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Detailed Translations for console from English to Spanish
console:
Conjugations for console:
present
- console
- console
- consoles
- console
- console
- console
simple past
- consoled
- consoled
- consoled
- consoled
- consoled
- consoled
present perfect
- have consoled
- have consoled
- has consoled
- have consoled
- have consoled
- have consoled
past continuous
- was consoling
- were consoling
- was consoling
- were consoling
- were consoling
- were consoling
future
- shall console
- will console
- will console
- shall console
- will console
- will console
continuous present
- am consoling
- are consoling
- is consoling
- are consoling
- are consoling
- are consoling
subjunctive
- be consoled
- be consoled
- be consoled
- be consoled
- be consoled
- be consoled
diverse
- console!
- let's console!
- consoled
- consoling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the console
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the console
– A framework for hosting administrative tools, such as Microsoft Management Console (MMC). A console is defined by the items in its console tree, which might include folders or other containers, World Wide Web pages, and other administrative items. A console has windows that can provide views of the console tree and the administrative properties, services, and events that are acted on by the items in the console tree. 1
Translation Matrix for console:
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Wiktionary Translations for console:
console
Cross Translation:
verb
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to comfort
- console → consolar
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• console | → consolar | ↔ troosten — als iemand verdriet of pijn heeft deze persoon geestelijke steun geven |
• console | → consola | ↔ Konsole — Computer: Fenster zum Eingeben von SkriptBefehl |
• console | → consola | ↔ Konsole — SteuerungsGerät: elektronisches Gerät zum Einstellen diverser Funktionen |
• console | → consola | ↔ Konsole — Unterhaltungselektronik: ein Gerät zum Abspielen von Videospielen |
• console | → consolar; aliviar | ↔ consoler — soulager quelqu’un dans son affliction par des discours, par des soins, ou de quelque autre manière que ce être. |
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