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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
to accrue
to accrue
[Verbo]

(particularly related to money) to gradually increase in amount or number

acumularse

acumularse

Ex: Interest accrues on the savings account, allowing the balance to grow steadily over the years. 
accretion
accretion
[Sustantivo]

the process of something growing or increasing slowly over time as new parts are added

acreción, acumulación gradual

acreción, acumulación gradual

Ex: The slow accretion of knowledge shaped her expertise. 
agglomeration
agglomeration
[Sustantivo]

the action of bringing separate things together into a single clustered whole

aglomeración, agrupación

aglomeración, agrupación

Ex: The rapid agglomeration of small villages created a sprawling city. 
to aggrandize

to make someone or something more powerful, important, or wealthy

engrandecer, aumentar

engrandecer, aumentar

Ex: The company's new policies are designed to aggrandize the CEO's influence. 
to amass
to amass
[Verbo]

to gather or come together into one group or place

acumular, congregar

acumular, congregar

Ex: Fans began to amass outside the stadium before the concert. 
affluence
affluence
[Sustantivo]

the state of having a large amount of money, valuable possessions, or other material resources

riqueza, opulencia

riqueza, opulencia

Ex: The family enjoyed a life of affluence in their luxurious mansion. 
capacious
capacious
[Adjetivo]

able to hold a large quantity

espacioso

espacioso

Ex: The capacious living room easily accommodated the large gathering of guests. 
commodious
commodious
[Adjetivo]

having plenty of space for movement and storage

espacioso

espacioso

Ex: Despite the car's compact exterior, the interior is commodious, offering ample legroom and cargo space. 
copious
copious
[Adjetivo]

very great in number or amount

copioso

copioso

Ex: After the rainfall, there were copious puddles on the streets. 
cornucopia
cornucopia
[Sustantivo]

the quality or state of being extremely abundant

cornucopia

cornucopia

Ex: The library provides a cornucopia of resources for students. 
to distend
to distend
[Verbo]

to expand, swell, or stretch beyond the normal or usual size

expandir

expandir

Ex: After a large meal, his stomach began to distend, causing discomfort. 
thumping
thumping
[Adjetivo]

having significant or impressive size and scale

rotundo, aplastante

rotundo, aplastante

Ex: The company celebrated a thumping success with the launch of its groundbreaking product, gaining widespread acclaim. 
flourish
flourish
[Sustantivo]

an impressive and successful act or period marked by achievement or excellence

florecimiento, auge

florecimiento, auge

Ex: The artist's career saw a remarkable flourish after her first gallery exhibition. 
imperceptible
imperceptible
[Adjetivo]

so slight or gradual that it cannot be noticed

imperceptible

imperceptible

Ex: The temperature dropped by an imperceptible degree. 
inordinate
inordinate
[Adjetivo]

much more than what is normal, reasonable, or expected

excesivo

excesivo

Ex: His inordinate amount of time spent playing video games affected his academic performance. 
prodigious
prodigious
[Adjetivo]

impressively great in amount or degree

enorme

enorme

Ex: The earthquake caused a prodigious amount of damage to the city. 
to propagate

to make something spread or reach a wider area or more people

propagar, difundir

propagar, difundir

Ex: Social media helps spread messages and propagate trends worldwide. 
replete
replete
[Adjetivo]

containing an abundance of something

repleto

repleto

Ex: The basket was replete with fresh fruits, ready for the picnic. 
rife
rife
[Adjetivo]

containing a large amount of something that is usually unpleasant

abundante

abundante

Ex: The report indicated that the town was rife with corruption and unethical practices. 
rampant
rampant
[Adjetivo]

characterized by unchecked, aggressive, or uncontrollable behavior

desenfrenado

desenfrenado

Ex: Crime was rampant in the city after the blackout. 
satiety
satiety
[Sustantivo]

the feeling of having eaten or experienced enough of something, so you no longer want more

saciedad, satisfacción

saciedad, satisfacción

Ex: After the big meal, a sense of satiety settled over the guests. 
surfeit
surfeit
[Sustantivo]

an overabundance of anything

exceso, sobreabundancia

exceso, sobreabundancia

Ex: He felt a surfeit of energy after a long nap. 
voluminous
voluminous
[Adjetivo]

having abundant fabric that creates a large silhouette

voluminoso

voluminoso

Ex: She wore a voluminous gown that swept across the ballroom floor. 
unabated
unabated
[Adjetivo]

continuing at the same high level

incesante, sin disminución

incesante, sin disminución

Ex: The storm raged on with unabated force throughout the night. 
array
array
[Sustantivo]

a striking or remarkable collection of things presented together

una impresionante variedad, una notable gama

una impresionante variedad, una notable gama

Ex: The buffet offered an impressive array of international dishes. 
to burgeon
to burgeon
[Verbo]

to have a rapid development or growth

florecer

florecer

Ex: The tech industry continues to burgeon with the introduction of innovative products. 
lock, stock, and barrel

including the entirety of something

Ex: They sold the business lock, stock, and barrel to a large corporation. 
gamut
gamut
[Sustantivo]

the entirety or full spectrum of something

gama

gama

Ex: The new library's collection covers the gamut of literary genres, from classic literature to contemporary fiction. 
tinge
tinge
[Sustantivo]

a slight presence of an emotion, quality, or characteristic

un dejo, un matiz

un dejo, un matiz

Ex: His voice carried a tinge of sadness. 
pittance
pittance
[Sustantivo]

a sum of money that is very insufficient

miseria

miseria

Ex: Despite working long hours, he was paid a mere pittance for his efforts. 
modicum
modicum
[Sustantivo]

a relatively small degree of a good and desirable thing

un mínimo de

un mínimo de

Ex: She showed a modicum of patience while waiting for the results. 
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