Translation of The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources. to Spanish

Syntax analysis

knowingVerb, gerund

howQuestion adverb

toPreposition (To)

hideVerb, infinitive

yourPossessive pronoun

sourcesNoun (plural)

.Punctuation, sentence ender

secret noun

1. Something that should remain hidden from others (especially information that is not to be passed on).

The government kept the secret of the military operation classified, only sharing it with a select few who needed to know. El gobierno mantuvo el secreto de la operación militar clasificado, compartiéndolo solo con un grupo seleccionado de personas que necesitaban saber.

2. Information known only to a special group.

The secret society had been keeping their plans hidden from the public, but a whistleblower revealed the truth to the press. La sociedad secreta había estado guardando sus planes ocultos del público, pero un denunciante reveló la verdad a los medios de comunicación.

3. Something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained.

The phenomenon of ball lightning, which appeared in the middle of the forest without warning, was considered a secret by scientists who couldn't explain its origin or behavior. El fenómeno de la luz bola, que se presentó en el centro del bosque sin previo aviso, fue considerado un secreto por científicos que no podían explicar su origen o comportamiento.

creativity noun

1. The ability to create.

The artist's creativity was evident in the way she combined seemingly disparate elements to create a unique piece of art. La creatividad del artista fue evidente en la forma en que combinó elementos aparentemente dispares para crear una pieza de arte única.

The company values creativity among its employees, encouraging them to think outside the box and develop innovative solutions to complex problems. La empresa valora la creatividad entre sus empleados, los anima a pensar fuera del cuadro y desarrollar soluciones innovadoras para problemas complejos.

The teacher recognized her student's exceptional creativity by assigning him a project that allowed him to explore his imagination and bring new ideas to life. La profesora reconoció la creatividad excepcional de su estudiante al asignarle un proyecto que le permitió explorar su imaginación y dar vida a nuevas ideas.

hide verb

1. Prevent from being seen or discovered.

The detective tried to hide the evidence from the prosecution team by storing it in a secure location. El detective intentó ocultar la evidencia del equipo de investigación almacenándola en un lugar seguro.

2. Be or go into hiding.

After receiving threats from her stalker, Sarah decided to hide in a safe house until the police could catch the perpetrator. Después de recibir amenazas de su perseguidor, Sarah decidió esconderse en una casa segura hasta que la policía pudiera atrapar al responsable.

3. Cover as if with a shroud.

The mourners decided to hide the deceased's face with a veil, according to their cultural tradition. Los dolientes decidieron esconder el rostro del fallecido con un velo, según su tradición cultural.

4. Make undecipherable or imperceptible by obscuring or concealing.

The detective tried to hide the evidence of the crime by burying it in a remote location. El detective intentó esconder la prueba del crimen enterrándola en un lugar remoto.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I hide.
You	You hide.
He/She/It	He/She/It hides.
We	We hide.
You	You hide.
They	They hide.

Complete conjugation.