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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 4

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delectable
delectable
[Adjetivo]

tasting or smelling very good

delicioso, exquisito

delicioso, exquisito

Ex: His homemade pizza was a delectable combination of savory toppings and gooey cheese .

Su pizza casera era una combinación deliciosa de ingredientes sabrosos y queso derretido.

delectation
delectation
[Sustantivo]

the act of finding satisfaction and pleasure in something

deleite

deleite

Ex: The writer derived delectation from crafting stories that captivated readers and sparked their imagination .

El escritor obtuvo delectación al crear historias que cautivaban a los lectores y despertaban su imaginación.

to delegate

to assign or entrust a task or responsibility to someone else, often as a representative

delegar

delegar

Ex: The ambassador was delegated to negotiate the terms of the agreement .

El embajador fue delegado para negociar los términos del acuerdo.

deleterious
deleterious
[Adjetivo]

inflicting damage or harm on someone or something

nocivo, perjudicial

nocivo, perjudicial

Ex: The chemicals were found to have deleterious effects on soil fertility .

Se encontró que los productos químicos tienen efectos perjudiciales en la fertilidad del suelo.

maladroit
maladroit
[Adjetivo]

clumsy or awkward in movement or behavior due to a lack of skill

torpe

torpe

Ex: A maladroit response to criticism can escalate conflict .

Una respuesta torpe a la crítica puede escalar el conflicto.

malady
malady
[Sustantivo]

any physical problem that might put one's health in danger

enfermedad, mal

enfermedad, mal

Ex: The medieval village was plagued by a malady that spread rapidly , causing widespread illness and death .

El pueblo medieval fue azotado por una enfermedad que se propagó rápidamente, causando una enfermedad generalizada y muerte.

malaise
malaise
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of being physically ill and irritated without knowing the reason

malestar

malestar

Ex: After recovering from the flu , he experienced lingering malaise, making it difficult to return to his normal routine .

Después de recuperarse de la gripe, experimentó un malestar persistente, lo que le dificultó volver a su rutina normal.

malapropism
malapropism
[Sustantivo]

the humorous and incorrect use of a word that sounds similar to the intended word

malapropismo

malapropismo

Ex: The teacher ’s malapropism, when she said " the law of supply and demand " as " the law of supply and demand , " led to a lighthearted classroom moment .

El malapropismo del profesor, cuando dijo "la ley de la oferta y la demanda" como "la ley de la oferta y la demanda", condujo a un momento divertido en el aula.

vernacular
vernacular
[Sustantivo]

the everyday language spoken by a particular group of people in a specific region or community

lengua vernácula

lengua vernácula

Ex: The playwright masterfully incorporated regional vernacular into the dialogue of the characters .

El dramaturgo incorporó magistralmente el vernáculo regional en el diálogo de los personajes.

vernal
vernal
[Adjetivo]

representing anything young and fresh

juvenil

juvenil

Ex: The poet 's verses reflected a vernal optimism , capturing the spirit of youthful hope and renewal .

Los versos del poeta reflejaban un optimismo vernal, capturando el espíritu de esperanza y renovación juvenil.

versatile
versatile
[Adjetivo]

prone to change or alteration

versátil

versátil

Ex: The machine 's settings are versatile, allowing frequent changes .

La configuración de la máquina es versátil, permitiendo cambios frecuentes.

to agglomerate

to come together or grow into a unified mass or cluster

aglomerarse, amontonarse

aglomerarse, amontonarse

Ex: Over time , the coffee grounds in the French press would agglomerate, creating a thick sludge at the bottom .

Con el tiempo, los posos de café en la prensa francesa se aglomeran, creando un lodo espeso en el fondo.

to aggregate

to gather into a group or a whole

combinarse

combinarse

Ex: At the conference , experts from different fields aggregate to share their knowledge and experiences .

En la conferencia, expertos de diferentes campos se agregan para compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias.

to aggrandize

to make a person or thing seem more important or impressive than they actually are

agrandar

agrandar

Ex: He is aggrandizing himself by exaggerating his accomplishments .

Él se está engrandeciendo al exagerar sus logros.

knave
knave
[Sustantivo]

the card in a set of card games with a picture of a young man printed on it, which is typically the lowest-ranking face card

jota, sota

jota, sota

Ex: The player holding the knave can often influence the outcome of a round .

El jugador que tiene el sota a menudo puede influir en el resultado de una ronda.

knavery
knavery
[Sustantivo]

a deceiving and unjust action

bellaquería

bellaquería

Ex: The congressman was accused of political knavery after altering documents to shift blame for a spending scandal .

El congresista fue acusado de bellaquería política después de alterar documentos para desviar la culpa de un escándalo de gastos.

to navigate

to choose the direction of and guide a vehicle, ship, etc., especially by using a map

conducir, gobernar

conducir, gobernar

Ex: The navigator instructed the driver on how to navigate through diverse landscapes and terrains .

El navegador le indicó al conductor cómo navegar a través de diversos paisajes y terrenos.

navigable
navigable
[Adjetivo]

(of a sea or other area of water) deep or wide enough for ships or boats to travel through

navegable

navegable

Ex: The port connects to several navigable waterways .

El puerto se conecta a varias vías navegables navegables.

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