(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
I'm astounded that the dinosaur documentary didn't even have a mention of Mary Anning.Estoy asombrado de que el documental de dinosaurios no hiciera ni siquiera una mención a Mary Anning.
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
The activist received an honorable mention for her struggle for inclusion at the university.La activista recibió una mención honorífica por su lucha por la inclusión en la universidad.
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g. I bought a book.).
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
the mere mention of his name exasperates mela sola mención de su nombre me saca de quicio
at the mention of food, she looked upal oír que se mencionaba comida, levantó la vista
it got a mention in the newslo mencionaron en las noticias
my contribution didn't even get a mentiontwo of the losers deserve special mentionat the community centre, mention of funds produces pained looksthe first mention of the word appears in a book published in 1698
to make mention of sth/sbmencionar algo/a algn;hacer mención de algo/algn
the statement made no mention of casualtiesno mention was made of playing golfher book makes no mention of himshe tactfully made no mention of the impending divorcehe made special mention of the Mourne family in his tributehis memorandum made no mention of what ought to be done if Hitler refusedthe communique made no mention of how the fund would be financedmilitary communiques have made little mention of the damage inflicted in the south
there was no mention of any surchargeno se mencionó ningún recargo adicional;no se hizo mención de ningún recargo adicional
for that act of bravery he received a mention in dispatches
transitive verb
mencionar
I will mention it to himse lo mencionaré;se lo diré;he mentioned to me that you were comingme mencionó or comentó que venías;I've never heard him mention his fathernunca le he oído mencionar or mentar a su padre;too numerous to mentiondemasiado numerosos para mencionar
he didn't mention the accidenthe mentioned several namesthere are no pubs worth mentioningit's not worth mentioningI mention this fact only because ...Brigadier Ferguson was mentioned in the report as being directly responsibledid he mention me at all?I asked you not to mention itdid he mention any particular date?
he has been mentioned as a potential candidatese ha hecho alusión a él or se le ha aludido como posible candidato
don't mention it to anyoneno 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 ...ni que decir tiene que ...;no es necesario decir que ...
I need hardly mention that this is strictly confidential
just mention my namebasta con decir mi nombre
he didn't mention any namesno dijo or dio los nombres
[not] to mention ...
they make so much mess, not to mention the noiselo 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 willdejar algo a algn en el testamento;legar algo a algn
as for your father, he won't be mentioned in my willwithout mentioning any names
it's worth mentioning that ...merece la pena mencionar que ...
