What is 'motivos' called in English?

'motivos' in English is called "Sakes". Sakes refers to: Forma plural de 'sake', refiriéndose a los propósitos o razones por las cuales se hace algo.

How do you pronounce 'Sakes' and 'motivos'?

Listen to clear English audio pronunciation of 'Sakes' and native Spanish audio speech for 'motivos' with bilingual sentence examples on DictBridge.

English: "For goodness sakes, just tell me what happened!" | Spanish: "¡Por el amor de Dios, solo dime qué pasó!"

noun · interjection

English to Spanish Dictionary

nounmotivos

interjectioncielos

Sinónimos:razonesfines

motivos in English:sakes

Phonetic:sakes

Plural: sakes

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de sakes en español es motivos, cielos. (Forma plural de 'sake', refiriéndose a los propósitos o razones por las cuales se hace algo.)

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noun
motivos
"Sakes" is the plural form of "sake", referring to the purposes or reasons for which something is done.
Forma plural de 'sake', refiriéndose a los propósitos o razones por las cuales se hace algo.
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interjection
cielos
Used in exclamatory phrases like "for goodness sakes" to express strong emotion, such as exasperation, surprise, or urgency.
Usado en frases exclamatorias como 'por el amor de Dios' para expresar una emoción fuerte, como exasperación, sorpresa o urgencia.

casual

“For goodness sakes, just tell me what happened!”

¡Por el amor de Dios, solo dime qué pasó!

casual

“For heaven's sakes, can't you be quiet for a moment?”

¡Por Dios, ¿no puedes estar callado un momento?!

In Spanish:

razonesfines

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nounsake

for goodness sakesexpression

An exclamation used to express exasperation, surprise, or urgency.

for heaven's sakesexpression

An exclamation similar to "for goodness sakes", used to express strong emotion.

for pity's sakesexpression

An exclamation used to express strong emotion, often frustration or a plea for mercy.