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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 1

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phobia
[Sustantivo]

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

fobia

fobia

Ex: She has a phobia of spiders and feels extremely anxious whenever she sees one .Ella tiene **fobia** a las arañas y se siente extremadamente ansiosa cada vez que ve una.
Anglophobia
[Sustantivo]

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

anglofobia

anglofobia

Ex: The politician 's anglophobia was evident in his speeches , as he constantly criticized English policies and traditions .La **anglofobia** del político era evidente en sus discursos, ya que constantemente criticaba las políticas y tradiciones inglesas.
acrophobia
[Sustantivo]

an unreasonable and persistent fear of heights

acrofobia

acrofobia

Ex: She overcame her acrophobia by gradually exposing herself to higher places .Ella superó su **acrofobia** exponiéndose gradualmente a lugares más altos.
xenophobia
[Sustantivo]

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

xenofobia

xenofobia

Ex: Xenophobia can have damaging effects on society, contributing to social divisions, conflicts, and even violence against marginalized groups.La **xenofobia** puede tener efectos perjudiciales en la sociedad, contribuyendo a divisiones sociales, conflictos e incluso violencia contra grupos marginados.
zodiac
[Sustantivo]

(astrology) a diagram of the twelve celestial segments and associated signs used to interpret how celestial bodies' positions at birth may affect one's life and personality

zodíaco, zodiaco

zodíaco, zodiaco

Ex: Astrologers believe that the position of the planets at the time of someone 's birth can influence their zodiac sign and personality traits .Los astrólogos creen que la posición de los planetas en el momento del nacimiento de alguien puede influir en su **zodiaco** y rasgos de personalidad.
zodiacal
[Adjetivo]

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

zodiacal, del zodíaco

zodiacal, del zodíaco

Ex: Each zodiacal sign is associated with specific elements , such as fire , earth , air , or water , which further influence the personality traits attributed to individuals born under those signs .Cada signo **zodiacal** está asociado con elementos específicos, como fuego, tierra, aire o agua, que influyen aún más en los rasgos de personalidad atribuidos a las personas nacidas bajo esos signos.
to vex
[Verbo]

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

irritar

irritar

Ex: His sarcastic comments often vex me .Sus comentarios sarcásticos a menudo me **molestan**.
vexation
[Sustantivo]

the state or quality of feeling annoyed, worried, or frustrated

irritación

irritación

Ex: The vexation in his voice was evident as he spoke about the repeated delays in the project .La **molestia** en su voz era evidente mientras hablaba de los repetidos retrasos del proyecto.
vexatious
[Adjetivo]

causing annoyance or distress

irritante

irritante

Ex: The vexatious paperwork required for the application process was overwhelming .El papeleo **molesto** requerido para el proceso de solicitud fue abrumador.
divagation
[Sustantivo]

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

desviación

desviación

Ex: The team 's divagation from the original project plan caused delays and inefficiencies in the overall workflow .La **divagación** del equipo del plan original del proyecto causó retrasos e ineficiencias en el flujo de trabajo general.
divergence
[Sustantivo]

the act of spreading or moving apart in different directions

divergencia

divergencia

Ex: Over time , the cultures of the two groups experienced significant divergence.Con el tiempo, las culturas de los dos grupos experimentaron una **divergencia** significativa.
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: The company ’s divergent business strategy led to both risks and opportunities .La estrategia de negocio **divergente** de la empresa condujo tanto a riesgos como a oportunidades.
diverse
[Adjetivo]

showing a variety of distinct types or qualities

diverso

diverso

Ex: The festival showcased diverse musical genres .El festival mostró géneros musicales **diversos**.
diversion
[Sustantivo]

an activity or form of entertainment that provides amusement or distraction

diversión

diversión

Ex: Our office organizes regular team-building activities as a diversion from the usual work routine .Nuestra oficina organiza actividades regulares de team-building como **diversión** para salir de la rutina laboral habitual.
diversity
[Sustantivo]

the presence of a variety of distinct characteristics within a group

diversidad

diversidad

Ex: The city 's culinary scene is known for its diversity, offering a variety of cuisines from different countries .La escena culinaria de la ciudad es conocida por su **diversidad**, ofreciendo una variedad de cocinas de diferentes países.
to divert
[Verbo]

to change direction or take a different course

desviar

desviar

Ex: In response to unexpected obstacles on the hiking trail , the group decided to divert and explore a nearby clearing .En respuesta a obstáculos inesperados en el sendero, el grupo decidió **desviarse** y explorar un claro cercano.
kiln
[Sustantivo]

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

horno

horno

Ex: The pottery workshop is equipped with multiple kilns of different sizes for firing various types of clay pottery .El taller de cerámica está equipado con múltiples **hornos** de diferentes tamaños para cocer varios tipos de cerámica de arcilla.
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