Verbos con letra i

Identify –(aidentifai), va. identificar .   identity – s. identidad. -and identifies factors  -If you identify with the above statements, drop me a note.  –si te identificas con los enunciados de arriba. -Do you still identify as "male"? -those individuals can feel more certain that those attending will be able to identify with them. -This list might be for you if you identify as one of the following and want to talk to others your own age in similar situations... -I didn't have the psychological sophistication to be able to identify it and at that time.

Ignore – (ignor),va. Ignorar, desconocer.   -Ignore the new invoice. -I ignore their interests and talk about my own. -where I am ignored for twenty minutes. -Yes, but I have gotten used to ignoring them. – pero he conseguido soler ignorarlas.

Imagine – va. imaginar, idear.  vn. imaginar, fantasear. -We can just imagine the tension rising within Martha’s heart. -I have to shut the door and imagine nobody will interrupt -I was quite amazed to find it was a lot easier than I had imagined it would be. -I was imagining that this was the technique I would want for myself. -This frightened and stressed me a lot imagining I would end up in some communal ward -Advanced knowledge of XHTML, CSS, and of digital imaging and illustration with Adobe.

Imitate – (imiteit),va. imitar.     s.- imitación. -He would sometimes imitate the way they did things. -and how we can imitate it. - I opened the door to find my dearest friend doing her best to imitate a corpse.  -You don't actually have to do it-- just imitate the sound.

Impair – (imper),va. empeorar.       impairment – s. deterioro. - EpiLight uses pulsed light to remove hair and impair hair regrowth.. -by pills needs to have regular checkups to test for impaired liver function. -When severe psychiatric disorders with impaired reality testing--such as, schizophrenia, dissociative identity disorder,

Imply- (implai),va. implicar, significar, querer decir. -He is much more open-minded about these matters than his answers would imply. -He said it doesn't necessarily imply homosexuality, -This implies that we are moving forward. -of behavior that implies superiority. -therefore, there can be no guarantee either expressed or implied, as to the result of this surgery since the practice of medicine is not an exact science.

Impress- va. impresionar, imprimir.  s.- impresión, señal. impression-s. impresión, estampa.     impressive- a. impresionante.   -I thanked her and tried to impress her with the urgency of the situation. -And she also manages to impress in dramas. -Our free Catalog will very likely impress you. -People are impressed that our free Consumer Information Catalog lists so many -I was impressed by how lovely it was. -His hard work and attention to detail impressed me. -Mary seemed very impressed that I had taken the time to prepare for this,

Improve – (impruv), va.vn.  mejorar, perfeccionar.      improvement – s. mejora.  -Learn how to improve yours. -and to improve my reading ability, -There are therapy programs that can improve fluency. -  fluidez -is gradually increased as fluency improves. -Those results improved to 87% satisfactory results -so I'm hoping for a bit more improvement. -I ate bits and pieces of all three meals they bring me today, so my appetite must be improving. -Things are now improving fairly rapidly:

Improvise – (improvais),va. improvisar.  (PENDIENTE)

Include – (inklud),va. incluir, contener.     including – a.  incluyente.  -Low monthly payments include standard text books and instruction. -Crafted in full color and painstaking detail, each includes a satin hang ribbon.

Indicate – (indikeit), va. indicar, señalar.     indication – s.indicación, señal. -Please indicate what operations you plan in the future to assist in -In this view, "n" indicates the patient's navel. – En esta inspección, "n" indica el ombligo del paciente. -Demonstrated competence in psychotherapy as indicated by a license to practice medicine, psychotherapy, clinical social work.

Indulge –(indaldsh), va. acceder a, mimar, conceder, dar rienda suelta.     vn. (con -in-)entregarse a.  -Ordinary people indulge in activities they never would, -Fire up the computer and indulge in musical arcade games. -they indulge during the holidays, five-foot, -she still takes time to indulge her skin with shea-butter (cosmetic), - I indulged myself with a quick tour of the facility. -Sure, it would be an indulgence. – seria toda una entrega.

Inherit – va. heredar.  vn. suceder como heredero. -When a woman inherits a mutation in his gene – Cuando una mujer hereda una mutación en este gen. -If you might have inherited a genetic mutation that indicates a higher risk. -Every female inherited two X chromosomes, just like today.

Initiate- (inishieit), va. iniciar, comenzar.    a.s.-iniciado. -As these children mature into full adulthood and initiate independent clinical relationships, -The psychotherapy sessions initiate a developmental process. -Even if you initiated the split, (in the Marriage breakup), you should try to talk about it. -Make reasonable efforts to stop "bots" or "spiders" from initiating requests for Paid Listings or executing click through on Paid Listings.

Inquire –(inkuair), va.vn.  preguntar, averiguar.     inquiry – s.   pregunta. -You may inquire about selling and promotion methods. -More information will be provided when you inquire, please include photos and resume with inquiry... -Talk to your hosting.  Inquire if the package you paid for comes with a domain space. -to do this on a totally elective basis without psychological screening... (If, however you know of one, let me know, since I get a lot of inquiries.) -I would have asked about general anesthesia or about an epidural anesthetic, if either were available. I never in inquired about this, though. -My flight was full, but I recommend inquiring with the airline before leaving about getting an empty seat or seats next to you.

Insist – (insist),vn. insistir, persistir.  insistency -s. insistencia.     -She even tried to insist that "her" surgical results were better than mine. -If they insist on more details, then I point out things out with technical medical words.. -Wal-Mart insisted that the cashier use the men's washroom -It seems the emergency room physician on staff that night insisted on admitting a Bronchitis patient. -So insistent was Brenda on going to the bathroom -The SOC committee is wary of insistence on some minimum number of psychotherapy sessions.

Inspire- (inspair), va.vn. inspirar, animar.     inspiring-a. inspirador, alentador.        -Today, we are no longer powerless against old ideas that inspire fear, guilt or shame.  -He inspires all the guests with fury and madness. -News blog The Grio, who called attention to her awe-inspiring journey through education and her career. - This is so inspiring - I found this note truly inspirational.

Install – va. instalar, colocar.    -Install Kodak software before connecting the camera. – Instala -then click the install icon -See the instructions to install the software. -I installed windows 98 SE (second edition) -which is installed on a Property for the purpose of collecting Customer Data,

Instill –(instil), va. inculcar, infundir. -A constant routine will instill confidence in your stroke.  -I try to instill a strong work ethic in the boys.

Instruct – (instract),va. instruir.     Instruction-s. instrucción, educación.    -I was instructed by the nursing staff to not dilute it with juice to make it more palatable. -He instructed me on how to insert it and left. -I sat up and was instructed on how to wear a support -removing the bag and instructing me to uncap it every two hours or so. -I trust you will find this site instructive and helpful for whatever purposes bring you here.

Insult- (insolt),  va.s. insultar, insulto.    Insulting-a. insultante.  -She’d felt that her only recourse was to insult him. -Melanie insults her old friends and neglects her family. -In one email from a complainer, who felt she should also try to insult me at the same time -it had to be done with her, as it was obvious she was intent upon being insulting (when I never insulted her personally in any way, of course)

Intend –(intend), va. intentar, tener intención de. -I intend to get a job as a technician. -Maluf, who intends to run for governor or president in 2002, -As she intended, her book made the people who hated slavery -It is NOT intended to be a general FAQ about the subject, but simply MY responses to specific questions I've been asked. -about one person, intended to provide information on a specific subject, -with simple drawings of each stage and an image of the intended result. -This is just one of the many other pages I've put together. It's intended to be humorous... -Both the soaks and gravity are intended to help reduce the swelling. -The parties hereto, in consideration of the mutual obligations set forth hereinafter and intending to be legally bound, hereby agree as follows:

Interfere –(intoerfir), vn. interferir, inmiscuirse.   Interfering-s. intervención, obstáculo, interrupción.   -I will allow you no opportunity to interfere with my plans. -If you don’t stop interfering, we’ll have to restrict your contact with her.

Interrupt – (interapt), va. interrumpir.  -Do not interrupt. -Sorry to interrupt, but I have a question -I hate to interrupt, but could you be more specific. -You don't want to be interrupted.

Intervene – (intoervin),vn. intervenir.    Intervening-a. interventor, intermedio.   -Family had tried to intervene, she said, but those efforts were unsuccessful. -As a result, he intervened to protect him. -How have you fared over the intervening years, socially and psychologically?

Introduce – (introdius),va.  presentar, introducir.           -Finally she gets off the phone and I introduce myself.  "You're early", she says, and I reply, "Not really". -I introduce myself and tell her not to talk, that we can get to know each other later. -(v) use, post, transmit or introduce any device, software or routine which interferes or attempts to interfere with the operation of the Service or the Software; -I got introduced to you -Introducing three exciting new Savory Selections flavors.

Intrude- (intrud), va. meter, forzar.   vn. inmiscuirse, intrusarse, entremeterse.    Intruder-s. intruso. (PENDIENTE)

Invent – va.  inventar, idear.         invention - s. invención, invento.  -he invented mechanisms to reduce friction -They never invented any kind of writing or counting. -I have had to personally give careful consideration to how I've invented my internet presence. -For this reason, it's usually best to hedge in the direction of saying less, rather than inventing more.

Invest – va. invertir, emplear dinero.    investment – s. inversión.  -We will have to invest in new machinery. -For 90 years we’ve been helping people like you invest for retirement astutely. -Invest in a good camera, please. -You may wish to invest in the graduated set available from Intelligence Engineering, -Today, I do not invest my energy in fear - I choose life. - invest in the only method proven permanent for over a century: -Money invested in equipment.

Investigate –(investigeit), va. investigar, indagar.      Investigating-a. investigador.     investigator – s. investigador, indagador. -Rape Relief also argued that the Commission had taken so long to investigate the complaint that the complaint should be dismissed. -But neither one has been investigated prospectively. -that word has gotten me into trouble and has gotten me investigated by agencies that think I am trying to work -They also are investigating a separate incident. -It fell to the ethics consultant to try to resolve the impasse by investigating the issues and making a recommendation.

Invite – (invait),va. invitar, compartir.          invitation – s.invitación, convite.    inviting- a. atractivo, seductivo. -or who may invite you -The Digest invites people to share their stories. -We invited a lot of people. – invitamos a muchas personas -Toward the end of his first term, President Nixon invited the Russians -The doctor invited your father -In the summer months the large in-ground swimming pool in the fenced in backyard is an inviting place to lounge and relax. -And you need to help each other, even to the point of inviting others to observe their work.

Involve – (invalv),va. envolver, involucrar, enrollar, implicar. -because it’s always nice to involve the fans. -but using those may involve thousands of hours of practice. -Most other jobs, however, will involve some work. -If your partner has been sexually involved with someone before you. -Get involved in a pet cause. – Envuélvete en una causa de mascota; o consigue envolverte en causa de mascotas. -Apparently Dr. Myltzer also allows an alternative bowel prep, involving drinking lots of water, -They also are investigating a separate incident involving a guard who allegedly -Eldh et al (1997) reviewed the Stockholm experience from the period 1965-1995, involving 136 patients. -marriages for immigration purposes and defines marriage as an institution involving a “man” and a “woman.”

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