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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 1

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phobia
phobia
[Sustantivo]

an intense and irrational fear toward a specific thing such as an object, situation, concept, or animal

fobia

fobia

Ex: The therapist worked with him to overcome his phobia of enclosed spaces through gradual exposure. 

El terapeuta trabajó con él para superar su fobia a los espacios cerrados mediante una exposición gradual.

Anglophobia
Anglophobia
[Sustantivo]

a strong dislike or fear of England, its people, or its culture

anglofobia

anglofobia

Ex: Despite her love for traveling, Jane's anglophobia kept her from considering a trip to England. 

A pesar de su amor por viajar, la anglofobia de Jane le impidió considerar un viaje a Inglaterra.

acrophobia
acrophobia
[Sustantivo]

an unreasonable and persistent fear of heights

acrofobia

acrofobia

Ex: People with acrophobia often feel dizzy or panicked at high places. 

Las personas con acrofobia a menudo se sienten mareadas o entran en pánico en lugares altos.

xenophobia
xenophobia
[Sustantivo]

an unreasonable dislike or prejudice against strangers or people of a different nation

xenofobia

xenofobia

Ex: Xenophobia can manifest in various forms, such as discrimination, prejudice, or hostility towards individuals who are perceived as outsiders. 

La xenofobia puede manifestarse de diversas formas, como discriminación, prejuicio u hostilidad hacia individuos que son percibidos como forasteros.

zodiac
zodiac
[Sustantivo]

a circular representation of the twelve zodiacal constellations, showing the corresponding astrological signs

zodíaco, zodiaco

zodíaco, zodiaco

Ex: Each zodiac sign occupies a 30-degree segment of the circle. 

Cada signo del zodiaco ocupa un segmento de 30 grados del círculo.

zodiacal
zodiacal
[Adjetivo]

related to or associated with the zodiac or the twelve astrological signs

zodiacal, del zodíaco

zodiacal, del zodíaco

Ex: He is consulting his zodiacal chart to determine his compatibility with different signs. 

Él está consultando su carta zodiacal para determinar su compatibilidad con los diferentes signos.

to vex
to vex
[Verbo]

to annoy someone by intentionally or persistently bothering them with small, annoying actions or behaviors

irritar

irritar

Ex: His constant teasing vexed his younger sister. 

Sus constantes burlas molestaban a su hermana menor.

vexation
vexation
[Sustantivo]

a person or thing that provokes annoyance, frustration, or distress

molestia, fastidio

molestia, fastidio

Ex: The broken printer became a daily vexation in the office. 

La impresora rota se convirtió en una vexación diaria en la oficina.

vexatious
vexatious
[Adjetivo]

causing annoyance or distress

irritante

irritante

Ex: The vexatious traffic jam made him late for his important meeting. 

El atasco molesto lo hizo llegar tarde a su importante reunión.

divagation
divagation
[Sustantivo]

the act or instance of deviating or straying from a course or path

desviación

desviación

Ex: The hiker's divagation from the marked trail led them deeper into the forest, causing them to lose their way. 

La divagación del excursionista del sendero marcado los llevó más adentro del bosque, haciendo que perdieran su camino.

divergence
divergence
[Sustantivo]

the act of spreading or moving apart in different directions

divergencia

divergencia

Ex: The divergence of the river's path created two separate channels. 

La divergencia del curso del río creó dos canales separados.

divergent
divergent
[Adjetivo]

(of thought, approach, method, etc.) not following a common path, expectation, or widely accepted way of thinking or doing something

divergente

divergente

Ex: His divergent approach to problem-solving set him apart from his peers. 

Su enfoque divergente para resolver problemas lo distinguió de sus compañeros.

diverse
diverse
[Adjetivo]

showing a variety of distinct types or qualities

diverso

diverso

Ex: She enjoys listening to diverse genres of music, from classical to jazz. 

A ella le gusta escuchar diversos géneros de música, desde el clásico hasta el jazz.

diversion
diversion
[Sustantivo]

an activity or form of entertainment that provides amusement or distraction

diversión

diversión

Ex: Music serves as a wonderful diversion during long commutes, making the journey more enjoyable. 

La música sirve como un maravilloso diversión durante los largos desplazamientos, haciendo el viaje más agradable.

diversity
diversity
[Sustantivo]

the presence of a variety of distinct characteristics within a group

diversidad

diversidad

Ex: In our garden, the diversity of flowers creates a vibrant tapestry of colors and scents. 

En nuestro jardín, la diversidad de flores crea un tapiz vibrante de colores y aromas.

to divert
to divert
[Verbo]

to change direction or take a different course

desviar

desviar

Ex: The protest march had to divert around a street closure. 

La marcha de protesta tuvo que desviarse alrededor de un cierre de calle.

kiln
kiln
[Sustantivo]

a type of furnace or oven that is used for baking or drying pottery, ceramics, or bricks

horno

horno

Ex: The brick factory uses a large kiln to bake the bricks before they are ready for construction. 

La fábrica de ladrillos utiliza un gran horno para cocer los ladrillos antes de que estén listos para la construcción.

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