Translation for "to inseminate" to spanish

To inseminate

verb

• inseminar

Translation examples

inseminar verb

Not just the great eruption of the sun that ejaculates its gusts of light to inseminate the world.
No sólo la gran erupción del sol que eyacula sus ráfagas de luz para inseminar al mundo.

Of course, the rams are brighter, but even they are demeaned by the idiotic females they have to associate with and inseminate.
Por supuesto, los carneros son más inteligentes, pero hasta ellos se ven degradados por las hembras idiotas con las que tienen que tratar e inseminar.

This beauty from Nature’s standpoint had been serviceable, merely—enough to attract a member of the opposite sex for insemination.
Para la naturaleza, esa belleza tenía un valor meramente práctico: debía ser la justa para que un miembro del sexo opuesto se sintiera atraído por ellas y las inseminara.

And in the end, they decided to stay with the Serophene, and he talked to her about trying artificial insemination with Sam's sperm the following month, if he'd agree, to give the egg and the sperm a better chance to “meet up,”
Al final decidieron continuar con la progesterona. El médico sugirió inseminar artificialmente a Alex con el esperma de Sam, para dar mayor oportunidad a los espermatozoides de «encontrarse» con el óvulo.

The pediatrician’s advice to them was that they have some of the boy’s semen frozen and stored, so that when he became a man and got married, he could artificially inseminate his wife and have children of his own.
El pediatra les aconsejaba que hicieran congelar y almacenar algo de semen del muchacho, de modo que cuando llegase a adulto y se casase pudiese inseminar a su mujer artificialmente y tuviera hijos propios.

But unlike Onan, who can’t inseminate anybody without orgasm, Onan’s hypothetical woman (the woman he should have been inside) can conceive without having the big O, a fact recognized by Aristotle but forgotten for centuries.
Pero, a diferencia de Onán, que no puede inseminar a nadie sin tener un orgasmo, la hipotética mujer de éste (la mujer a quien debería haber penetrado) puede concebir sin disfrutar del gran O (así, con mayúscula), hecho reconocido ya por Aristóteles pero olvidado durante siglos.