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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 4

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SAT Word Skills 1
delectable
delectable
[Adjetivo]

tasting or smelling very good

delicioso, exquisito

delicioso, exquisito

Ex: The delectable aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen. 

El aroma delicioso del pan recién horneado llenaba la cocina.

delectation
delectation
[Sustantivo]

the act of finding satisfaction and pleasure in something

deleite

deleite

Ex: She found great delectation in gardening, tending to her plants and witnessing their growth. 

Ella encontró una gran delectación en la jardinería, cuidando de sus plantas y presenciando su crecimiento.

to delegate

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

delegar

delegar

Ex: The manager delegated Sarah to organize the company's annual conference. 

El manager delegó a Sarah para organizar la conferencia anual de la empresa.

deleterious
deleterious
[Adjetivo]

inflicting damage or harm on someone or something

nocivo, perjudicial

nocivo, perjudicial

Ex: Smoking is known to have deleterious impacts on overall health. 

Se sabe que fumar tiene impactos perjudiciales en la salud general.

maladroit
maladroit
[Adjetivo]

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

torpe

torpe

Ex: The diplomat's maladroit handling of the crisis worsened tensions. 

El manejo torpe de la crisis por parte del diplomático empeoró las tensiones.

malady
malady
[Sustantivo]

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

enfermedad, mal

enfermedad, mal

Ex: The doctor diagnosed her with a mysterious malady that caused chronic fatigue and muscle weakness. 

El médico la diagnosticó con una enfermedad misteriosa que causaba fatiga crónica y debilidad muscular.

malaise
malaise
[Sustantivo]

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

malestar

malestar

Ex: She felt a general sense of malaise, with fatigue and a lack of energy persisting for several days. 

Ella sentía una sensación general de malestar, con fatiga y falta de energía que persistían durante varios días.

malapropism
malapropism
[Sustantivo]

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

malapropismo

malapropismo

Ex: His malapropism during the speech made everyone laugh when he said "pacifically" instead of "specifically." 

Su malapropismo durante el discurso hizo reír a todos cuando dijo «pacifically» en lugar de «specifically».

vernacular
vernacular
[Sustantivo]

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

lengua vernácula

lengua vernácula

Ex: In the bustling marketplace, one could hear a mix of different vernaculars as people conversed. 

En el bullicioso mercado, se podía escuchar una mezcla de diferentes vernáculos mientras la gente conversaba.

vernal
vernal
[Adjetivo]

representing anything young and fresh

juvenil

juvenil

Ex: The young artist's vernal talent showed great promise and potential for future success. 

El talento primaveral del joven artista mostraba gran promesa y potencial para el éxito futuro.

versatile
versatile
[Adjetivo]

prone to change or alteration

versátil

versátil

Ex: The versatile nature of the project allows for flexible planning. 

La naturaleza versátil del proyecto permite una planificación flexible.

to agglomerate

to come together or grow into a unified mass or cluster

aglomerarse, amontonarse

aglomerarse, amontonarse

Ex: The dust particles in the air began to agglomerate, forming dense clouds. 

Las partículas de polvo en el aire comenzaron a aglomerarse, formando nubes densas.

to aggregate

to gather into a group or a whole

combinarse

combinarse

Ex: Over time, data from various sources aggregate to provide a comprehensive understanding of the market trends. 

Con el tiempo, los datos de diversas fuentes se agregan para proporcionar una comprensión integral de las tendencias del mercado.

to aggrandize

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

agrandar

agrandar

Ex: The politician's speeches often aggrandize his past achievements. 

Los discursos del político a menudo engrandecen sus logros pasados.

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: I strategically discarded the knave to force my opponent to waste a higher card. 

Descarté estratégicamente el sota para obligar a mi oponente a desperdiciar una carta más alta.

knavery
knavery
[Sustantivo]

a deceiving and unjust action

bellaquería

bellaquería

Ex: His reputation for knavery preceded him, making people wary of any business dealings with him. 

Su reputación de picardía lo precedía, haciendo que la gente desconfiara de cualquier trato comercial con él.

to navigate

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

conducir, gobernar

conducir, gobernar

Ex: The driving instructor taught the student how to navigate through traffic and use road signs. 

El instructor de conducción le enseñó al estudiante cómo navegar por el tráfico y usar las señales de tráfico.

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 lake is only navigable by small boats. 

El lago es navegable solo por botes pequeños.

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