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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Idoneidad y Apropiación

Aprende vocabulario avanzado de CPE sobre idoneidad y conveniencia, incluyendo aptitud, relevancia, compatibilidad, aceptabilidad, propiedad y la adecuación de algo a un propósito o contexto.

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

having the quality of being appropriate or closely connected to the subject or situation at hand

apropiado

apropiado

Ex: His example was particularly apposite to the topic of the lecture. 

Su ejemplo fue particularmente apropiado para el tema de la conferencia.

apropos
apropos
[Adjetivo]

relevant, suitable, or appropriate in a given context or situation

pertinente

pertinente

Ex: The choice of music for the event was entirely apropos and set the perfect mood. 

La elección de la música para el evento fue completamente apropiada y estableció el estado de ánimo perfecto.

commensurate
commensurate
[Adjetivo]

suitable in comparison to something else, like quality, extent, size, etc.

proporcional

proporcional

Ex: His job title is commensurate with his extensive expertise in the field. 

Su título de trabajo es proporcionado a su amplia experiencia en el campo.

condign
condign
[Adjetivo]

appropriate and fitting, especially in reference to punishment or reward that matches the severity or merit of the action

apropiado, merecido

apropiado, merecido

Ex: The hero received condign praise for her bravery. 

El héroe recibió elogios merecidos por su valentía.

congruence
congruence
[Sustantivo]

the state of being in agreement or harmony

congruencia, concordancia

congruencia, concordancia

Ex: Their values showed remarkable congruence, making collaboration easy. 

Sus valores mostraron una congruencia notable, facilitando la colaboración.

congruent
congruent
[Adjetivo]

(in geometry) describing shapes of the same size and form

congruente

congruente

Ex: The congruent rectangles fit perfectly on top of each other. 

Los rectángulos congruentes encajan perfectamente uno encima del otro.

canon
canon
[Sustantivo]

generally accepted rules or principles, especially those that are considered as fundamental in a field of art or philosophy

canon

canon

Ex: The scientific method is a fundamental part of the canon of modern science, providing a framework for conducting experiments and analyzing data. 

El método científico es una parte fundamental del canon de la ciencia moderna, proporcionando un marco para realizar experimentos y analizar datos.

felicitous
felicitous
[Adjetivo]

fitting for the occasion, accurately expressing what is intended

feliz

feliz

Ex: Her description of the event provided just the right mix of humor and insight in a truly felicitous manner. 

Su descripción del evento proporcionó la mezcla perfecta de humor y perspicacia de una manera verdaderamente feliz.

fidelity
fidelity
[Sustantivo]

accuracy with which a copy or reproduction matches the original

fidelidad, exactitud

fidelidad, exactitud

Ex: The model's fidelity impressed the engineers. 

La fidelidad del modelo impresionó a los ingenieros.

incongruity
incongruity
[Sustantivo]

lack of harmony, consistency, or compatibility between two or more elements

incongruencia, disonancia

incongruencia, disonancia

Ex: The painting's vibrant colors created an incongruity with its somber subject matter. 

Los colores vibrantes de la pintura creaban una incongruencia con su tema sombrío.

pertinent
pertinent
[Adjetivo]

highly appropriate to a particular matter or situation

pertinente, apropiado

pertinente, apropiado

Ex: The report contains only the most pertinent information needed for decision-making. 

El informe contiene solo la información más pertinente necesaria para la toma de decisiones.

criterion
criterion
[Sustantivo]

a standard model which one uses as a reference when judging something

criterio, modelo de referencia

criterio, modelo de referencia

Ex: Expert-reviewed research studies are often considered the gold standard criterion for determining the validity of scientific claims. 
expedient
expedient
[Adjetivo]

helpful in a way that serves one's personal interests

conveniente

conveniente

Ex: His expedient decision to cover up the mistake only benefited him in the short term. 

Su decisión oportunista de ocultar el error solo lo benefició a corto plazo.

germane
germane
[Adjetivo]

having the quality of being closely connected to the subject at hand in a way that is appropriate

pertinente

pertinente

Ex: His insights were germane to understanding the new marketing strategy. 

Sus ideas eran pertinentes para comprender la nueva estrategia de marketing.

incongruous
incongruous
[Adjetivo]

peculiar and not like what is considered suitable or appropriate for a situation

incongruente

incongruente

Ex: Her humorous remarks were incongruous with the serious nature of the board meeting. 

Sus comentarios humorísticos eran incongruentes con la naturaleza seria de la reunión de la junta.

tantamount
tantamount
[Adjetivo]

equivalent in effect, value, or meaning

equivalente

equivalente

Ex: Skipping the safety checks is tantamount to risking everyone's lives. 

Omitir las comprobaciones de seguridad equivale a arriesgar la vida de todos.

to behoove
to behoove
[Verbo]

to be beneficial to act in a certain way

Convendría, Sería beneficioso

Convendría, Sería beneficioso

Ex: It behooves us to act swiftly in times of crisis. 

Nos conviene actuar con rapidez en tiempos de crisis.

paradigm
paradigm
[Sustantivo]

a very typical example or model of something that sets a standard or pattern

paradigma, ejemplo

paradigma, ejemplo

Ex: The artist’s work serves as a paradigm of the abstract expressionist movement. 

El trabajo del artista sirve como paradigma del movimiento expresionista abstracto.

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