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Vocabulario Avanzado para el GRE - ¡Como Aparece!

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre apariencia, como "gawky", "hoary", "pellucid", etc. que se necesitan para el examen GRE.

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Advanced Words Needed for the GRE
analogous
analogous
[Adjetivo]

able to be compared with another thing due to sharing a similar feature, nature, etc.

análogo

análogo

Ex: The structure of a bird's wing is analogous to that of a bat's wing, despite their evolutionary differences. 
disparate
disparate
[Adjetivo]

not sharing any form of similarity

dispar

dispar

Ex: The class discussed the disparate theories proposed by different philosophers on the topic. 
evanescent
evanescent
[Adjetivo]

fading out of existence, mind, or sight quickly

evanescente

evanescente

Ex: The beauty of the sunset was evanescent, with its vibrant colors vanishing as night fell. 
gawky
gawky
[Adjetivo]

awkward or ungraceful in movement or appearance, particularly due to being tall

desgarbado

desgarbado

Ex: The teenager’s gawky movements were evident as he stumbled over his long legs during the game. 
hoary
hoary
[Adjetivo]

(of people) having gray or white hair, particularly due to age

canoso

canoso

Ex: The hoary professor had decades of wisdom etched into his gray hair and deep-set wrinkles. 
indeterminate
indeterminate
[Adjetivo]

not known, measured, or specified precisely

indeterminado

indeterminado

Ex: The future of the project remains indeterminate, as the team is still evaluating various factors. 
inimitable
inimitable
[Adjetivo]

beyond imitation due to being unique and of high quality

inimitable

inimitable

Ex: Her inimitable style of singing, with its soulful tone and impeccable technique, set her apart from other artists. 
malleable
malleable
[Adjetivo]

capable of being hammered or manipulated into different forms without cracking or breaking

maleable

maleable

Ex: Gold is a highly malleable metal that can be hammered into thin sheets or shaped into intricate designs. 
meteoric
meteoric
[Adjetivo]

developing or reaching success in a quick way

meteórico

meteórico

Ex: Her meteoric rise to stardom came as a surprise to many, given how quickly she gained popularity. 
pellucid
pellucid
[Adjetivo]

allowing light to pass through easily, resulting in exceptional clarity and transparency

translúcido

translúcido

Ex: The pellucid waters of the lagoon were so clear that you could easily see the fish swimming near the bottom. 
protean
protean
[Adjetivo]

inclined to change in form, nature, etc. frequently

proteico

proteico

Ex: His protean personality made him both intriguing and unpredictable, never staying the same for long. 
sartorial
sartorial
[Adjetivo]

referring to clothing, particularly men's clothing, or the manner in which it is tailored or worn

sartorial

sartorial

Ex: His sartorial choices reflected his impeccable taste and attention to detail, always opting for tailored suits and polished shoes. 
scintillating
scintillating
[Adjetivo]

possessing a combination of intelligence, excitement, and appeal

chispeante, brillante

chispeante, brillante

Ex: The author displayed a scintillating wit in her satirical novels, sharing keen social observations with humor and flair. 
stark
stark
[Adjetivo]

having minimal ornamentation or detail

escueto

escueto

Ex: The stark walls of the building gave it a desolate feel. 
telltale
telltale
[Adjetivo]

suggesting or indicating something, particularly something unnoticeable or secret

revelador

revelador

Ex: The telltale odor of smoke suggested that a fire had occurred in the building. 
tractable
tractable
[Adjetivo]

(of people or animals) easily controlled or influenced by external factors or authority

manejable

manejable

Ex: The dog was so tractable that it followed every command without hesitation. 
unprepossessing
unprepossessing
[Adjetivo]

lacking appeal or noticeability

poco atractivo

poco atractivo

Ex: Despite his unprepossessing appearance, he had a warm and engaging personality that won people over. 
to dissemble

to conceal one's true emotions, beliefs, or intentions

disimular

disimular

Ex: She tried to dissemble her disappointment with a forced smile. 
to embellish

to improve the appearance of something by adding things such as decorative pieces, colors, etc. to it

embellecer

embellecer

Ex: She decided to embellish her dress with intricate lace and beading for a more elegant look. 
to stultify

to make someone or something appear as ridiculous, stupid, or absurd

anular

anular

Ex: The comedian’s jokes were designed to stultify the pretentiousness of the local elites. 
acme
acme
[Sustantivo]

the highest point in development or achievement

cima, colmo

cima, colmo

Ex: Winning the Nobel Prize marked the acme of her scientific career. 
hodgepodge
hodgepodge
[Sustantivo]

a random mixture of dissimilar or diverse things

mezcolanza

mezcolanza

Ex: The attic was filled with a hodgepodge of old furniture, books, and family heirlooms. 
simulacrum
simulacrum
[Sustantivo]

a thing or person that represents or resembles something or someone

simulacro

simulacro

Ex: The theme park's replica of a medieval castle was a perfect simulacrum of the real thing. 
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