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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 41

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to impugn
to impugn
[Verbo]

to question someone's honesty, quality, motive, etc.

impugnar

impugnar

Ex: For years, she had impugned the fairness of the process without any proof. 

Durante años, ella había impugnado la equidad del proceso sin ninguna prueba.

intuition
intuition
[Sustantivo]

the ability to understand or know something immediately, without conscious reasoning or evidence

intuición

intuición

Ex: Intuition can guide decision-making when data is limited. 

La intuición puede guiar la toma de decisiones cuando los datos son limitados.

intuitive
intuitive
[Adjetivo]

based on or derived from instinct rather than rational analysis

intuitivo

intuitivo

Ex: His intuitive sense of timing made him an excellent musician. 

Su sentido intuitivo del tiempo lo convirtió en un excelente músico.

credence
credence
[Sustantivo]

belief in the truth of something

creencia

creencia

Ex: She gave credence to the rumor without checking the facts. 

Ella dio crédito al rumor sin verificar los hechos.

credible
credible
[Adjetivo]

able to be believed or relied on

creíble

creíble

Ex: The witness provided a credible account of the incident, which helped the jury reach a verdict. 

El testigo proporcionó un relato creíble del incidente, lo que ayudó al jurado a llegar a un veredicto.

creditable
creditable
[Adjetivo]

deserving of approval or respect, though not very exceptional

respetable

respetable

Ex: While not a masterpiece, the artist's early work is still creditable and shows potential. 

Aunque no es una obra maestra, el trabajo temprano del artista sigue siendo digno de elogio y muestra potencial.

credulity
credulity
[Sustantivo]

the willingness to believe or trust too readily

credulidad

credulidad

Ex: Despite the absurdity of the rumor, it spread quickly due to the credulity of the townsfolk. 

A pesar del absurdo del rumor, se propagó rápidamente debido a la credulidad de los habitantes del pueblo.

credulous
credulous
[Adjetivo]

believing things easily even without much evidence that leads to being easy to deceive

crédulo

crédulo

Ex: Parents teach their children to be wary of strangers so they aren't too credulous and easily deceived. 

Los padres enseñan a sus hijos a desconfiar de los extraños para que no sean demasiado crédulos y fácilmente engañados.

creed
creed
[Sustantivo]

a set of fundamental beliefs or guiding principles

credo

credo

Ex: Followers of different religious traditions often have their unique creeds that define their faith. 

Los seguidores de diferentes tradiciones religiosas a menudo tienen sus credos únicos que definen su fe.

terrestrial
terrestrial
[Adjetivo]

related to or living on land, rather than in the sea or air

terrestre

terrestre

Ex: The terrestrial ecosystem of the Amazon rainforest supports a vast diversity of plant and animal species. 

El ecosistema terrestre de la selva amazónica alberga una gran diversidad de especies de plantas y animales.

territorial
territorial
[Adjetivo]

regarding a specific region or territory

territorial

territorial

Ex: The territorial disputes between neighboring countries often lead to diplomatic tensions. 

Las disputas territoriales entre países vecinos a menudo conducen a tensiones diplomáticas.

to proliferate

to grow in amount or number rapidly

proliferar

proliferar

Ex: If left unchecked, invasive species will proliferate in the ecosystem. 

Si no se controlan, las especies invasoras proliferarán en el ecosistema.

prolific
prolific
[Adjetivo]

(of an author, artist, etc.) having a high level of productivity or creativity, especially in producing a large quantity of work or ideas

prolífico

prolífico

Ex: The scientist was known for his prolific research output, publishing numerous papers annually. 

El científico era conocido por su producción de investigación prolífica, publicando numerosos artículos anualmente.

causal
causal
[Adjetivo]

related to the relationship between two things in which one is the cause of the other

causal

causal

Ex: There's a causal relationship between smoking and lung cancer. 

Existe una relación causal entre fumar y el cáncer de pulmón.

caustic
caustic
[Adjetivo]

the ability to chemically corrode or eat away materials, typically referring to strong acids

cáustico

cáustico

Ex: Extreme caution must be exercised when handling caustic materials to avoid accidents and injury. 

Se debe ejercer extrema precaución al manipular materiales cáusticos para evitar accidentes y lesiones.

to cauterize

to burn or seal a wound or tissue, typically to prevent infection and stop bleeding

cauterizar

cauterizar

Ex: In traditional medicine, they often cauterize wounds to prevent infection. 

En la medicina tradicional, a menudo cauterizan las heridas para prevenir infecciones.

to expand
to expand
[Verbo]

to spread out or stretch in various directions

desplegar, expandir

desplegar, expandir

Ex: With a satisfying hiss, the air mattress expanded as it was inflated with a pump. 

Con un satisfactorio silbido, el colchón de aire se expandió mientras se inflaba con una bomba.

expanse
expanse
[Sustantivo]

a vast, open area or surface

amplitud

amplitud

Ex: The desert stretched out as an endless expanse before us. 

El desierto se extendía como una extensión interminable ante nosotros.

expansion
expansion
[Sustantivo]

an increase in the amount, size, importance, or degree of something

expansión

expansión

Ex: The organization announced plans for the expansion of its services to underserved communities. 

La organización anunció planes para la expansión de sus servicios a comunidades desatendidas.

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