motivo
/moˈtibo/, [moˈt̪i.β̞o]reason
Noun motivo m (plural motivos)
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reason, ground, motive
- no sé por qué motivo
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I don't know for what reason
Verb motivo
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First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of motivar.
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En muchos países, ser gay es motivo de encarcelamiento.
In many countries, being gay is a cause for imprisonment.
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¿Cuál fue su motivo para hacerlo?
What was his motive for doing it?
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Él me insultó sin motivo.
He insulted me without reason.
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No tengo ningún motivo para mentirte.
I have no reason to lie to you.
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Por algún motivo, la gente me ha estado evadiendo como a la plaga desde el momento que volví de la India.
For some reason, people have been avoiding me like the plague ever since I got back from India.
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Algunas personas discuten sin absolutamente ningún motivo.
Some people quarrel for no reason at all.
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Empecé a subir de peso sin motivo.
I've suddenly started to gain weight.
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¿Cuál es el motivo para aquella mentira?
What is the reason for that lie?
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Tuve un buen motivo para hacer aquello.
I had a good reason to do that.
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Tom no podía pensar en ninguna motivo por el que él no debiera quedarse.
Tom could think of no reason why he shouldn't stay.
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