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Qué significa “reason” en español

EE. UU. /ˈriːzən/

reason en español: razón, motivo, causa, raciocinio, razonar, persuadir

sustantivo

MOTIVOA2

razón, motivo, causa

Lo que explica por qué ocurre algo o por qué alguien actúa de cierta manera.

En inglés sencillo: Something that explains why an event happens or why someone does something.

  • What is the reason?
  • She gave no reason for leaving.
  • There are several reasons why the flight was delayed.

Cómo se usa: a reason for something/doing something (What was your reason for leaving?); a reason to do something (We have a good reason to celebrate.); the reason why + clause (That is the reason why I called.)

Sinónimos: cause, explanation, motive

Expresiones frecuentes: a good reason, reason for something, reason to leave, reason to act

PENSAMIENTO LÓGICOB2

razón, raciocinio

Capacidad de pensar con claridad, entender los hechos y tomar decisiones sensatas.

En inglés sencillo: The ability to think clearly, understand facts, and make sensible judgments.

  • Use reason to decide.
  • Fear can overcome reason.
  • She appealed to his reason instead of his emotions.

Sinónimos: rationality, logic

Antónimos: irrationality

Expresiones frecuentes: use reason, listen to reason, human reason, the power of reason

verbo

RAZONARB2

razonar

Pensar con lógica sobre hechos o ideas para llegar a una conclusión.

En inglés sencillo: To think carefully about facts or ideas in order to reach a conclusion.

  • Try to reason calmly.
  • She reasoned that the shop would still be open.
  • We reasoned from the evidence to find the most likely explanation.

Cómo se usa: reason that + clause (I reasoned that he must have missed the bus.); reason from something (We can reason from the facts we already know.)

Sinónimos: think, deduce, infer

Expresiones frecuentes: reason logically, reason that something, reason from evidence

CONVENCERC1

persuadir, convencer

Convencer a alguien mediante explicaciones o argumentos sensatos.

En inglés sencillo: To persuade someone by giving sensible explanations or arguments.

  • Try to reason with him.
  • She reasoned me into taking a break.
  • We could not reason him out of leaving.

Cómo se usa: reason with someone (I tried to reason with the angry driver.); reason someone into doing something (She reasoned him into accepting the offer.); reason someone out of doing something (We reasoned her out of selling the house.)

Sinónimos: persuade, convince

Expresiones frecuentes: reason with someone, reason someone into something, reason someone out

VENCER CON ARGUMENTOSC2

vencer con argumentos, disipar con argumentos

Eliminar un sentimiento, una creencia o una objeción mediante argumentos lógicos.

En inglés sencillo: To defeat a feeling, belief, or objection by using logical arguments.

  • She tried to reason down her anger.
  • He reasoned away every objection we raised.
  • They could not reason away their doubts.

Cómo se usa: reason down/away something (He tried to reason away his fears.)

Sinónimos: argue away, dispel

Expresiones frecuentes: reason down something, reason away something

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