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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
affiliation
affiliation
[Sustantivo]

a connection between a person, group, or organization and another entity, often involving membership, support, or shared identity

afiliación, pertenencia

afiliación, pertenencia

Ex: Her affiliation with the university gave her access to research grants. 
affinity
affinity
[Sustantivo]

a strong and natural liking or sympathy toward someone or something

afinidad

afinidad

Ex: She felt an instant affinity with the new student, recognizing a shared love for literature. 
allure
allure
[Sustantivo]

the quality of attracting someone by being fascinating and glamorous

atracción, atractivo

atracción, atractivo

Ex: She possessed an undeniable allure that captivated everyone around her. 
amalgam
amalgam
[Sustantivo]

a combination or blend of different things

amalgama

amalgama

Ex: Her art is an amalgam of various styles, merging abstract and realism in a unique way. 
to amalgamate

to combine different things, often diverse elements, into a single, unified whole

amalgamar

amalgamar

Ex: The chef sought to amalgamate unique flavors in the dish, creating a delightful taste. 
to annex
to annex
[Verbo]

to attach a document to another, especially in formal or legal writings

adjuntar, añadir

adjuntar, añadir

Ex: The additional terms were annexed to the main contract for clarity. 
to append
to append
[Verbo]

to fix or connect one object to another so that it hangs from or is joined to it

sujetar, fijar

sujetar, fijar

Ex: The ID badge was appended to a lanyard around his neck. 
to cohere
to cohere
[Verbo]

to bring separate elements together so they form an organized, harmonious, or unified result

cohesionar, unificar

cohesionar, unificar

Ex: The editor cohered the scattered articles into a cohesive magazine issue. 
to collate
to collate
[Verbo]

to arrange things in the proper format or order

poner en orden

poner en orden

Ex: As part of the publishing process, the editor will collate the manuscript to ensure that the pages are in the right order. 
collation
collation
[Sustantivo]

the process of putting pages, documents, or other items into the correct numerical, logical, or sequential order

colación, ensamblaje

colación, ensamblaje

Ex: The printer handles automatic collation of multi-page documents. 
to concatenate

to connect or join multiple items, events, or ideas so that they form a continuous sequence

concatenar

concatenar

Ex: The filmmaker concatenated short clips to create a single documentary. 
concerted
concerted
[Adjetivo]

carried out jointly by multiple individuals or groups

concertado

concertado

Ex: The team made concerted efforts to meet the project deadline, working together to overcome challenges. 
to conglomerate

to collect, combine, or cluster separate things into one body or unit

aglomerar, conglomerar

aglomerar, conglomerar

Ex: Clouds conglomerated over the horizon before the storm. 
conglomeration
conglomeration
[Sustantivo]

a group or whole formed by gathering many different, often unrelated, items, ideas, or elements together

aglomeración, conglomerado

aglomeración, conglomerado

Ex: The market was a conglomeration of stalls selling food, clothes, and antiques. 
to consort
to consort
[Verbo]

to be in harmony with something in style, nature, purpose, or meaning

armonizar, concordar

armonizar, concordar

Ex: His behavior does not consort with his public promises. 
to convoke
to convoke
[Verbo]

to officially call people together for a meeting, assembly, or formal gathering

convocar, reunir

convocar, reunir

Ex: The president convoked a special session of parliament. 
nexus
nexus
[Sustantivo]

a closely connected group of people, things, or ideas

nexo

nexo

Ex: The company's expansion into multiple markets created a nexus of international business operations. 
to subsume
to subsume
[Verbo]

to include something within a larger category or idea

incluir, englobar

incluir, englobar

Ex: The theory of relativity subsumes Newtonian mechanics, as it encompasses and extends its principles. 
to clasp
to clasp
[Verbo]

to grip or hold tightly with one's hand

agarrar, sujetar

agarrar, sujetar

Ex: The child clasped the teddy bear tightly, finding comfort in its soft embrace. 
correlation
correlation
[Sustantivo]

a mutual relationship between things, where one tends to influence the other

correlación

correlación

Ex: The correlation between screen time and attention span is still debated. 
to congeal
to congeal
[Verbo]

(of ideas, feelings, or groups) to take definite form

concretarse, tomar forma

concretarse, tomar forma

Ex: Over time, the team's plan congealed into a clear strategy. 
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