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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 22

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to defer
[Verbo]

to postpone to a later time

aplazar, posponer

aplazar, posponer

Ex: The student requested to defer her exams because of a family emergency .La estudiante solicitó **aplazar** sus exámenes debido a una emergencia familiar.
deference
[Sustantivo]

a respectful gesture or expression that shows admiration or esteem toward someone

deferencia

deferencia

Ex: They observed a moment of silence in deference to the victims .
deferential
[Adjetivo]

showing respect and esteem toward someone, especially a superior

deferente

deferente

Ex: The staff were deferential, ensuring that every guest felt welcome and valued .El personal fue **respetuoso**, asegurándose de que cada invitado se sintiera bienvenido y valorado.
iniquitous
[Adjetivo]

extremely unfair or morally wrong, often seen as sinful

perverso

perverso

Ex: The iniquitous actions of the dictator led to widespread suffering among his people .Las acciones **inicuas** del dictador llevaron a un sufrimiento generalizado entre su pueblo.
iniquity
[Sustantivo]

actions that are profoundly immoral or wicked

iniquidad

iniquidad

Ex: The film portrays the iniquity of war .La película retrata **la iniquidad** de la guerra.
confection
[Sustantivo]

the process of combining various ingredients to produce something, often a medicine or drink

confección

confección

Ex: Each morning , she indulged in the confection of her signature tea blend , mixing green tea with rose petals and a hint of mint .Cada mañana, se deleitaba en la **confección** de su mezcla de té característica, combinando té verde con pétalos de rosa y un toque de menta.
confectionery
[Sustantivo]

candy and other sweet foods considered as a group

dulces, golosinas

dulces, golosinas

Ex: The recipe book focuses on confectionery recipes .
to imperil
[Verbo]

to endanger a person or thing

poner en peligro

poner en peligro

Ex: Continuous disregard for safety measures is imperiling the workplace .El continuo desprecio por las medidas de seguridad **está poniendo en peligro** el lugar de trabajo.
imperious
[Adjetivo]

having an unpleasantly proud and arrogant demeanor, displaying a demand for obedience

imperioso

imperioso

Ex: The manager ’s imperious demands created a tense atmosphere among the staff .Las exigencias **imperiosas** del gerente crearon un ambiente tenso entre el personal.
machination
[Sustantivo]

a secret or clever plot, typically with a sinister purpose

maquinación

maquinación

Ex: The royal court was full of subtle machinations.
machinery
[Sustantivo]

machines, especially large ones, considered collectively

maquinaria

maquinaria

Ex: The workers received training on how to safely operate the new machinery introduced to the workshop .Los trabajadores recibieron capacitación sobre cómo operar de manera segura la nueva **maquinaria** introducida en el taller.
machinist
[Sustantivo]

someone who operates a machine, especially an industrial one

maquinista

maquinista

Ex: Modern machinists need a strong understanding of technology to operate advanced machinery .Los **maquinistas** modernos necesitan un fuerte entendimiento de la tecnología para operar maquinaria avanzada.
votary
[Sustantivo]

an individual who is devoted to a religious life through solemn commitments or vows

devoto

devoto

Ex: Clara 's dedication was evident in her life as a votary, often serving the less fortunate and spending hours in prayer .La dedicación de Clara era evidente en su vida como **religiosa**, a menudo sirviendo a los menos afortunados y pasando horas en oración.
votive
[Adjetivo]

offered or dedicated as an expression of a wish or vow.

votivo

votivo

Ex: The small chapel had an altar filled with votive offerings from devotees seeking blessings .La pequeña capilla tenía un altar lleno de **ofrendas votivas** de devotos que buscaban bendiciones.

to arrest someone

detener, aprehender

detener, aprehender

Ex: Special units are currently apprehending suspects involved in financial fraud .Unidades especiales están actualmente **deteniendo** a sospechosos involucrados en fraude financiero.
apprehensive
[Adjetivo]

nervous or worried that something unpleasant may happen

aprensivo

aprensivo

Ex: The team was apprehensive about the new project 's challenging deadline .El equipo estaba **aprensivo** por el desafiante plazo del nuevo proyecto.
to fuse
[Verbo]

to combine different elements or substances

fusionar

fusionar

Ex: In the experiment , they tried to fuse metals at high temperatures to form a durable alloy .En el experimento, intentaron **fusionar** metales a altas temperaturas para formar una aleación duradera.
fusible
[Adjetivo]

able to be melted or combined when subjected to heat

fusible

fusible

Ex: Many metals , like gold and silver , are fusible, making them valuable for jewelry-making .Muchos metales, como el oro y la plata, son **fusibles**, lo que los hace valiosos para la fabricación de joyas.
orthopedics
[Sustantivo]

the branch of medicine that is concerned with bones and muscles, and their diseases and injuries

ortopedia

ortopedia

Ex: She decided to get a second opinion from another orthopedics clinic before agreeing to the recommended surgery .Decidió obtener una segunda opinión de otra clínica **de ortopedia** antes de aceptar la cirugía recomendada.
orthopedist
[Sustantivo]

a doctor specializing in the treatment and correction of bones and muscles, especially the issues and deformities in children's skeletal systems

ortopedista

ortopedista

Ex: The orthopedist developed a treatment plan to correct the curvature in Maria 's spine , helping her avoid future complications .**El ortopedista** desarrolló un plan de tratamiento para corregir la curvatura en la columna vertebral de María, ayudándola a evitar complicaciones futuras.
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