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Verbos de Creación y Cambio - Verbos para cambios de intensidad

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a cambios de intensidad como "escalar", "moderar" y "someter".

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Categorized English Verbs of Making and Changing
to accentuate

to emphasize, highlight, or draw attention to certain features or aspects of something

realzar

realzar

Ex: The artist used vibrant colors to accentuate the beauty of the landscape. 
to deepen
to deepen
[Verbo]

to intensify or strengthen something, making it more significant or extreme

profundizar

profundizar

Ex: Regular practice can deepen your understanding of a subject. 
to heighten

to increase the quantity, intensity, or degree of something

intensificar, intensifying something

intensificar, intensifying something

Ex: Recent events have heightened concerns about cybersecurity. 
to escalate

to make something become much worse or more intense

agravar, intensificar

agravar, intensificar

Ex: Ignoring the initial signs of conflict can escalate the situation. 
to intensify

to become more in degree or strength

volviéndose intenso

volviéndose intenso

Ex: Ongoing efforts are currently intensifying to address climate change. 
to complicate

to make something harder to understand or deal with

complicar

complicar

Ex: Introducing a new software halfway through the project might complicate our progress. 
to amplify
to amplify
[Verbo]

to increase the size, effect, or extent of something

amplificar

amplificar

Ex: Ongoing research is currently amplifying our understanding of climate change. 
to relieve
to relieve
[Verbo]

to decrease the amount of pain, stress, etc.

aliviar

aliviar

Ex: Taking a short break can relieve stress during a busy workday. 
to mitigate

to lessen something's seriousness, severity, or painfulness

mitigar

mitigar

Ex: Planting more trees can mitigate the impact of climate change. 
to alleviate

to reduce from the difficulty or intensity of a problem, issue, etc.

reducir

reducir

Ex: Ongoing support programs are currently alleviating the challenges faced by the community. 
to moderate

to lessen extremity or severity of something

disminuir la intensidad de algo

disminuir la intensidad de algo

Ex: The teacher chose to moderate the punishment for the student's misconduct. 
to fade
to fade
[Verbo]

to disappear slowly

disiparse

disiparse

Ex: The enthusiasm has faded after months of setbacks. 
to die down

to gradually decrease in intensity, volume, or activity

debilitamiento

debilitamiento

Ex: The laughter in the comedy club began to die down as the comedian wrapped up the show. 
to appease
to appease
[Verbo]

to end or lessen a person's anger by giving in to their demands

calmar

calmar

Ex: The leader's decision to address the issues directly appeased the public's outrage. 
to lighten
to lighten
[Verbo]

to reduce pressure or intensity

disminuir la intensidad de algo

disminuir la intensidad de algo

Ex: Taking short breaks during work can lighten the mental load. 
to subside
to subside
[Verbo]

to decline in intensity or strength

amainar

amainar

Ex: After the storm, the winds gradually subside. 
to subdue
to subdue
[Verbo]

to bring something or someone under control, often using authority or force

dominar

dominar

Ex: The police officer had to subdue the suspect during the altercation. 
to wane
to wane
[Verbo]

to gradually decrease in intensity, strength, importance, size, influence, etc.

decaer, disminuir

decaer, disminuir

Ex: The popularity of the trend is currently waning among the younger generation. 
to tone down

to reduce the intensity of something

reducir

reducir

Ex: She decided to tone the colors down in the painting to create a more calming effect. 
to abate
to abate
[Verbo]

to lessen in intensity or severity

calmarse

calmarse

Ex: After the storm passed, the wind began to abate, and the rain eased to a drizzle. 
to mellow
to mellow
[Verbo]

(of a color) to become softer and less vibrant, particularly over a period of time

suavizarse, amortiguarse

suavizarse, amortiguarse

Ex: Over time, the paint on the wooden door had mellowed, giving it a charming, aged look. 
to taper off

to gradually decrease in number, amount, or intensity over time

disminuir gradualmente, reducirse poco a poco

disminuir gradualmente, reducirse poco a poco

Ex: As winter approaches, the temperature tends to taper off. 
to attenuate

to gradually decrease in strength, value, or intensity

atenuar

atenuar

Ex: The effectiveness of the treatment has attenuated over time. 
to slacken
to slacken
[Verbo]

to reduce the speed, intensity, or activity of something

aflojar, disminuir

aflojar, disminuir

Ex: Ongoing efforts are currently slackening the production speed. 
to buffer
to buffer
[Verbo]

to reduce or soften the impact or effects of a situation or force

amortiguar, taponar

amortiguar, taponar

Ex: Planting trees can buffer the effects of strong winds in an open area. 
to dissipate

to gradually disappear or spread out

disiparse, desvanecerse

disiparse, desvanecerse

Ex: The morning mist began to dissipate as the sun rose higher in the sky. 
to mute
to mute
[Verbo]

to reduce the volume or intensity of a sound

amortiguar, reducir

amortiguar, reducir

Ex: Placing a thick rug on the floor helps mute footsteps in the hallway. 
to quiet
to quiet
[Verbo]

to reduce or put an end to noise or disturbance

calmar, silenciar

calmar, silenciar

Ex: The new soundproofing has effectively quieted the external noises. 
to muffle
to muffle
[Verbo]

to make a sound quieter or less distinct

amortiguar, silenciar

amortiguar, silenciar

Ex: The new insulation has effectively muffled the external traffic sounds. 
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