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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Generosidad, Amabilidad y Serenidad

Aprende vocabulario avanzado de CPE para la generosidad, la amabilidad y la compostura, incluyendo compasión, buena voluntad, calma, moderación, caridad y comportamiento considerado.

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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
altruistic
altruistic
[Adjetivo]

acting selflessly for the well-being of others, often prioritizing their needs over one's own

altruista, desinteresado

altruista, desinteresado

Ex: The altruistic organization focused on providing aid to communities in need. 

La organización altruista se centró en proporcionar ayuda a las comunidades necesitadas.

amenable
amenable
[Adjetivo]

very likely to be cooperative, agreeable, or accepting of a request or suggestion

dispuesto

dispuesto

Ex: The toddler was far more amenable after her nap than before it. 

El niño pequeño estaba mucho más dócil después de su siesta que antes.

aplomb
aplomb
[Sustantivo]

a type of manner that is composed and confident, often when one is facing a difficult situation

aplomo

aplomo

Ex: Her aplomb in dealing with the crisis impressed everyone. 

Su aplomo al lidiar con la crisis impresionó a todos.

clemency
clemency
[Sustantivo]

compassion shown by a person in authority, especially by reducing a punishment

clemencia

clemencia

Ex: The judge showed clemency due to the defendant's remorse. 

El juez mostró clemencia debido al remordimiento del acusado.

to commiserate

to express sympathy or pity, especially with someone who is experiencing misfortune, hardship, or sorrow

compadecerse

compadecerse

Ex: During the support group meeting, participants shared their experiences and commiserated with one another. 

Durante la reunión del grupo de apoyo, los participantes compartieron sus experiencias y se compadecieron unos de otros.

complaisant
complaisant
[Adjetivo]

eager to please, often showing a courteous attitude toward others

complaciente

complaciente

Ex: His complaisant nature made him a favorite among his colleagues. 

Su naturaleza complaciente lo hacía el favorito entre sus colegas.

conciliatory
conciliatory
[Adjetivo]

meaning to end a dispute or to stop or lessen someone's anger

conciliador

conciliador

Ex: They issued a conciliatory statement to resolve the ongoing conflict. 

Emitieron una declaración conciliatoria para resolver el conflicto en curso.

deference
deference
[Sustantivo]

considerate respect for another person's feelings or preferences

deferencia

deferencia

Ex: In deference to her friend's wishes, he changed the subject. 

Por deferencia a los deseos de su amiga, cambió de tema.

equable
equable
[Adjetivo]

calm and even-tempered

ecuánime

ecuánime

Ex: Despite the chaos around him, he spoke in an equable tone. 

A pesar del caos a su alrededor, habló con un tono equilibrado.

equanimity
equanimity
[Sustantivo]

the ability to maintain one's emotional balance and composure regardless of external circumstances

ecuanimidad

ecuanimidad

Ex: Facing the medical diagnosis with equanimity enabled her to process the implications clearly without panicking. 

Enfrentar el diagnóstico médico con ecuanimidad le permitió procesar las implicaciones claramente sin entrar en pánico.

halcyon
halcyon
[Adjetivo]

full of calmness, happiness, and prosperity

feliz

feliz

Ex: During the company's halcyon years, profits soared, and employees were highly satisfied. 

Durante los años halcyon de la compañía, los beneficios se dispararon y los empleados estaban muy satisfechos.

imperturbable
imperturbable
[Adjetivo]

consistently calm, restrained, and composed

imperturbable

imperturbable

Ex: His imperturbable nature made him the ideal candidate for the high-stress job. 

Su naturaleza imperturbable lo convertía en el candidato ideal para el trabajo de alta presión.

magnanimity
magnanimity
[Sustantivo]

great generosity in giving or in showing kindness, especially toward someone less powerful or a former opponent

magnanimidad, generosidad excepcional

magnanimidad, generosidad excepcional

Ex: The king's magnanimity toward the defeated army won him respect. 

La magnanimidad del rey hacia el ejército derrotado le ganó respeto.

phlegmatic
phlegmatic
[Adjetivo]

able to keep a calm demeanor and not get emotional easily

flemático

flemático

Ex: The phlegmatic officer handled the chaotic scene with impressive composure. 

El oficial flemático manejó la escena caótica con una compostura impresionante.

sobriety
sobriety
[Sustantivo]

a serious, earnest, or dignified manner

sobriedad, gravedad

sobriedad, gravedad

Ex: He addressed the audience with a sobriety that commanded attention. 

Se dirigió al público con una sobriedad que captaba la atención.

solicitous
solicitous
[Adjetivo]

displaying careful, watchful attention, often in a way that shows eagerness to help or please

solícito

solícito

Ex: Her solicitous manner made the elderly man feel truly cared for. 

Su manera solícita hizo que el anciano se sintiera verdaderamente cuidado.

tractable
tractable
[Adjetivo]

(of people or animals) easily controlled or influenced by external factors or authority

manejable

manejable

Ex: Despite its size, the horse was remarkably tractable and easy to handle. 

A pesar de su tamaño, el caballo era notablemente manejable y fácil de manejar.

laudable
laudable
[Adjetivo]

(of an idea, intention, or act) deserving of admiration and praise, regardless of success

loable, laudable

loable, laudable

Ex: Despite their differences, both parties agreed on the laudable objective of improving healthcare. 

A pesar de sus diferencias, ambas partes acordaron el objetivo loable de mejorar la atención médica.

magnanimous
magnanimous
[Adjetivo]

showing noble character and generosity of spirit, often linked to moral greatness and dignity

magnánimo, generoso

magnánimo, generoso

Ex: His magnanimous spirit was evident in his lifelong service to the poor. 

Su espíritu magnánimo era evidente en su servicio de por vida a los pobres.

munificent
munificent
[Adjetivo]

showing generosity in respect of one's possessions, such as time, money, etc.

generoso

generoso

Ex: Their munificent contributions helped rebuild the town after the devastating flood. 

Sus contribuciones muníficas ayudaron a reconstruir el pueblo después de la devastadora inundación.

obeisance
obeisance
[Sustantivo]

behavior that expresses respect, submission, or duty toward someone in authority or of higher status

obediencia

obediencia

Ex: The villagers showed obeisance to the elder by following her guidance without question. 

Los aldeanos mostraron obediencia a la anciana siguiendo su guía sin cuestionar.

curtsy
curtsy
[Sustantivo]

a formal gesture of respect or greeting, performed by women or girls, involving a slight lowering of the body by bending the knees

reverencia

reverencia

Ex: Her curtsy was deep and elegant, just as she had practiced. 

Su reverencia fue profunda y elegante, tal como había practicado.

to revere
to revere
[Verbo]

to feel deep respect or admiration for someone or something

reverenciar

reverenciar

Ex: In certain cultures, people revere historical landmarks as symbols of heritage and tradition. 

En ciertas culturas, las personas veneran los monumentos históricos como símbolos de herencia y tradición.

docile
docile
[Adjetivo]

accepting guidance, control, or direction easily and without resistance

dócil

dócil

Ex: Despite its large size, the docile elephant calmly allowed the zookeeper to guide it back into its enclosure. 

A pesar de su gran tamaño, el elefante dócil permitió con calma que el cuidador lo guiara de vuelta a su recinto.

venerable
venerable
[Adjetivo]

worthy of great respect due to age, wisdom, or character

venerable

venerable

Ex: He was honored to meet the venerable elder, who had witnessed many changes in their lifetime. 

Se sintió honrado de conocer al venerable anciano, que había presenciado muchos cambios en su vida.

succor
succor
[Sustantivo]

help that someone gives to another in difficult situations

socorro

socorro

Ex: She sought succor from her friends after losing her job. 

Ella buscó socorro en sus amigos después de perder su trabajo.

to cosset
to cosset
[Verbo]

to treat someone with an excessive amount of care and indulgence

mimar

mimar

Ex: The grandparents cosseted their grandchildren during their visit. 

Los abuelos mimaron a sus nietos durante su visita.

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