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    Resources Translator To spend time in a social sense

to spend time in a social sense

Translation result
pasar tiempo en un sentido social to spend time in a social sense


spend verb

1. use up a period of time in a specific way.

How are you spending your summer vacation? Traducción de 'How are you spending your summer vacation?'

2. pay out.

The company spent a significant amount of money on research and development last year to improve their products. La empresa gastó una cantidad significativa de dinero en investigación y desarrollo el año pasado para mejorar sus productos.

3. spend completely.

She spent her entire paycheck on a new laptop, leaving her with no money left over. Ella gastó su cheque completo en una nueva laptop, dejándola sin dinero sobrante.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I spend.
You
You spend.
He/She/It
He/She/It spends.
We
We spend.
You
You spend.
They
They spend.
Complete conjugation.

time noun

1. an instance or single occasion for some event.

The concert was a once-in-a-lifetime time, and we'll always cherish the memories of that night. El concierto fue una experiencia única en la vida y siempre recordaremos los recuerdos de esa noche.

2. a period of time considered as a resource under your control and sufficient to accomplish something.

With only two hours left on my clock, I still had enough time to finish the project before the deadline. Con solo dos horas que me quedaban en el reloj, todavía tenía tiempo suficiente para acabar el proyecto antes de la fecha límite.

3. an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities).

After graduating from college, I took some time to travel and explore Europe before starting my career. Después de graduarme de la universidad, pasé algún tiempo viajando y explorar Europa antes de empezar mi carrera.

4. a suitable moment.

She waited for what she considered to be the perfect time to make her move, and then she asked him to join her for dinner. Ella esperó lo que consideraba el momento perfecto para hacer su movimiento, y luego le pidió que se uniera a ella para cenar.

5. the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past.

The concept of time has been debated by philosophers for centuries, and its measurement has become increasingly precise over the years. El concepto del tiempo ha sido debatido por filósofos durante siglos y su medida se ha vuelto cada vez más precisa con el paso de los años.

6. a person's experience on a particular occasion.

The time I spent at summer camp was one of the most memorable experiences of my childhood, filled with laughter and adventure. El tiempo que pasé en el campamento de verano fue uno de los experiencias más memorables de mi infancia, lleno de risas y aventuras.

7. a reading of a point in time as given by a clock.

The clock struck 3:00 PM, marking the exact time for our meeting to start. La hora tocó las 3:00 de la tarde, marcando el momento exacto para que nuestro encuentro comenzara.

8. the fourth coordinate that is required (along with three spatial dimensions) to specify a physical event.

The physicists needed to account for both space and time in their calculations of the black hole's trajectory, ensuring accuracy in their predictions. Los físicos necesitaban tener en cuenta tanto el espacio como el tiempo en sus cálculos del trazo del agujero negro, asegurando la precisión en sus predicciones.

9. rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration.

The jazz band's complex time signature made it challenging for new members to keep up with the tempo. El complejo tiempo de firmas del grupo de jazz lo hizo difícil para los nuevos miembros mantener el ritmo con la velocidad.

10. the period of time a prisoner is imprisoned.

The judge sentenced the convicted felon to serve ten years' time for the murder he committed. El juez condenó al delincuente convicto a cumplir diez años de prisión por el asesinato que cometió.

social adjective

1. relating to human society and its members.

The social norms of our community emphasize the importance of recycling and reducing waste. Las normas sociales de nuestra comunidad enfatizan la importancia del reciclaje y reducir residuos.

2. living together or enjoying life in communities or organized groups.

The social club organized regular potluck dinners to bring together members from diverse backgrounds and foster a sense of community. El club social organizó cenas de comida compartida regulares para reunir a miembros con antecedentes diversos y fomentar un sentimiento de comunidad.

3. relating to or belonging to or characteristic of high society.

The social elite gathered at the charity gala, flaunting their designer gowns and expensive jewelry. La elite social se reunió en el galardón de caridad, luciendo sus vestidos de diseñador y joyas costosas.

kid noun

1. a young person of either sex.

The kid was thrilled to go on their first rollercoaster ride at the amusement park. El niño estaba emocionado de ir en su primer paseo montaña rusa al parque de diversiones.

2. soft smooth leather from the hide of a young goat.

The luxury handbag manufacturer used high-quality kid to craft the interior lining, giving it a soft and supple texture. La fabricante de bolsos de lujo utilizó piel de alta calidad para elaborar la forro interior, lo que le dio un texto suave y elástico.

3. English dramatist (1558-1594).

The playwright's fascination with the works of William Shakespeare led her to study the plays of Christopher Kid, whose dark and complex characters continue to influence contemporary drama. La fascinación del dramaturgo con las obras de William Shakespeare la llevó a estudiar las obras de Christopher Kidd, cuyos personajes oscuros y complejos continúan influyendo en el drama contemporáneo.

4. a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age.

The kid was excited to start his first day of school and make new friends. El niño estaba emocionado de empezar su primer día de escuela y hacer nuevos amigos.

5. young goat.

The farmer carefully handled the newborn kid, making sure it was getting enough milk from its mother. El granjero manejó con cuidado el crío recién nacido, asegurándose de que estuviera recibiendo suficiente leche de su madre.