mention

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mencionar

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mention
[ˈmenʃən]
sustantivo
1mención (f)
  • to make mention of something -> hacer mención de algo
verbo transitivo
2mencionar
  • to mention somebody in one's will -> mencionar or incluir a alguien en el testamento
  • not to mention… -> por no mencionar…
  • now that you mention it -> ahora que lo dices
  • don't mention it! -> ¡no hay de qué!

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mention [men-shon]
sustantivo
1Mención, recuerdo, alusión.
va. Mencionar, hacer mención de; aludir, nombrar sin describir, hablar de.

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mention [ˈmenʃən] ?
noun
1 mención; (f)
the mere mention of his name exasperates me la sola mención de su nombre me saca de quicio
at the mention of food, she looked upat al oír que se mencionaba comida, levantó la vista
it got a mention in the newsgot lo mencionaron en las noticias
my contribution didn't even get a mention two of the losers deserve special mention at the community centre, mention of funds produces pained looks the first mention of the word appears in a book published in 1698
to make mention of sth/sbmake mencionar algo/a algn; hacer mención de algo/algn
the statement made no mention of casualties no mention was made of playing golf her book makes no mention of him she tactfully made no mention of the impending divorce he made special mention of the Mourne family in his tribute his memorandum made no mention of what ought to be done if Hitler refused the communique made no mention of how the fund would be financed military communiques have made little mention of the damage inflicted in the south
there was no mention of any surchargeno no se mencionó ningún recargo adicional; no se hizo mención de ningún recargo adicional
honourable
2 (Mil) citación; (f)
for that act of bravery he received a mention in dispatches
verb:transitive
mencionar
I will mention it to him se lo mencionaré; se lo diré; he mentioned to me that you were coming me mencionó comentó que venías;or I've never heard him mention his father nunca le he oído mencionar mentar a su padre;or too numerous to mention demasiado numerosos para mencionar
he didn't mention the accident he mentioned several names there are no pubs worth mentioning it's not worth mentioning I mention this fact only because ... Brigadier Ferguson was mentioned in the report as being directly responsible did he mention me at all? I asked you not to mention it did he mention any particular date?
he has been mentioned as a potential candidateas se ha hecho alusión a él se le ha aludido como posible candidato;or
don't mention it to anyonedon't no se lo digas a nadie
don't mention it! (in reply to thanks) ¡de nada!; ¡no hay de qué!
"thanks for the lift" - "don't mention it!"
I need hardly mention that ...hardly ni que decir tiene que ...; no es necesario decir que ...
I need hardly mention that this is strictly confidential
just mention my namename basta con decir mi nombre
he didn't mention any names no dijo dio los nombres;or
[not] to mention ...
they make so much mess, not to mention the noisenot lo dejan todo patas arriba, y no digamos ya el ruido que arman
the audience, not to mention the bewildered cast, were not amused
to mention sb in one's willwill dejar algo a algn en el testamento; legar algo a algn
as for your father, he won't be mentioned in my will without mentioning any names
it's worth mentioning that ...worth merece la pena mencionar que ...
dispatch

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Verb Conjugation for "mention"

Imperative
  • mention
  • you mention
  • he/she mentions
  • we mention
  • you mention
  • they mention
Preterite
  • I mentioned
  • you mentioned
  • he/she mentioned
  • we mentioned
  • you mentioned
  • they mentioned
Present Continuous
  • I am mentioning
  • you are mentioning
  • he/she is mentioning
  • we are mentioning
  • you are mentioning
  • they are mentioning
Present Perfect
  • I have mentioned
  • you have mentioned
  • he/she has mentioned
  • we have mentioned
  • you have mentioned
  • they have mentioned
Past Continuous
  • I was mentioning
  • you were mentioning
  • he/she was mentioning
  • we were mentioning
  • you were mentioning
  • they were mentioning
Past Perfect
  • I had mentioned
  • you had mentioned
  • he/she had mentioned
  • we had mentioned
  • you had mentioned
  • they had mentioned
Future
  • I will mention
  • you will mention
  • he/she will mention
  • we will mention
  • you will mention
  • they will mention
Future Perfect
  • I will have mentioned
  • you will have mentioned
  • he/she will have mentioned
  • we will have mentioned
  • you will have mentioned
  • they will have mentioned
Future Continuous
  • I will be mentioning
  • you will be mentioning
  • he/she will be mentioning
  • we will be mentioning
  • you will be mentioning
  • they will be mentioning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mentioning
  • you have been mentioning
  • he/she has been mentioning
  • we have been mentioning
  • you have been mentioning
  • they have been mentioning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mentioning
  • you will have been mentioning
  • he/she will have been mentioning
  • we will have been mentioning
  • you will have been mentioning
  • they will have been mentioning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mentioning
  • you had been mentioning
  • he/she had been mentioning
  • we had been mentioning
  • you had been mentioning
  • they had been mentioning
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