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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 8

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to divine
[Verbo]

to either predict the future or uncover hidden truths with the use of supernatural forces

adivinar

adivinar

Ex: In ancient times , priests would divine the will of the gods by observing animal entrails .En la antigüedad, los sacerdotes **adivinaban** la voluntad de los dioses observando las entrañas de los animales.
divination
[Sustantivo]

the practice of seeking knowledge or insight about the future or discover hidden knowledge by supernatural means

adivinación

adivinación

Ex: The ancient civilization relied on divination to make important decisions , seeking guidance from oracles and interpreting signs from the gods .La antigua civilización dependía de la **adivinación** para tomar decisiones importantes, buscando orientación de los oráculos e interpretando señales de los dioses.
divinity
[Sustantivo]

any kind of higher power deity like gods and goddesses

divinidad

divinidad

Ex: Many people turn to prayer and worship as a way to connect with divinity and seek guidance from higher powers .Muchas personas recurren a la oración y al culto como una forma de conectarse con la **divinidad** y buscar orientación de poderes superiores.
to abjure
[Verbo]

to give up or reject a belief, claim, or practice through formal or public declaration

abjurar

abjurar

Ex: They had been abjuring the harmful practices before adopting a new approach .Habían estado **abjurando** las prácticas nocivas antes de adoptar un nuevo enfoque.
to access
[Verbo]

to reach or to be able to reach and enter a place

entrar

entrar

Ex: Visitors can access the museum by purchasing tickets at the main entrance .Los visitantes pueden **acceder** al museo comprando boletos en la entrada principal.
to accede
[Verbo]

to agree to something such as a request, proposal, demand, etc.

acceder a

acceder a

Ex: After thorough negotiations, both parties were able to accede to the terms of the trade agreement.Después de negociaciones exhaustivas, ambas partes pudieron **acceder** a los términos del acuerdo comercial.
venom
[Sustantivo]

the poisonous substance produced by some snakes, scorpions, or spiders to kill their prey or to defend themselves from predators

veneno

veneno

Ex: The doctor administered an antivenom to counteract the effects of the snake 's venom.El médico administró un antiveneno para contrarrestar los efectos del **veneno** de la serpiente.
venomous
[Adjetivo]

possessing or producing a toxin that is injected or delivered into another organism through a bite, sting, or other means

venenoso

venenoso

Ex: The lizard displayed its brightly colored , venomous tongue as a warning to potential predators .El lagarto mostró su lengua **venenosa** de colores brillantes como advertencia a los depredadores potenciales.
pantheon
[Sustantivo]

a monumental building dedicated to gods and goddesses

panteón

panteón

Ex: In ancient Greece , the Parthenon served as a pantheon dedicated to the goddess Athena , patron deity of Athens .En la antigua Grecia, el Partenón servía como un **panteón** dedicado a la diosa Atenea, deidad patrona de Atenas.
pantheism
[Sustantivo]

the belief that God and the universe are one and the same, considering the entire natural world as a divine expression of God

panteísmo

panteísmo

Ex: Pantheism differs from traditional monotheism in that it does not conceive of a personal deity separate from creation but rather sees divinity as intrinsic to the natural order .El **panteísmo** difiere del monoteísmo tradicional en que no concibe una deidad personal separada de la creación, sino que ve la divinidad como intrínseca al orden natural.
abscess
[Sustantivo]

an aching cyst of pus in the tissues of the body

absceso

absceso

Ex: She developed an abscess on her finger after a deep cut became infected .Desarrolló un **absceso** en el dedo después de que un corte profundo se infectara.
abscission
[Sustantivo]

the process of removal, mainly by surgical means

abscisión

abscisión

Ex: The abscission of a tumor was necessary to prevent its further growth and spread .La **abscisión** de un tumor fue necesaria para evitar su mayor crecimiento y propagación.
to abscond
[Verbo]

to secretly depart, typically with something, like money, that does not rightfully belong to one

fugarse, huir

fugarse, huir

Ex: The thief managed to abscond with the valuable painting before anyone noticed .El ladrón logró **huir** con la valiosa pintura antes de que nadie se diera cuenta.
flexion
[Sustantivo]

the act of bending or curving, especially of a joint or limb

flexión

flexión

Ex: The gymnast demonstrated exceptional spinal flexion during her backbend .La gimnasta demostró una **flexión** espinal excepcional durante su arqueo hacia atrás.
flexible
[Adjetivo]

capable of bending easily without breaking

flexible

flexible

Ex: Rubber bands are flexible and can stretch to hold together stacks of papers or other objects .Las **bandas elásticas** son **flexibles** y pueden estirarse para sujetar pilas de papeles u otros objetos.
flexibility
[Sustantivo]

the quality of being easily bent without breaking or injury

flexibilidad

flexibilidad

Ex: The gymnast 's flexibility amazed the audience during her performance .La **flexibilidad** de la gimnasta asombró al público durante su actuación.
ministration
[Sustantivo]

the act of helping others especially in challenging situations

servicio

servicio

Ex: The humanitarian aid workers provided ministration to the refugees , offering medical assistance and humanitarian support .Los trabajadores humanitarios brindaron **ministración** a los refugiados, ofreciendo asistencia médica y apoyo humanitario.
ministry
[Sustantivo]

the group of religious ministers

clerecía

clerecía

Ex: The ministry worked together to provide pastoral care and guidance to those facing personal challenges or crises .El **ministerio** trabajó junto para brindar cuidado pastoral y orientación a aquellos que enfrentan desafíos personales o crisis.
to abash
[Verbo]

to make someone feel uneasy and ashamed

avergonzar

avergonzar

Ex: The unexpected attention abashed the introverted student , who preferred to blend into the background .La atención inesperada **avergonzó** al estudiante introvertido, que prefería pasar desapercibido.
Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1
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