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Decisión, Sugerencia y Obligación - Hacer una Sugerencia 1

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con hacer una sugerencia, como "hint", "failing" y "challenge".

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Words Related to Decision, Suggestion, and Obligation
to advance
to advance
[Verbo]

to propose an idea or theory for discussion

presentar

presentar

Ex: In the academic conference, the researcher advanced a groundbreaking theory that challenged existing notions in the field. 

En la conferencia académica, el investigador avanzó una teoría innovadora que desafiaba las nociones existentes en el campo.

alternatively
alternatively
[Adverbio]

as a second choice or another possibility

alternativamente

alternativamente

Ex: The meeting can be scheduled for Monday, or alternatively, on Wednesday to accommodate everyone's availability. 
always
always
[Adverbio]

as an available alternative when other options fail

siempre

siempre

Ex: If the paint color looks wrong, we can always repaint. 

Si el color de la pintura parece incorrecto, siempre podemos volver a pintar.

(at|on) {one's} suggestion

according to someone else's suggestion

a sugerencia suya

a sugerencia suya

Ex: We decided to visit the museum at his suggestion. 
to bespeak
to bespeak
[Verbo]

to indicate or show something

denotar, indicar

denotar, indicar

better
better
[Adjetivo]

more suitable or effective compared to other available options

mejor

mejor

Ex: It might be better to wait until the weather clears. 

Podría ser mejor esperar hasta que el tiempo mejore.

to bring forward

to suggest something for discussion or consideration

presentar

presentar

Ex: The employee brought forward a cost-saving suggestion to the management. 

El empleado presentó una sugerencia de ahorro de costos a la gerencia.

can
can
[Verbo]

used to present an offer or suggestion

poder

poder

Ex: You can try restarting the computer first. 
challenge
challenge
[Sustantivo]

an invitation or call to engage in a contest, competition, or fight

desafío, reto

desafío, reto

Ex: She accepted the challenge to a debate. 

Ella aceptó el desafío de un debate.

to challenge

to invite someone to compete or strongly suggest they should do something, often to test their abilities or encourage action

desafiar

desafiar

Ex: The professor challenges his students with thought-provoking assignments. 

El profesor desafía a sus estudiantes con tareas que invitan a la reflexión.

connotation
connotation
[Sustantivo]

an idea, feeling, or meaning that is implied, suggested, or associated with a word or expression beyond its literal definition

connotación

connotación

Ex: Literary analysis often explores the connotations of words. 
to connote
to connote
[Verbo]

to implicitly convey something such as an idea, feeling, etc. in addition to something's basic meaning

connotar

connotar

Ex: His choice of formal language in the email connotes professionalism and seriousness. 

Su elección de lenguaje formal en el correo electrónico connota profesionalismo y seriedad.

could
could
[Verbo]

used to present an offer or recommendation

[verbo poder en condicional simple]

[verbo poder en condicional simple]

failing
failing
[Preposición]

‌used to present an alternative suggestion in case something does not happen or succeed

a falta de

a falta de

Ex: Failing a resolution to the conflict, mediation may be necessary. 

Si no se logra una resolución del conflicto, puede ser necesaria la mediación.

to float
to float
[Verbo]

to bring suggestions, plans, or ideas forward for further consideration

presentar, sugerir

presentar, sugerir

Ex: The department head chose to float a proposal for a new project management system. 

El jefe de departamento optó por presentar una propuesta para un nuevo sistema de gestión de proyectos.

for what it is worth

used before a comment or opinion to indicate that the speaker is sharing it, even though they may not be sure of its value or significance

por si sirve de algo, si te sirve de algo

por si sirve de algo, si te sirve de algo

Ex: For what it's worth, everyone seemed impressed with your presentation. 

Si te sirve de algo, todos parecían impresionados con tu presentación.

to hazard
to hazard
[Verbo]

to state an opinion, guess, suggestion, etc. even though there are chances of one being wrong

aventurar, arriesgar

aventurar, arriesgar

Ex: He hesitated to hazard a guess about the project's success. 

Dudó en arriesgar una conjetura sobre el éxito del proyecto.

to hint
to hint
[Verbo]

to indirectly suggest something

insinuar, dar a entender

insinuar, dar a entender

Ex: The author skillfully hinted at the plot twist throughout the novel, keeping readers engaged until the surprising conclusion. 

El autor hábilmente insinuó el giro argumental a lo largo de la novela, manteniendo a los lectores comprometidos hasta la sorprendente conclusión.

hint
hint
[Sustantivo]

a slight suggestion or piece of advice that shows how a problem is solved

indirecta

indirecta

Ex: He dropped a hint about his favorite restaurant, hoping his friends would suggest it for dinner. 
how about
how about
[Frase]

used to inquire information about someone or something

¿Qué te parece...?

¿Qué te parece...?

Ex: If you don't like coffee, how about tea? 
to hypothesize

to propose a theory or explanation based on limited evidence

hacer hipótesis, hipotetizar

hacer hipótesis, hipotetizar

Ex: Before testing the new drug, pharmacologists hypothesized about its potential effectiveness in treating the medical condition. 

Antes de probar el nuevo medicamento, los farmacólogos hipotetizaron sobre su potencial eficacia en el tratamiento de la afección médica.

idea
idea
[Sustantivo]

a suggestion or thought about something that we could do

idea

idea

Ex: Let's brainstorm and come up with creative ideas for the marketing campaign. 

Hagamos una lluvia de ideas y propongamos ideas creativas para la campaña de marketing.

implicit
implicit
[Adjetivo]

suggesting something without directly stating it

implícito

implícito

Ex: Emily's implicit agreement to help was evident in her willingness to rearrange her schedule. 
implicitly
implicitly
[Adverbio]

in a way that is understood or suggested without being directly stated

implícitamente

implícitamente

Ex: The decision was implicitly communicated through the manager's actions. 

La decisión fue implícitamente comunicada a través de las acciones del gerente.

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