Traducción de The firemen had to break down the door to get into the house.

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firemen sustantivo

anticipate verbo

1. regard something as probable or likely.

The meteorologists are expecting rain for tomorrow Traducción de 'The meteorologists are expecting rain for tomorrow'

2. act in advance of.

Deal with ahead of time Traducción de 'Deal with ahead of time'

3. realize beforehand.

4. make a prediction about.

Tell in advance Traducción de 'Tell in advance'

Call the outcome of an election Traducción de 'Call the outcome of an election'

5. be excited or anxious about.

6. be a forerunner of or occur earlier than.

This composition anticipates impressionism Traducción de 'This composition anticipates impressionism'

unexamined sustantivo

door sustantivo

1. a swinging or sliding barrier that will close the entrance to a room or building or vehicle.

The door creaked open, revealing a bright and airy living room with large windows overlooking the city skyline. La puerta crujía al abrirse, revelando un salón luminoso y ventilado con grandes ventanales que dominaban el paisaje urbano de la ciudad.

2. the entrance (the space in a wall) through which you enter or leave a room or building.

The door to her bedroom was slightly ajar, allowing a sliver of light to illuminate the dark hallway. La puerta de su dormitorio estaba ligeramente entreabierta, permitiendo que un hilo de luz iluminara el oscuro pasillo.

3. anything providing a means of access (or escape).

The emergency exit is a door that leads to the fire escape, allowing us to quickly leave the building in case of an emergency. La salida de emergencia es una puerta que conduce al escalera de incendios, permitiéndonos salir rápidamente del edificio en caso de emergencia.

4. a structure where people live or work (usually ordered along a street or road).

The city's zoning regulations dictate that new buildings must be constructed at least two doors away from existing residential areas. Las regulaciones de zonificación de la ciudad establecen que los nuevos edificios deben ser construidos al menos a dos puertas distancia de áreas residenciales existentes.

5. a room that is entered via a door.

The conference door led to a cozy meeting room with comfortable seating and a large presentation screen. La puerta de la conferencia lleva a un salón de reuniones acogedor con asientos cómodos y una gran pantalla de presentación.

time verbo

1. measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time.

The scientist timed the experiment carefully, taking precise measurements over the course of several hours to ensure accurate results. El científico cronometró el experimento con cuidado, tomando mediciones precisas a lo largo de varias horas para garantizar resultados precisos.

2. assign a time for an activity or event.

The event planner timed the conference sessions carefully, ensuring that each speaker had enough time to deliver their presentation without any overlap. El organizador del evento cronometró las sesiones de conferencia con cuidado, asegurándose de que cada orador tuviera tiempo suficiente para presentar su ponencia sin solapamiento.

3. set the speed, duration, or execution of.

The coach timed the sprinter's run to ensure she was meeting her personal best, adjusting the course accordingly. El entrenador cronometró la carrera del sprinter para asegurarse de que estaba cumpliendo con su mejor marca personal, ajustando el recorrido según sea necesario.

4. regulate or set the time of.

The watchmaker timed the clock to ensure it kept perfect time with the atomic standard. El relojero ajustó el reloj para asegurarse de que mantuviera el tiempo perfecto con la norma atómica.

5. adjust so that a force is applied and an action occurs at the desired time.

The mechanic timed the engine to ensure it would rev up smoothly when the driver pressed the accelerator. El mecánico ajustó el motor para asegurarse de que se encendiera suavemente cuando el conductor apretara el acelerador.

fool sustantivo

1. a person who lacks good judgment.

The company's CEO was criticized for being a fool for investing heavily in a failing project without conducting thorough market research. El CEO de la empresa fue criticado por ser un tonto por invertir muy en un proyecto que fracasaba sin realizar investigaciones de mercado exhaustivas.

2. a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of.

The con artist targeted several fools at the online dating site, stealing their personal information and financial data. El estafador objetivo a varios tontos en el sitio de citas en línea, robando sus información personal y datos financieros.

3. a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the Middle Ages.

During the medieval court's grand feast, the king's fool delighted the guests with his juggling skills and witty jests, earning himself a round of applause. Durante el gran banquete de la corte medieval, el bufón del rey deleitó a los invitados con sus habilidades de malabarismo y chistes ingeniosos, ganándose un aplauso redondo.