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Opinión y Argumento - Formar o Expresar una Opinión 6

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con formar o expresar una opinión, como "tide", "theory" y "swing".

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Words Related to Opinion and Argument
to take
to take
[Verbo]

to have or show a particular feeling, opinion, or reaction

entender

entender

Ex: She took an instant liking to him. 

Ella tomó un gusto instantáneo por él.

take
take
[Sustantivo]

the idea or opinion that is formed about something or the way one thinks of a situation

opinión

opinión

to [take] a dim view of {sth}

to disapprove of something or regard it negatively

ver con malos ojos, ver con desconfianza

ver con malos ojos, ver con desconfianza

Ex: She took a dim view of his careless handling of the project. 
take it or leave it

used to show that one does not care if one's offer is accepted or rejected one will not negotiate further

alguien puede tomarlo o dejarlo

alguien puede tomarlo o dejarlo

Ex: I can sell you the car for $10,000, take it or leave it. 
to [take] {sth} into consideration

to give thought to a certain fact before making a decision

tener en cuenta, tomar en consideración

tener en cuenta, tomar en consideración

Ex: The jury will take the defendant's previous good conduct into consideration during sentencing. 
tendentious
tendentious
[Adjetivo]

stating a cause or opinion that one strongly believes in, particularly one that causes a lot of controversy

tendencioso

tendencioso

Ex: The tendentious nature of the speech divided the audience. 

La naturaleza tendenciosa del discurso dividió a la audiencia.

tendentiously
tendentiously
[Adverbio]

in a way that promotes or expresses a controversial opinion, especially one that many people do not agree with

de modo tendencioso

de modo tendencioso

tendentiousness
tendentiousness
[Sustantivo]

the act of strongly expressing or supporting a particular opinion, especially one that many people disagree with

tendenciosidad

tendenciosidad

that said
that said
[Frase]

used to introduce statement that is in contrast to what one previously stated

dicho esto, dicho lo cual

dicho esto, dicho lo cual

Ex: The economy is struggling.  That said, house prices rose slightly last month. 
theory
theory
[Sustantivo]

an idea, opinion, or belief that one perceives to be true, although it remains to be proved

teoría

teoría

there is (something|a lot|much) to be said for {sth}

used to highlight the advantages something has

hay algo que decir a su favor

hay algo que decir a su favor

then again
then again
[Frase]

used to add a statement that contradicts what one has just said

por otra parte

por otra parte

Ex: The hike seems risky in this weather. Then again, we're already here. 
thesis
thesis
[Sustantivo]

a statement that someone presents as a topic to be argued or examined

tesis

tesis

Ex: The scientist proposed the thesis that the presence of a certain enzyme is correlated with the development of the disease. 

El científico propuso la tesis de que la presencia de una determinada enzima está correlacionada con el desarrollo de la enfermedad.

to think
to think
[Verbo]

to have a type of belief or idea about a person or thing

pensar

pensar

Ex: I think that the company should focus on sustainability. 

Yo pienso que la empresa debería centrarse en la sostenibilidad.

to [think] for {oneself}

to rely on no one in making decisions or forming opinions

pensar por uno mismo

pensar por uno mismo

Ex: She was proud of her ability to think for herself in difficult situations. 
thinking
thinking
[Sustantivo]

the set of opinions or ideas that one has about something

pensamiento, ideas

pensamiento, ideas

to [think] better of {sth}

to decide against doing something upon reconsideration

cambiar de opinión, reconsiderar

cambiar de opinión, reconsiderar

Ex: They considered going on a spontaneous road trip, but after assessing the potential risks, they thought better of it and decided to plan it more thoroughly. 
to [think] the world of {sb}

to be extremely fond of someone or greatly admire them

tener a alguien en alta estima, querer mucho a alguien

tener a alguien en alta estima, querer mucho a alguien

Ex: I think the world of you. 

Te tengo en muy alta estima.

thoughtcrime
thoughtcrime
[Sustantivo]

a controversial way of thinking that is considered socially unacceptable or criminal

crimental

crimental

thought police
thought police
[Sustantivo]

a group of individuals who aim to seize control of people’s beliefs or opinions

policía del pensamiento

policía del pensamiento

tide
tide
[Sustantivo]

the general trend or movement in public opinion, social attitudes, or events

corriente, ola

corriente, ola

Ex: Economic reform is riding a tide of popular approval. 

La reforma económica está montando una marea de aprobación popular.

to {one's} mind

in someone's personal opinion

a mi juicio

a mi juicio

Ex: The solution, to my mind, is too simplistic 
to {one's} way of thinking

based on one’s opinion

a (mi,  tu

a (mi, tu

Ex: The policy seems fair, but to my way of thinking, it needs adjustments. 
turnaround
turnaround
[Sustantivo]

a complete or unexpected change in someone's attitude, opinion, or behavior

giro, vuelco

giro, vuelco

uncommunicative
uncommunicative
[Adjetivo]

not open to sharing thoughts or information

poco comunicativo, reservado

poco comunicativo, reservado

Ex: The uncommunicative nature of the new employee made it difficult for the team to understand his ideas. 

La naturaleza poco comunicativa del nuevo empleado hizo difícil para el equipo entender sus ideas.

unequivocal
unequivocal
[Adjetivo]

expressing one's ideas and opinions so clearly that it leaves no room for doubt

inequívoco, claro

inequívoco, claro

Ex: The scientist provided an unequivocal explanation of the experiment's results. 

El científico proporcionó una explicación inequívoca de los resultados del experimento.

to vacillate

to be undecided and not know what opinion, idea, or course of action to stick to

vacilar

vacilar

Ex: They will be vacillating between various options before settling on a plan. 

Ellos estarán vacilando entre varias opciones antes de decidirse por un plan.

vacillation
vacillation
[Sustantivo]

the act of switching between two opinions, especially in an annoying way

vacilación, indecisión

vacilación, indecisión

value-free
value-free
[Adjetivo]

not influenced by personal opinions or subjective views

imparcial

imparcial

value-laden
value-laden
[Adjetivo]

influenced by subjective views or opinions

cargado de valor

cargado de valor

to ventilate

to publicly express one's opinions, feelings, or complaints

ventilar

ventilar

verdict
verdict
[Sustantivo]

an opinion given or a decision made after much consideration

veredicto, juicio

veredicto, juicio

Ex: The committee's verdict on the proposal was unanimous, signaling strong support for its implementation. 

El veredicto del comité sobre la propuesta fue unánime, lo que indica un fuerte apoyo para su implementación.

view
view
[Sustantivo]

a personal belief or judgment that is not based on proof or certainty

opinión,  punto de vista

opinión, punto de vista

Ex: He shared his view on the new legislation. 

Compartió su opinión sobre la nueva legislación.

virtue signaling
virtue signaling
[Sustantivo]

the act of making a positive impression on others by conveying one's social or political opinions publicly

señalización de la virtud, postureo ético

señalización de la virtud, postureo ético

vocal
vocal
[Adjetivo]

giving opinions loudly or freely

vocal, franco

vocal, franco

Ex: He became increasingly vocal about the need for better healthcare policies as the election approached. 

Se volvió cada vez más vocal sobre la necesidad de mejores políticas de salud a medida que se acercaban las elecciones.

vociferous
vociferous
[Adjetivo]

expressing feelings or opinions, loudly and forcefully

vociferante, vehemente

vociferante, vehemente

Ex: The protestors were vociferous in their demands for justice, chanting slogans and waving signs. 

Los manifestantes fueron vociferantes en sus demandas de justicia, coreando consignas y agitando pancartas.

voice
voice
[Sustantivo]

the right to give an opinion on something

voz

voz

Ex: Activists fight for marginalized groups to have a voice in decision-making processes, advocating for inclusivity and representation. 

Los activistas luchan para que los grupos marginados tengan una voz en los procesos de toma de decisiones, abogando por la inclusión y la representación.

to voice
to voice
[Verbo]

to express something verbally and openly, especially a feeling, opinion, etc.

expresar

expresar

Ex: In the classroom, the teacher created a supportive environment for students to voice their ideas and questions openly. 

En el aula, el profesor creó un ambiente de apoyo para que los estudiantes expresaran sus ideas y preguntas abiertamente.

volte-face
volte-face
[Sustantivo]

a complete and abrupt change of opinion or plan of action

cambio radical, cambio de orientación

cambio radical, cambio de orientación

to weigh in

to get involved in an argument, discussion, or activity and share one's opinions

intervenir

intervenir

Ex: Don't hesitate to weigh your experiences in when sharing your thoughts on the project. 

No dudes en participar con tus experiencias al compartir tus pensamientos sobre el proyecto.

to weigh up

to observe someone closely to evaluate their character, abilities, etc.

sopesar

sopesar

Ex: Before choosing a roommate, it's wise to weigh them up to ensure compatibility. 

Antes de elegir un compañero de piso, es prudente evaluarlo para garantizar la compatibilidad.

welcome
welcome
[Sustantivo]

the way that an idea, opinion, or a point of view is received or approved by people

acogida, recepción

acogida, recepción

would
would
[Verbo]

used to express an opinion about which one is not certain

tendría, sería

tendría, sería

Ex: They would likely support the initiative if it aligns with their values. 

Ellos estarían probablemente a favor de la iniciativa si se alinea con sus valores.

to write in

to write to an organization or a broadcasting company in order to express one's opinions or to ask for information

escribir

escribir

Ex: After the broadcast, listeners wrote their feedback in to the podcast host. 

Después de la transmisión, los oyentes escribieron a el presentador del podcast con sus comentarios.

you know what?

used to introduce something exciting or surprising

¿Sabes qué?

¿Sabes qué?

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