abate

abate
[əˈbeɪt]
verbo intransitivo
1amainar (storm, wind); remitir (pain); disminuir (noise)

abate [a-béit]
1Minorar, disminuir, bajar, rebajar (to reduce).
2Abatir, contristar.
3Abolir, hacer cesar (un abuso).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Menguar, disminuirse o minorarse alguna cosa, ir a menos, ceder, anular, derribar, apoderarse de, irse disminuyendo, calmarse (storm); amainar (wind); bajar (flood); moderarse (violence). (n)
5Anular, revocar. (Foro; Forense) (n)
6Humillar. (Metafórico) (n)
  • The fever begins to abate -> la fiebre empieza a remitir
va.

abate [əˈbeɪt]
verb:intransitive
[+wind, storm] amainar; [+fever] bajar; [+flood] retirarse; bajar; [+noise] disminuir; [+anger] aplacarse; [+pain, symptoms] remitir; [+enthusiasm] moderarse
as her symptoms abated, the focus of treatment shifted
inflationary pressures are abating ceden remiten las presiones inflacionistas;or
verb:transitive
(Jur) [+noise, pollution] (eliminate) eliminar; (reduce) disminuir
he has denied three charges of failing to abate a nuisance the company admitted failing to comply with a notice under the 1974 Control of Pollution Act to abate a noise nuisance up to 90 percent of all penalties can be abated, and so taxpayers who are facing these penalties may have up to five chances to fight them despite the company's previous agreement to abate the hazards

Verb Conjugation for "abate"

Imperative
  • abate
  • you abate
  • he/she abates
  • we abate
  • you abate
  • they abate
Preterite
  • I abated
  • you abated
  • he/she abated
  • we abated
  • you abated
  • they abated
Present Continuous
  • I am abating
  • you are abating
  • he/she is abating
  • we are abating
  • you are abating
  • they are abating
Present Perfect
  • I have abated
  • you have abated
  • he/she has abated
  • we have abated
  • you have abated
  • they have abated
Past Continuous
  • I was abating
  • you were abating
  • he/she was abating
  • we were abating
  • you were abating
  • they were abating
Past Perfect
  • I had abated
  • you had abated
  • he/she had abated
  • we had abated
  • you had abated
  • they had abated
Future
  • I will abate
  • you will abate
  • he/she will abate
  • we will abate
  • you will abate
  • they will abate
Future Perfect
  • I will have abated
  • you will have abated
  • he/she will have abated
  • we will have abated
  • you will have abated
  • they will have abated
Future Continuous
  • I will be abating
  • you will be abating
  • he/she will be abating
  • we will be abating
  • you will be abating
  • they will be abating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been abating
  • you have been abating
  • he/she has been abating
  • we have been abating
  • you have been abating
  • they have been abating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been abating
  • you will have been abating
  • he/she will have been abating
  • we will have been abating
  • you will have been abating
  • they will have been abating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been abating
  • you had been abating
  • he/she had been abating
  • we had been abating
  • you had been abating
  • they had been abating

abate
masculine noun
1abbé (title given to French or Italian priest)

abate [ah-bah’-tay]
noun
1Father. (m)
  • El abate Pierre -> Father Pierre

abate
sustantivo:masculino
(Religión) (humorístico) father; abbé

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