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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Estados y Cualidades Favorables

Aprende vocabulario avanzado de CPE para estados y cualidades favorables, incluidas condiciones beneficiosas, rasgos positivos, ventajas, bienestar y características deseables.

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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
of the first water

(of a diamond or pearl) of the finest or rarest quality

de primerísima calidad, finísimo

de primerísima calidad, finísimo

Ex: Collectors will pay a fortune for a gem of the first water. 

Los coleccionistas pagan una fortuna por una gema de primerísima calidad.

propitious
propitious
[Adjetivo]

having a high probability of producing a successful result

propicio

propicio

Ex: The team's meticulous planning and preparation created a propitious environment for a successful presentation. 

La meticulosa planificación y preparación del equipo creó un entorno propicio para una presentación exitosa.

sanguine
sanguine
[Adjetivo]

having a confident, hopeful, and positive outlook for the future

optimista

optimista

Ex: His sanguine outlook helped the team stay motivated during tough times. 

Su perspectiva optimista ayudó al equipo a mantenerse motivado durante los tiempos difíciles.

sumptuous
sumptuous
[Adjetivo]

having a rich and luxurious quality

suntuoso

suntuoso

Ex: The hotel's presidential suite boasted sumptuous furnishings, a private terrace, and breathtaking views. 

La suite presidencial del hotel presumía de muebles suntuosos, una terraza privada y vistas impresionantes.

dapper
dapper
[Adjetivo]

(typically of a man) stylish and neat in appearance, often characterized by well-groomed attire and attention to detail

elegante

elegante

Ex: Despite his casual attire, he always managed to look dapper with his well-coordinated outfits. 

A pesar de su atuendo casual, siempre lograba verse elegante con sus conjuntos bien coordinados.

to exult
to exult
[Verbo]

to rejoice greatly or celebrate very cheerfully

exultar

exultar

Ex: The fans exulted in their team’s unexpected comeback win. 

Los aficionados exultaban por la inesperada victoria de su equipo.

exultation
exultation
[Sustantivo]

an intense and uplifting feeling of great happiness or triumph

exultación, júbilo

exultación, júbilo

Ex: He felt a surge of exultation after hearing the good news. 

Sintió una exultación intensa después de escuchar la buena noticia.

frugal
frugal
[Adjetivo]

careful to not spend money in an unnecessary or wasteful way

frugal

frugal

Ex: Despite his wealth, he maintains a frugal lifestyle, avoiding extravagant purchases. 

A pesar de su riqueza, mantiene un estilo de vida frugal, evitando compras extravagantes.

urbane
urbane
[Adjetivo]

sophisticated, refined, and exudes confidence from extensive social experience

urbano, cortés

urbano, cortés

Ex: She had an urbane way of handling even the most difficult conversations. 

Ella tenía una forma urbana de manejar incluso las conversaciones más difíciles.

aesthetic
aesthetic
[Adjetivo]

relating to the enjoyment or appreciation of beauty or art, especially visual art

estético

estético

Ex: Their aesthetic priorities influenced the use of neutral palettes and organic materials in the redesign. 

Sus prioridades estéticas influyeron en el uso de paletas neutras y materiales orgánicos en el rediseño.

salient
salient
[Adjetivo]

standing out due to its importance or relevance

destacado

destacado

Ex: The guide pointed out the salient landmarks during the city tour, ensuring visitors didn't miss the key attractions. 

El guía señaló los hitos destacados durante el recorrido por la ciudad, asegurándose de que los visitantes no se perdieran las atracciones clave.

boon
boon
[Sustantivo]

something that is beneficial or advantageous, like a blessing or favor that is granted

bendición

bendición

Ex: The invention of the internet has been a boon to communication, making it easier for people to connect and share information across the globe. 

La invención de Internet ha sido una bendición para la comunicación, facilitando que las personas se conecten y compartan información en todo el mundo.

rarefied
rarefied
[Adjetivo]

having an elevated quality, either morally or intellectually, that is far above the ordinary

refinado, elevado

refinado, elevado

Ex: His poetry reaches a rarefied level of beauty and insight. 

Su poesía alcanza un nivel exquisito de belleza y perspicacia.

feather in {one's} cap

a thing that someone takes pride in, such as an accomplishment, honor, etc.

motivo de orgullo, gran logro

motivo de orgullo, gran logro

Ex: Publishing her first novel was another feather in her cap. 

Publicar su primera novela fue otro motivo de orgullo para ella.

fortuitous
fortuitous
[Adjetivo]

happening unexpectedly in a way that brings good fortune or benefit

fortuito

fortuito

Ex: The timing of the job offer was fortuitous, arriving just as he was about to give up. 

El momento de la oferta de trabajo fue fortuito, llegando justo cuando estaba a punto de renunciar.

palatial
palatial
[Adjetivo]

grand, luxurious, or spacious enough to evoke the style of a palace

suntuoso

suntuoso

Ex: The billionaire's yacht was palatial. 

El yate del multimillonario era palaciego.

amorous
amorous
[Adjetivo]

suggestive of sexual desire

apasionado

apasionado

Ex: The novel was filled with amorous encounters and passionate longing. 

La novela estaba llena de encuentros amorosos y anhelos apasionados.

ardor
ardor
[Sustantivo]

strong enthusiasm or passionate eagerness, often for a cause, goal, or activity

ardor, fervor

ardor, fervor

Ex: The soldiers trained with ardor to prepare for the mission. 

Los soldados se entrenaron con ardor para prepararse para la misión.

august
august
[Adjetivo]

impressive and worthy of respect

augusto

augusto

Ex: As the eldest member of the family, she held an august position at every gathering. 
blithe
blithe
[Adjetivo]

appearing cheerfully untroubled by problems or difficulties

alegre

alegre

Ex: The group of friends walked down the beach with a blithe energy, playfully splashing each other and reveling in the sunshine. 

El grupo de amigos caminaba por la playa con una energía despreocupada, salpicándose juguetonamente y deleitándose con el sol.

boisterous
boisterous
[Adjetivo]

marked by a lack of control or discipline

bullicioso

bullicioso

Ex: His boisterous laughter disrupted the quiet library. 

Su risa bulliciosa interrumpió la biblioteca tranquila.

consonance
consonance
[Sustantivo]

a musical quality where tones or chords blend smoothly, producing a sense of stability or pleasantness

consonancia, armonía

consonancia, armonía

Ex: The duet achieved consonance in every phrase. 

El dúo logró la consonancia en cada frase.

au courant
au courant
[Adjetivo]

knowledgeable about the latest information, trends, or developments

al día,  informado

al día, informado

Ex: As a journalist, it's crucial to remain au courant with the latest news. 

Como periodista, es crucial mantenerse al corriente con las últimas noticias.

elysian
elysian
[Adjetivo]

so beautiful, perfect, or delightful that it seems divinely inspired

elíseo, divinamente inspirado

elíseo, divinamente inspirado

Ex: Her voice had an Elysian quality that moved the audience to tears. 

Su voz tenía una calidad elisea que conmovió al público hasta las lágrimas.

idyllic
idyllic
[Adjetivo]

(of a place or setting) extremely beautiful, peaceful, and perfect in a way that seems like it is from an idealized picture or story

idílico

idílico

Ex: The idyllic village nestled in the valley was untouched by modernization. 

El pueblo idílico enclavado en el valle estaba intacto por la modernización.

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