noble
/ˈnoble/, [ˈno.β̞le]noble
Adjective noble (plural nobles)
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Los esperantistas son guiados por un noble ideal.
Esperantists are guided by a noble ideal.
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El sufrimiento tiene un propósito noble: la evolución de la conciencia y la quema del ego.
Suffering has a noble purpose: the evolution of the consciousness and the burning up of the ego.
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¡Qué corazón noble que tiene ese buen hombre!
What a noble heart that good man has!
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Él tiene una mente noble.
He has a noble mind.
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Eugene conseguirá el premio Ig Noble por su contribución a la literatura.
Eugene will get the Ig Noble prize for his contribution to literature.
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Ellos debieron haber tenido una mente noble.
They should have a noble mind.
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Un enorme monumento fue erigido en honor al noble patriota.
An immense monument was erected in honor of the noble patriot.
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Él viene de una familia noble.
He springs from a noble family.
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El alma humana anhela algo noble.
The human soul longs for something noble.
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Él ha nacido de una familia noble.
He was born into a noble family.
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