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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 1 - Lección 42

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irritable
[Adjetivo]

prone to annoyance or frustration

irritable

irritable

Ex: The hot weather made everyone in the office irritable and cranky .El clima caluroso hizo que todos en la oficina estuvieran **irritables** y malhumorados.

to annoy someone, often over small matters

irritar

irritar

Ex: The ongoing chatter is irritating her .La charla constante la está **irritando**.
beau
[Sustantivo]

a man romantically involved with someone

pretendiente

pretendiente

Ex: Julia introduced her beau to her parents at the family dinner .Julia presentó a su **beau** a sus padres en la cena familiar.
beatific
[Adjetivo]

marked by serene kindness and a radiant purity that resembles or befits an angel or saint

beatífico

beatífico

Ex: Her beatific demeanor made her beloved by all .Su actitud **beatífica** la hacía querida por todos.
to beatify
[Verbo]

to declare a deceased person blessed, usually as part of the process toward sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church

beatificar

beatificar

Ex: Pilgrims attended the mass where the saint was beatified.
beatitude
[Sustantivo]

one of the eight blessings pronounced by Jesus at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, each beginning with "Blessed are…"

bienaventuranza

bienaventuranza

Ex: The sermon focused on the beatitude about peacemakers .El sermón se centró en la **bienaventuranza** sobre los pacificadores.
stagnant
[Adjetivo]

lacking movement or circulation

estancado

estancado

Ex: They drained the stagnant water to prevent mosquito breeding .Drenaron el agua **estancada** para evitar la cría de mosquitos.

to remain inactive or unchanging, leading to a lack of progress or development

estancarse

estancarse

Ex: The city 's growth began to stagnate after the main factory closed down .El crecimiento de la ciudad comenzó a **estancarse** después del cierre de la fábrica principal.
stagnation
[Sustantivo]

a state of being still, inactive, or not progressing

estancamiento

estancamiento

Ex: Many artists fear the stagnation of their creativity and constantly seek new inspirations .Muchos artistas temen el **estancamiento** de su creatividad y buscan constantemente nuevas inspiraciones.
to laud
[Verbo]

to praise or express admiration for someone or something

alabar, loar

alabar, loar

Ex: The community lauded the firefighters for their bravery during the wildfire .La comunidad **elogió** a los bomberos por su valentía durante el incendio forestal.
laudable
[Adjetivo]

(of an idea, intention, or act) deserving of admiration and praise, regardless of success

loable, laudable

loable, laudable

Ex: The team 's commitment to environmental sustainability is laudable.El compromiso del equipo con la sostenibilidad ambiental es **loable**.
laudatory
[Adjetivo]

expressing great praise or admiration

laudatorio

laudatorio

Ex: The article was filled with laudatory comments about the scientist 's groundbreaking research .El artículo estaba lleno de comentarios **elogiosos** sobre la investigación innovadora del científico.
ascent
[Sustantivo]

the act or process of moving upward

ascenso

ascenso

Ex: The spacecraft 's ascent into the atmosphere was successful , marking a historic moment for space exploration .El **ascenso** de la nave espacial a la atmósfera fue exitoso, marcando un momento histórico para la exploración espacial.
ascendant
[Adjetivo]

moving toward a higher position

ascendente

ascendente

Ex: The bird took an ascendant flight toward the mountain peak .
enigma
[Sustantivo]

the quality of being very challenging to explain or understand

enigma

enigma

Ex: His motives for the decision were an enigma to his colleagues .Sus motivos para la decisión fueron un **enigma** para sus colegas.
enigmatic
[Adjetivo]

difficult to understand or interpret

enigmático

enigmático

Ex: Her enigmatic behavior only added to the mystery surrounding her disappearance .Su comportamiento **enigmático** solo añadió más misterio a su desaparición.
to obscure
[Verbo]

to conceal or hide something

ocultar

ocultar

Ex: The artist intentionally used brushstrokes to obscure certain details in the painting .El artista utilizó intencionalmente pinceladas para **oscurecer** ciertos detalles en la pintura.
obscureness
[Sustantivo]

the state of being unclear, hard to understand, or not well-known

oscuridad

oscuridad

Ex: The obscureness of the ancient text made it a challenge for even the most seasoned scholars to interpret .La **oscuridad** del texto antiguo lo convertía en un desafío incluso para los eruditos más experimentados interpretarlo.
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