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Opinión y Argumento - Formar o Expresar una Opinión 2

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con formar o expresar una opinión, como "forum", "feel" y "esteem".

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Words Related to Opinion and Argument
eloquence
eloquence
[Sustantivo]

the ability to deliver a clear and strong message

elocuencia

elocuencia

Ex: The writer's eloquence brought the characters and emotions vividly to life. 

La elocuencia del escritor dio vida vívidamente a los personajes y las emociones.

eloquent
eloquent
[Adjetivo]

able to utilize language to convey something well, especially in a persuasive manner

elocuente

elocuente

Ex: The eloquent writer paints vivid images with words, evoking powerful emotions in readers. 

El escritor elocuente pinta imágenes vívidas con palabras, evocando emociones poderosas en los lectores.

eloquently
eloquently
[Adverbio]

in a way that expresses ideas or feelings clearly, persuasively, and with great effectiveness

elocuentemente, con elocuencia

elocuentemente, con elocuencia

Ex: He argued eloquently for human rights during the conference. 

Argumentó elocuentemente por los derechos humanos durante la conferencia.

esteem
esteem
[Sustantivo]

the level of respect and admiration that one has for someone or something

estima, aprecio

estima, aprecio

to esteem
to esteem
[Verbo]

to greatly admire or respect someone or something

estimar, apreciar

estimar, apreciar

Ex: In the military, soldiers esteem leaders who show bravery and look out for their well-being. 

En el ejército, los soldados estiman a los líderes que muestran valentía y velan por su bienestar.

to express
to express
[Verbo]

to show or make a thought, feeling, etc. known by looks, words, or actions

expresar

expresar

Ex: Last night, they expressed their joy with cheers and applause. 

Anoche, expresaron su alegría con vítores y aplausos.

expression
expression
[Sustantivo]

the act of showing one’s ideas or feelings through words or actions

expresión

expresión

Ex: Her activism was an expression of her commitment to social justice. 

Su activismo fue una expresión de su compromiso con la justicia social.

fair hearing
fair hearing
[Sustantivo]

the act of giving both sides of an argument a fair chance to express their opinions about something

audiencia imparcial, juicio justo

audiencia imparcial, juicio justo

Ex: He didn't think that he got a fair hearing in court. 

No creía que hubiera tenido una audiencia justa en el tribunal.

favorability
favorability
[Sustantivo]

the degree to which someone or something is accepted or considered appealing

favorabilidad

favorabilidad

favorable
favorable
[Adjetivo]

showing approval or support

favorable

favorable

Ex: The critics were surprisingly favorable in their remarks. 

Los críticos fueron sorprendentemente favorables en sus comentarios.

favorably
favorably
[Adverbio]

in a positive, approving, or useful manner

favorablemente

favorablemente

Ex: The product was reviewed favorably by critics, praising its innovative features and high quality. 

El producto fue revisado favorablemente por los críticos, elogiando sus características innovadoras y alta calidad.

to feed back

to give information or constructive suggestions about something, particularly with regard to improvement

proporcionar

proporcionar

to feel
to feel
[Verbo]

to hold a particular opinion or attitude or have a feeling that something might be the case without a justifiable reason

creer, considerar

creer, considerar

Ex: She feels that education is the key to success. 

Ella siente que la educación es la clave del éxito.

feeling
feeling
[Sustantivo]

a belief or opinion that is inspired by one's emotions rather than facts

sensación

sensación

to find
to find
[Verbo]

to have a particular opinion or feeling about something that makes one regard it in a specified way

encontrar, parecer

encontrar, parecer

Ex: I find it hard to believe what he said. 

Me cuesta encontrar creíble lo que dijo.

to [find] {one's} voice

to become confident enough to speak or express oneself

recuperar el habla, encontrar su medio de expresión

recuperar el habla, encontrar su medio de expresión

Ex: He slowly found his voice in the new team. 
to flatter
to flatter
[Verbo]

to believe something favorable about one's character or abilities even though it might not be true

enorgullecerse

enorgullecerse

to flip-flop

to change one's opinion, decision, or position back and forth repeatedly or suddenly

cambiar radicalmente, dar un giro de ciento ochenta grados

cambiar radicalmente, dar un giro de ciento ochenta grados

Ex: Investors became nervous as the company flip-flopped on its growth strategy. 

Los inversores se pusieron nerviosos cuando la empresa cambió de opinión repetidamente sobre su estrategia de crecimiento.

forceful
forceful
[Adjetivo]

(of people or opinions) strong and demanding in manner or expression

decisivo

decisivo

Ex: Her forceful personality often intimidated those around her. 

Su personalidad enérgica a menudo intimidaba a quienes la rodeaban.

forcefulness
forcefulness
[Sustantivo]

a person's ability to express their ideas and beliefs in a persuasive and assertive manner

fortaleza

fortaleza

for my money

used to express one's opinions or beliefs

en mi opinión, para mí

en mi opinión, para mí

Ex: When it comes to fashion, for my money, comfort should always come first. 

En mi opinión, sigue siendo la persona más fiable del equipo.

forum
forum
[Sustantivo]

a public meeting place where people can discuss and exchange views on various topics or issues

foro

foro

Ex: The town held a forum to discuss the proposed changes to local zoning laws. 

El pueblo celebró un foro para discutir los cambios propuestos a las leyes de zonificación local.

freethinking
freethinking
[Adjetivo]

forming one's own ideas rather than accepting what is generally accepted

librepensamiento

librepensamiento

Ex: She admired her professor's freethinking perspective on history. 

Ella admiraba la perspectiva librepensadora de su profesor sobre la historia.

to gag
to gag
[Verbo]

to limit freedom of speech or to prevent someone from writing or talking about a particular subject

amordazar, silenciar

amordazar, silenciar

Ex: They tried to gag the protestors by limiting their ability to speak out during public demonstrations. 

Intentaron amordazar a los manifestantes limitando su capacidad para hablar durante las manifestaciones públicas.

gag
gag
[Sustantivo]

a limitation on freedom of speech or a restriction on dissemination of information

mordaza

mordaza

to [get] above {oneself}

to consider oneself better or more significant than one really is

engreírse

engreírse

to [get] on {one's} soapbox

to express one's strong opinions or beliefs publicly and forcefully, often in a long and impassioned speech

dar cátedra sobre

dar cátedra sobre

Ex: She often gets on her soapbox about environmental issues. 
to [give] voice to {sth}

to allow one's feelings or opinions to be expressed

dar expresión a algo

dar expresión a algo

Ex: The documentary aimed to give voice to the survivors of the natural disaster, allowing them to share their stories and perspectives. 
to go by
to go by
[Verbo]

to form an opinion or judgement based on the information or experience one already has

guiarse por, seguir

guiarse por, seguir

Ex: She didn't meet him in person but had to go by what she had heard from others. 

Ella no lo conoció en persona pero tuvo que basarse en lo que había escuchado de otros.

good name
good name
[Sustantivo]

the positive opinion that people have about a person or a thing based on their reputation

buen nombre

buen nombre

to go on
to go on
[Verbo]

to base an opinion or a judgment on something

seguir

seguir

Ex: It's important to go on facts and evidence rather than assumptions. 

Es importante basarse en hechos y pruebas en lugar de suposiciones.

to [have] a down on {sb/sth}

to dislike someone or something or have hostility towards them

tenerle manía

tenerle manía

to [have] a (good|high) opinion of {sb/sth}

to think favorably or positively about someone or something

tener buena,  mala

tener buena, mala

having said that

used to introduce an opposing statement after making a point

dicho esto

dicho esto

Ex: The new software update promises improved functionality; having said that, some users have reported encountering compatibility issues with certain devices. 
hogwash
hogwash
[Sustantivo]

an absurd idea or discussion

tonterías, sandeces

tonterías, sandeces

hokum
hokum
[Sustantivo]

a stupid argument, discussion, etc.

tontería

tontería

to hold
to hold
[Verbo]

to have a specific opinion or belief about someone or something

sostener, mantener

sostener, mantener

Ex: He holds radical views on economic reform. 

Él mantiene puntos de vista radicales sobre la reforma económica.

to [hold] it against {sb/sth}

to have a negative opinion about someone because of their actions in the past

achacar, echar en cara

achacar, echar en cara

Ex: Despite the errors, they decided not to hold it against the employee in the performance review. 
to [hold] {one's} peace

to remain silent and not express one's opinion

guardar silencio, quedarse callado

guardar silencio, quedarse callado

Ex: Sometimes it's wiser to hold your peace rather than escalate a conflict. 
horseshit
horseshit
[Sustantivo]

blatant nonsense or obvious lies

tonterías, pamplinas

tonterías, pamplinas

Ex: She called his conspiracy theory complete horseshit. 

Ella calificó su teoría de conspiración como tonterías completas.

how's that?

used to inquire about someone's opinion of something

por qué

por qué

Ex: I tried adding more spice to the recipehow's that? 
hue
hue
[Sustantivo]

a type of attitude, belief, or opinion one has

color

color

Ex: The community embraced people of all hues, fostering a diverse environment. 

La comunidad acogió a personas de todos los matices, fomentando un entorno diverso.

to [have] second thoughts

to start doubting a decision and begin to wonder whether it is the right or best thing to do

tener dudas, replanteárselo

tener dudas, replanteárselo

Ex: I'm having second thoughts about buying such an expensive car. 

Estoy teniendo dudas sobre comprar un coche tan caro.

to hunker down

to hold on to one’s opinions or position, especially when confronted by unfavorable circumstances or criticism

mantenerse en sus trece, no dar el brazo a torcer

mantenerse en sus trece, no dar el brazo a torcer

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