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Vocabulario Avanzado para el GRE - Características y Disposición

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre características y disposición, como "doleful", "extant", "naive", etc. que se necesitan para el examen GRE.

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abrasive
[Adjetivo]

behaving in a mean and disrespectful manner with no concern for others

áspero

áspero

Ex: Despite his skills , his abrasive personality made it hard for him to collaborate .A pesar de sus habilidades, su personalidad **abrasiva** hacía difícil colaborar con él.
ambiguous
[Adjetivo]

having more than one possible meaning or interpretation

ambiguo

ambiguo

Ex: The lawyer pointed out the ambiguous clause in the contract , suggesting it could be interpreted in more than one way .El abogado señaló la cláusula **ambigua** en el contrato, sugiriendo que podría interpretarse de más de una manera.
audacious
[Adjetivo]

taking risks that are bold and shocking

audaz

audaz

Ex: The audacious hacker breached the most secure networks , leaving cybersecurity experts stunned by the extent of the intrusion .El hacker **audaz** violó las redes más seguras, dejando a los expertos en ciberseguridad atónitos por la magnitud de la intrusión.
catholic
[Adjetivo]

having an inclusive nature, characterized by openness and acceptance toward different viewpoints or aspects of human experience

católico

católico

Ex: The professor 's catholic knowledge covered a wide array of subjects .El conocimiento **universal** del profesor abarcaba una amplia gama de temas.
complementary
[Adjetivo]

useful to each other or enhancing each other's qualities when brought together

complementario

complementario

Ex: The two artists have complementary styles that blend perfectly in their collaborative work .Los dos artistas tienen estilos **complementarios** que se mezclan perfectamente en su trabajo colaborativo.
credulous
[Adjetivo]

believing things easily even without much evidence that leads to being easy to deceive

crédulo

crédulo

Ex: The politician 's promises were taken at face value by his credulous supporters .Las promesas del político fueron tomadas al pie de la letra por sus seguidores **crédulos**.
decorous
[Adjetivo]

showing a polite, dignified, and appropriate manner of behaving

decoroso

decoroso

Ex: Even in disagreement , he remained decorous and respectful .Incluso en desacuerdo, se mantuvo **decoroso** y respetuoso.
doleful
[Adjetivo]

filled with grief and sorrow

triste

triste

Ex: His voice sounded doleful as he spoke about the loss .Su voz sonaba **afligida** mientras hablaba de la pérdida.
eccentric
[Adjetivo]

slightly strange in behavior, appearance, or ideas

extravagante, excéntrico

extravagante, excéntrico

Ex: The eccentric professor often held class in the park .El profesor **excéntrico** a menudo daba clase en el parque.
eminent
[Adjetivo]

having a position or quality that is noticeably great and respected

eminente

eminente

Ex: The eminent artist 's paintings are displayed in prestigious museums worldwide .Las pinturas del artista **eminente** se exhiben en museos prestigiosos de todo el mundo.
estimable
[Adjetivo]

deserving of admiration or approval

estimable

estimable

Ex: Their dedication to community service made them highly estimable in the town .Su dedicación al servicio comunitario los hizo muy **estimables** en el pueblo.
extant
[Adjetivo]

existing despite being extremely old

existente

existente

Ex: Researchers are studying an extant species of fish that dates back millions of years .Los investigadores están estudiando una especie **existente** de pez que se remonta a millones de años.
garrulous
[Adjetivo]

talking a great deal, particularly about trivial things

gárrulo

gárrulo

Ex: She became known for her garrulous nature , chatting endlessly about minor topics .Se hizo conocida por su naturaleza **locuaz**, charlando sin cesar sobre temas menores.
improvident
[Adjetivo]

lacking proper consideration and foresight, especially when it comes to savings and money

imprevisor

imprevisor

Ex: Due to their improvident spending, they had to take out a loan for necessary expenses.Debido a sus gastos **imprevidentes**, tuvieron que sacar un préstamo para gastos necesarios.
ingrained
[Adjetivo]

(of beliefs, behaviors, habits, etc.) existing for so long and so deeply rooted that has made changing very difficult

arraigado

arraigado

Ex: She struggled with her ingrained eating habits when trying to adopt a healthier diet .Ella luchó con sus hábitos alimenticios **arraigados** al intentar adoptar una dieta más saludable.
jocular
[Adjetivo]

having a humorous and joking manner

jocoso

jocoso

Ex: Despite the serious topic , his jocular remarks made the discussion more enjoyable .A pesar del tema serio, sus comentarios **jocosos** hicieron la discusión más agradable.
languid
[Adjetivo]

moving in a slow, effortless, and attractive manner

lánguido

lánguido

Ex: The heat of the afternoon made everyone move in a languid, unhurried manner .
mercurial
[Adjetivo]

prone to unpredicted and sudden changes

volátil

volátil

Ex: Their relationship was strained by his mercurial attitude and frequent outbursts .Su relación se vio tensa por su actitud **voluble** y sus frecuentes arrebatos.
naive
[Adjetivo]

lacking experience and wisdom due to being young

ingenuo, inocente

ingenuo, inocente

Ex: His naive optimism about the future was endearing , but sometimes unrealistic given the harsh realities of life .Su optimismo **ingenuo** sobre el futuro era entrañable, pero a veces poco realista dadas las duras realidades de la vida.
offhand
[Adverbio]

without any preparation or prior thought

sin pensarlo

sin pensarlo

Ex: She answered the question offhand, not realizing the importance of her response.Ella respondió a la pregunta **sin pensarlo**, sin darse cuenta de la importancia de su respuesta.
patronizing
[Adjetivo]

treating someone in a seemingly friendly manner but in reality treating them as if they are below one in importance and intelligence

condescendiente

condescendiente

Ex: He offered help in a patronizing way , suggesting the intern could n’t handle the work on their own .Ofreció ayuda de una manera **condescendiente**, sugiriendo que el becario no podía manejar el trabajo por su cuenta.
pretentious
[Adjetivo]

attempting to appear intelligent, important, or something that one is not, so as to impress others

pretencioso

pretencioso

Ex: Her pretentious attitude made her seem insincere to her colleagues .Su actitud **pretenciosa** la hacía parecer insincera ante sus colegas.
prospective
[Adjetivo]

likely to become a reality in the future

futuro, en perspectiva

futuro, en perspectiva

Ex: The real estate agent provided a virtual tour of the prospective home to interested buyers .El agente inmobiliario proporcionó un recorrido virtual de la casa **potencial** a los compradores interesados.
restive
[Adjetivo]

impatient to move or progress, especially due to confinement or obstruction from desired movement

inquieto

inquieto

Ex: After hours of waiting in the cramped room , the passengers became restive.Después de horas de espera en la habitación estrecha, los pasajeros se volvieron **inquietos**.
rudimentary
[Adjetivo]

consisting of fundamental and basic principles

rudimentario

rudimentario

Ex: The guide provided only rudimentary instructions for assembling the furniture .La guía proporcionó solo instrucciones **rudimentarias** para armar los muebles.
simultaneous
[Adjetivo]

taking place at precisely the same time

simultáneo

simultáneo

Ex: The conference featured simultaneous translation into multiple languages to accommodate international attendees .La conferencia contó con traducción **simultánea** a múltiples idiomas para acomodar a los asistentes internacionales.
synchronous
[Adjetivo]

occurring at the exact same speed or time

sincrónico

sincrónico

Ex: The team ’s efforts were synchronous, leading to a seamless project completion .Los esfuerzos del equipo fueron **sincrónicos**, lo que llevó a una finalización sin problemas del proyecto.
taciturn
[Adjetivo]

tending to be reserved and untalkative, in a way that makes one seem unfriendly

taciturno

taciturno

Ex: The manager 's taciturn style of communication sometimes led to misunderstandings among the team .El estilo de comunicación **taciturno** del gerente a veces llevaba a malentendidos entre el equipo.
unflappable
[Adjetivo]

having the ability to stay composed and calm in difficult circumstances

imperturbable

imperturbable

Ex: Despite criticism , he remained unflappable, sticking to his decisions with unwavering confidence .A pesar de las críticas, se mantuvo **imperturbable**, apegándose a sus decisiones con una confianza inquebrantable.
unstinting
[Adjetivo]

generously giving something such as help, money, time, praise, etc.

generoso

generoso

Ex: The charity benefited from the unstinting donations of local businesses .La organización benéfica se benefició de las donaciones **generosas** de las empresas locales.
to bristle
[Verbo]

to react in an angry, aggressive, or defensive manner

enfurecerse

enfurecerse

Ex: He bristled at the suggestion that he wasn't capable.Él **se erizó** ante la sugerencia de que no era capaz.
to bemoan
[Verbo]

to express great regret or sorrow for something

lamentar

lamentar

Ex: He bemoaned how the new policy had negatively impacted employees .Él **lamentó** cómo la nueva política había afectado negativamente a los empleados.
to deride
[Verbo]

to insult or make fun of someone as if they are stupid or worthless

ridiculizar

ridiculizar

Ex: He derides anyone who disagrees with his opinion on social media .Él **ridiculiza** a cualquiera que no esté de acuerdo con su opinión en las redes sociales.
to dupe
[Verbo]

to trick someone into believing something that is not true

engañar a

engañar a

Ex: He duped his friend into lending him money by fabricating a story about needing it for an emergency .**Engañó** a su amigo para que le prestara dinero inventando una historia sobre necesitarlo para una emergencia.
to hector
[Verbo]

to speak or behave aggressively toward someone and try to force them into doing something

echar bravatas

echar bravatas

Ex: She felt uncomfortable when her manager hectored her about missing deadlines .Se sintió incómoda cuando su manager la **acosó** por perder los plazos.
anomaly
[Sustantivo]

something that deviates from what is considered normal, expected, or standard

anomalía

anomalía

Ex: His rapid recovery from the illness was considered an anomaly by the doctors .Su rápida recuperación de la enfermedad fue considerada una **anomalía** por los médicos.
fidelity
[Sustantivo]

the quality of showing loyalty and faithfulness to someone or something

fidelidad

fidelidad

Ex: Her fidelity to the company was evident in her dedication to every project .Su **fidelidad** a la empresa era evidente en su dedicación a cada proyecto.
propriety
[Sustantivo]

the way of behaving that is considered to be morally and socially correct and acceptable

convenciones

convenciones

Ex: The guidelines were established to ensure propriety in business dealings .Las pautas se establecieron para garantizar la **decencia** en las transacciones comerciales.
to bemoan
[Verbo]

to complain or show one's dissatisfaction with something

lamentar, quejarse

lamentar, quejarse

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