Tends (in English) 🔊
Tender (in Spanish) 🔊
Definitions
1. (verb) (General)
Tends (To direct one’s attention, interest, or concern towards something.)
— She tends to worry about trivial things.
2. (verb) (General)
Tuber (To take care of a plant or animal, especially by giving it food and water.)
— He tends the garden every day.
3. (verb) (General)
Tenor (To maintain or preserve something in a particular state or condition.)
— The climate tends to get warmer in the summer.
4. (verb) (General)
Tendency (A natural or acquired inclination or tendency towards something.)
— She has a tendency to procrastinate.
5. (verb) (General)
Tenacious (Showing determination or stubbornness in one’s attitude or behavior.)
— He’s tenacious in his pursuit of justice.
Synonyms for Tends
Antonyms for Tends
Examples of Tends
English | Spanish |
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She tends to worry about nothing. | Ella tiende a preocuparse por nada. |
He tends the garden on weekends. | Él cuida el jardín los fines de semana. |
They tends to avoid crowded places. | Ellos tienden a evitar lugares concurridos. |
The climate tends to get warmer in the summer. | El clima tiende a calentarse más en el verano. |
Common Phrases
English | Spanish |
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“Follow your heart, it tends to lead you in the right direction.” | “Sigue tu corazón, tiende a llevarte en la dirección correcta.” |
“It tends to rain in the spring.” | “Tiende a llover en la primavera.” |
“He tends to be very honest with his friends.” | Él tiende a ser muy honesto con sus amigos. |
“The company tends to be very competitive.” | La empresa tiende a ser muy competitiva. |
Conjugations for “Tends“
Tense | Conjugation |
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Present | tender, tendes, tiende, tendemos, tendéis, tienden |
Past | tendí, tendiste, tendió, tendimos, tendisteis, tendieron |
Future | tenderé, tenderás, tenderá, tendremos, tenderéis, tenderán |
Word of the Day
Tender – Tends
Usage: The nurse tenderly cared for the newborn baby. – La enfermera cuidó con ternura al bebé recién nacido.