present
Qué significa “present” en español
EE. UU. /ˈprɛzənt/ · Reino Unido /ˈprezənt/
present en español: presente, actual, este, regalo, posición de saludo con armas, caca
adjetivo
presente
Que se encuentra o existe en el lugar del que se habla.
En inglés sencillo: At the place being discussed, or existing in a particular place.
- Everyone was present today.
- Were you present at the meeting?
- The same chemical is present in both samples.
actual, presente
Que existe o sucede ahora.
En inglés sencillo: Existing or happening now.
- Our present home is too small.
- The present owner bought the house last year.
- These traditions continue to the present day.
presente, este
Se refiere al texto, debate o asunto concreto que se está tratando aquí.
En inglés sencillo: Used to refer to the particular text, discussion, or matter being considered here.
- The present study examines how children learn.
- That question falls outside the present discussion.
- The present chapter gives three examples of this approach.
sustantivo
regalo
Cosa que das a alguien para celebrar una ocasión especial o mostrarle cariño.
En inglés sencillo: Something you give someone to celebrate a special day or show that you care.
- This present is for you.
- We opened our presents after breakfast.
- Did you bring her a birthday present?
presente
Tiempo en el que vivimos ahora.
En inglés sencillo: The time we are living in now.
- Try to enjoy the present.
- At present, we have no spare rooms.
- Her stories connect the past with the present.
posición de saludo con armas
Posición en que un soldado sostiene el fusil verticalmente delante del cuerpo para saludar.
En inglés sencillo: A position in which a soldier holds a gun upright in front of the body as a salute.
- The guard stood at present.
- The soldiers held their rifles at present.
- At the command, the platoon moved to the present.
caca
Caca que deja un niño o animal y que se llama regalo en broma.
En inglés sencillo: Poo left by a child or animal, described jokingly as a gift.
- The puppy left a present on the rug.
- There was a smelly present in his nappy.
- Our cat leaves little presents behind the sofa.
verbo
presentar, entregar
Dar o mostrar algo a alguien, a menudo en un acto oficial.
En inglés sencillo: To give or show something to someone, often during an official event.
- They presented her with a prize.
- Please present your ticket at the entrance.
- He will present his report to the committee.
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