tame
BrE /teɪm/ AmE /teɪm/
adjective, verb en → es
an animal that has been trained to live with people and be controlled by them
domesticado, acostumbrado a la vida con humanos
Collocations tame animal
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She has a tame parrot that can talk.
Ella tiene un loro doméstico que puede hablar.
to make an animal less wild and more gentle or easy to control
domesticar, acostumbrar a ser manso
- tame something
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He tamed the wild horse.
Domesticó el caballo salvaje.
to make a person less excited or angry and more calm and controlled
calmar, domar
- tame somebody
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She tried to tame her anger.
Ella intentó calmar su ira.
to make something less difficult or complicated, or easier to understand
simplificar, hacer más fácil de entender
- tame something
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We need to tame the complexity of this project.
Necesitamos simplificar la complejidad de este proyecto.
to make a situation less serious or threatening, or to reduce the intensity of something
mitigar, reducir la intensidad de algo
- tame something
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The government is trying to tame inflation.
El gobierno está intentando mitigar la inflación.
to make a problem or difficulty less severe, or to reduce the impact of something negative
mitigar, reducir el impacto de algo negativo
- tame something
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They are working to tame the effects of climate change.
Están trabajando para mitigar los efectos del cambio climático.
to make a situation or problem less severe, or to reduce the impact of something negative
mitigar, reducir el impacto de algo negativo
- tame something
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The new law aims to tame the spread of misinformation.
La nueva ley busca mitigar la propagación de desinformación.
to make a situation or problem less severe, or to reduce the impact of something negative
mitigar, reducir el impacto de algo negativo
- tame something
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They are trying to tame the risks associated with new technology.
Están intentando mitigar los riesgos asociados con la nueva tecnología.