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3 Translation results for moderate in Spanish

adjective | noun | verb

moderate adjective

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moderado

Example sentences of
moderate adjective

  • •Her doctor recommended moderate exercise.
  • •There were moderate levels of chemicals in the lake.
  • •drinking moderate amounts of coffee
  • •Most of these medicines relieve mild to moderate pain.
  • •a family of moderate income
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  • •a book of moderate length
  • •The group met with only moderate success.
  • •a writer of moderate talent
  • •The hotel offers comfortable rooms at moderate prices.
  • •Both moderate Democrats and moderate Republicans can agree on this new law.
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Synonyms of
moderate adjective

temperate

Detailed synonyms for moderate adjective

Moderate, temperate significan que no es excesivo en grado, cantidad o intensidad.
  • Moderate suele connotar la ausencia o el evitar de todo exceso <a moderate rate of speed>.
  • Temperate connota una limitación o restricción deliberada, y es opuesto a inordinate e intemperate <a temperate climate>.
    antonyms: intemperate, inordinate
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moderate noun

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moderates
moderado, -da

Example sentences of
moderate noun

  • •Moderates from both political parties have agreed on an economic plan.
  • •to the community's detriment, moderates were often shouted down at town meetings by the local hotheads
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moderate verb

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moderated, has moderated, is moderating, moderates
moderar, temperar; moderarse, calmarse; fungir como moderador (en un debate, etc.)

Example sentences of
moderate verb

  • •The protesters have been unwilling to moderate their demands.
  • •She moderates at our office meetings.
  • •She moderates our discussions so that we don't argue or talk at the same time.
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Synonyms of
moderate verb

qualify, temper, restrain, curb, abate, subside, wane, ebb, weaken, calm

Detailed synonyms for moderate verb

1. Moderate, qualify, temper, restrain, curb significan modificar para evitar extremos o para mantener dentro de ciertos límites.
  • Moderate recalca la reducción de lo que es excesivo, sin alcanzar necesariamente un nivel óptimo <the bright sun moderated the chill in the air>.
  • Qualify pone el énfasis en una reducción que define y que limita de modo más preciso <qualified her praise with some criticism>.
  • Temper indica el acomodar para satisfacer una necesidad o requisito especial, y connota con frecuencia una adición que contrapesa o mitiga <the good economic news was tempered by warnings>.
    antonyms: intensify
  • Restrain connota refrenarse de actuar o de irse a los extremos <tried to restrain his reckless friends>.
  • Curb sugiere controlar, limitar o reducir algo <took pills to curb her appetite>.
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2. See: Abate
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Reverse translation for moderate

moderado  - moderate 
moderado
moderar  - to temper, to moderate, to curb, to reduce, to chair (a meeting) 
temperar  - to have a change of air, to temper, to moderate 
moderarse  - to restrain oneself, to diminish, to calm down 
calmarse  - to calm down 
fungir como moderador  (en un debate, etc.)
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