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moderate
[ˈmɒdərɪt]
sustantivo
1moderado(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (política)
adjetivo
2moderado(a)
  • to be a moderate drinker -> beber or tomar moderadamente (Am)
verbo transitivo [ˈmɒdəreɪt]
3moderar (one's demands, zeal)
verbo intransitivo
4moderar, hacer de moderador (Formal) (at meeting)

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moderate [mo-de-rit]
adjetivo
1habitualmente lento o pausado en el pensar, hablar o accionar. (Familiar) (m)
1Moderar, limitar, restringir, reprimir; mantener en ciertos límites.
2Moderar, templar, modificar, calmar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Moderarse, hacerse menos intenso, menos violento; calmarse, apaciguarse. (n)
4Presidir, ejercer las funciones de presidente en una reunión. (n)
va.

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moderate
[ˈmɒdərɪt] ?
adjective
1 (not excessive) [+amount, speed, wind, heat, success] moderado; [+price] módico; [+ability] regular; mediano; [+improvement, achievement] regular
moderate exercise during pregnancy is healthy
bake the fish in a moderate oven hacer el pescado al horno a una temperatura moderada; she is a moderate drinker bebe con moderación
2 (Pol) (not extreme) [+leader, views, policies] moderado;
[ˈmɒdərɪt] ?
noun
(Pol) moderadoamoderada;a moderada (m) (f)
[ˈmɒdəreɪt]
verb:transitive
1 (adjust) [+speed, behaviour, language, temperature] moderar; [+anger] aplacar
2 (reduce) [+one's demands] moderar
Chancellor Kohl asks labor unions to moderate their pay demands they can force landlords to moderate their demands for rent increases
3 (act as moderator for) [+discussion, debate] moderar
[ˈmɒdəreɪt]
verb:intransitive
1 [+weather] moderarse; [+anger] aplacarse; [+wind, storm] amainar; calmarse
the bad weather had moderated
2 (arbitrate) moderar; hacer de moderador

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Verb Conjugation for "moderate"

Imperative
  • moderate
  • you moderate
  • he/she moderates
  • we moderate
  • you moderate
  • they moderate
Preterite
  • I moderated
  • you moderated
  • he/she moderated
  • we moderated
  • you moderated
  • they moderated
Present Continuous
  • I am moderating
  • you are moderating
  • he/she is moderating
  • we are moderating
  • you are moderating
  • they are moderating
Present Perfect
  • I have moderated
  • you have moderated
  • he/she has moderated
  • we have moderated
  • you have moderated
  • they have moderated
Past Continuous
  • I was moderating
  • you were moderating
  • he/she was moderating
  • we were moderating
  • you were moderating
  • they were moderating
Past Perfect
  • I had moderated
  • you had moderated
  • he/she had moderated
  • we had moderated
  • you had moderated
  • they had moderated
Future
  • I will moderate
  • you will moderate
  • he/she will moderate
  • we will moderate
  • you will moderate
  • they will moderate
Future Perfect
  • I will have moderated
  • you will have moderated
  • he/she will have moderated
  • we will have moderated
  • you will have moderated
  • they will have moderated
Future Continuous
  • I will be moderating
  • you will be moderating
  • he/she will be moderating
  • we will be moderating
  • you will be moderating
  • they will be moderating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been moderating
  • you have been moderating
  • he/she has been moderating
  • we have been moderating
  • you have been moderating
  • they have been moderating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been moderating
  • you will have been moderating
  • he/she will have been moderating
  • we will have been moderating
  • you will have been moderating
  • they will have been moderating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been moderating
  • you had been moderating
  • he/she had been moderating
  • we had been moderating
  • you had been moderating
  • they had been moderating

moderar
transitive verb
1to moderate (templar, atenuar); to reduce (velocidad)
  • modere el consumo de alcohol -> you should try to avoid drinking excessive amounts of alcohol
  • modere su velocidad -> reduce speed (en cartel)
2to chair (debate)
moderarse
pronomial verb
1to restrain oneself
  • moderarse en algo -> to moderate something

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moderar [mo-day-rar’]
article & verb transitive
1To moderate, to regulate, to adjust, to restrain (violencia), to curb, to repress.
verb reflexive
2To become moderate, to refrain from excesses.
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moderar
verbo:transitivo
1 (controlar) [+impulsos, emociones] to restrain; control
tendrás que moderar tus deseos
 [+violencia, deseo] to curb; control; [+ambición, opiniones, actitud] to moderate
no había forma de que moderara sus impulsos se vio obligado a moderar su actitud ante la vida
lo convencieron para que moderara su postura they persuaded him to moderate his position
Clinton ha tenido que moderar su postura con respecto a temas como la gislación sobre las armas de fuego esta crisis ha servido para moderar el conservadurismo del primer ministro Lo miro el guardia de arriba abajo, moderando su actitud ante el distinguido aspecto de su interlocutor
he tenido que moderar mis aspiraciones I've had to lower my sights
 [+palabras, lenguaje, tono] to tone down; mind
ambos líderes han ido moderando su lenguaje both leaders have gradually toned down their language; por favor, caballero, modere sus palabras please, sir, mind your language; moderen su lenguaje en este tribunal I will not have such language in court
/Están moderando su lenguaje/ porque saben que es el único modo de seguir ganando votos
2 (reducir) [+gastos, consumo] to cut; reduce; [+velocidad] to reduce; [+tensión] to ease
Es difícil pensar que un nuevo Gobierno socialista vaya a moderar los gastos por prestaciones sociales el acuerdo alcanzado con los gobiernos autonómicos para moderar el gasto sanitario con esa dieta moderará el consumo de legumbres y verduras
medidas para moderar la inflación measures to curb cut reduce inflation;oo
un instrumento de gran eficacia a la hora de moderar la inflación la reducción del déficit es la condición necesaria para moderar las tasas de inflación han aumentado los tipos de interés para moderar el crecimiento y evitar presiones inflacionistas una política que modera el crecimiento de la industria
modere su velocidad reduce your speed; slow down
tómate algo que te modere el estrés las benzodiacepinas moderan la ansiedad y la tensión necesita algo que modere la crueldad de su conciencia moral
marcha
3 [+debate, coloquio] to chair; moderate
la mesa redonda fue moderada por Jesús Sánchez the round table was chaired by Jesús Sánchez
le encargaron moderar el coloquio el debate tuvo que ser moderado por dos personas el coloquio será moderado por Jesús Hermida
verbo:pronominal
moderarse
1 [+persona] to restrain o.s.; control o.s.
prometo moderarme más la próxima vez I promise to restrain control myself a bit more next time;o iba a decir una grosería, pero me moderaré I was going to say a rude word but I won't
iba a poner "puñetera vez", pero me modero
tuvo que moderarse en sus palabras he had to tone down his language; hemos tenido que moderarnos un poco en los gastos we've had to cut down our spending a little
Bueno me moderaré, ya que mi mano tiembla ante una acusacion por calumnias
2 [+inflación, precio]
se están moderando los precios prices are being kept in check being held back;o la inflación se moderó relativamente inflation slowed slightly
los precios de las materias primas vuelven a moderarse

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Verb Conjugation for "moderar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo modero moderé moderaba moderaré modere
Tú moderas moderaste moderabas moderarás moderes
Ella/Él/Usted modera moderó moderaba moderará modere
Nosotros moderamos moderamos moderábamos moderaremos moderemos
Vosotros moderáis moderasteis moderabais moderaréis moderéis
Ellos/Ustedes moderan moderaron moderaban moderarán moderen
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