo durante años, constantemente intentando sabotear el crecimiento de su empresa.

know noun

1. the fact of being aware of information that is known to few people.

The government official had access to a high-level know about the secret negotiations, but was sworn to secrecy. El oficial del gobierno tenía acceso a información de nivel alto sobre las negociaciones secretas, pero estaba juramentado al silencio.
After years of research, the scientist finally gained a know about the rare species of plant, which led to a breakthrough in medicine. Después de años de investigación, el científico finalmente obtuvo un conocimiento sobre la especie rara de planta, lo que llevó a un avance en medicina.
The whistleblower's know about corporate malpractice sparked a national investigation and subsequent reforms. Los whistleblowers están al tanto sobre la mala práctica empresarial que desencadenó una investigación nacional y reformas subsiguientes.

information noun

1. a message received and understood.

The company sent out an email to all employees containing important information about the upcoming restructuring plan. La empresa envió un correo electrónico a todos los empleados que contenía información importante sobre el plan de reestructuración que se llevará a cabo pronto.

2. knowledge acquired through study or experience or instruction.

The new employee spent hours reviewing the company's manual to gather information about its policies and procedures. El nuevo empleado pasó horas revisando el manual de la empresa para recopilar información sobre las políticas y procedimientos de la empresa.

3. formal accusation of a crime.

The prosecutor presented new information to the court, charging the defendant with first-degree murder. El fiscal presentó nueva información al tribunal, acusando al acusado de asesinato en primer grado.

4. a collection of facts from which conclusions may be drawn.

The detective gathered information about the suspect's alibi and used it to build a case against them. El detective recopiló información sobre el alibí del sospechoso y la utilizó para construir un caso contra ellos.

5. (communication theory) a numerical measure of the uncertainty of an outcome.

The scientist used entropy, a unit of information, to calculate the probability of a successful experiment. El científico utilizó la entropía, una unidad de información, para calcular la probabilidad de un experimento exitoso.