Here is the generated bilingual HTML translation for the word “Benevolent” from English to Spanish:**Word**
English: Benevolent
Pronunciation: /bɛnəˈvɒlənt/ (ben-uh-vol-ent)
Spanish: Benévolo
Pronunciation: /ben.eˈβolo/ (beh-neh-voh-loh)**Definition**
English:
1. Having or showing a kind and generous disposition: a benevolent dictator.
2. Doing or providing good offices; charitable: benevolent acts.
3. Having or showing a kindly and generous inclination, especially towards people in need.Spanish:
1. Tener o mostrar un carácter amable y generoso: un dictador benévolo.
2. Hacer o proporcionar bienes; caritativo: actos benévolos.
3. Tener o mostrar una inclinación amable y generosa, especialmente hacia las personas necesitadas.**Examples**English:
1. The rich philanthropist was known for his benevolent acts supporting local charities.
2. The hospital is staffed by a team of benevolent professionals who care for the patients.
3. The benevolent ruler worked to improve the lives of his subjects.Spanish:
1. El filántropo rico era conocido por sus actos benévolos que apoyaban a las caridades locales.
2. El hospital cuenta con un equipo de profesionales benévolos que cuidan a los pacientes.
3. El gobernante benévolo trabajó para mejorar la vida de sus súbditos.**Synonyms**
English:
1. Generous
2. Kind
3. Charitable
4. Compassionate
5. Philanthropic
6. HumanitarianSpanish:
1. Generoso
2. Amable
3. Caritativo
4. Compasivo
5. Filantrópico
6. Humanitario**Antonyms**
English:
1. Malicious
2. Wicked
3. Cruel
4. Heartless
5. Unkind
6. UncharitableSpanish:
1. Malvado
2. Perverso
3. Cruel
4. Inhumano
5. Desagradable
6. Desconsiderado**Common Phrases**
English:
1. “To do good, benevolently”
Spanish:
1. “Hacer bien, con benevolencia”**Conjugations** (if applicable)
N/A**Word of the Day**
English: Word of the Day – Benevolent
Spanish: Palabra del Día – BenévoloPlease note that I translated the text from English to Spanish, ensuring the accuracy and consistency of the translation.
