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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 2

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faun
faun
[Sustantivo]

a legendary forest god or spirit that is part human and part goat

fauno

fauno

Ex: The children 's book took young readers on a magical adventure through an enchanted forest , where they met talking animals and friendly fauns.

El libro infantil llevó a los jóvenes lectores a una aventura mágica a través de un bosque encantado, donde conocieron animales parlantes y faunos amigables.

fauna
fauna
[Sustantivo]

the animals of a particular geological period or region

fauna

fauna

Ex: Climate change poses a threat to the Arctic fauna, endangering species like polar bears and Arctic foxes .

El cambio climático representa una amenaza para la fauna del Ártico, poniendo en peligro especies como los osos polares y los zorros árticos.

lethargic
lethargic
[Adjetivo]

having no energy or interest in doing anything

letárgico

letárgico

Ex: The illness left him feeling weak and lethargic, unable to carry out his usual daily activities .

La enfermedad lo dejó sintiéndose débil y letárgico, incapaz de realizar sus actividades diarias habituales.

lethargy
lethargy
[Sustantivo]

a state of unusual sleepiness or absence of alertness

letargo

letargo

Ex: The medication prescribed to manage his condition had a notable side effect of causing lethargy, leaving him feeling sluggish and drowsy .

El medicamento recetado para controlar su condición tuvo un efecto secundario notable de causar letargo, dejándolo sintiéndose lento y somnoliento.

unconscionable
unconscionable
[Adjetivo]

excessively unreasonable or unfair and therefore unacceptable

desmesurado

desmesurado

Ex: It was unconscionable for them to deny medical care to someone in urgent need .

Fue inconcebible que negaran atención médica a alguien con necesidad urgente.

subconscious
subconscious
[Sustantivo]

the part of the mind that is not currently in focused awareness, but still influences thoughts, feelings, and behavior, often through automatic or involuntary processes

subconsciente

subconsciente

Ex: The therapist helped him explore the hidden layers of his subconscious.

El terapeuta lo ayudó a explorar las capas ocultas de su subconsciente.

peerage
peerage
[Sustantivo]

the members of a country's nobility as a class

nobiliario

nobiliario

Ex: Being born into the peerage, he inherited a noble title and became part of the esteemed aristocratic class .

Habiendo nacido en la nobleza, heredó un título noble y se convirtió en parte de la estimada clase aristocrática.

peerless
peerless
[Adjetivo]

incapable of being compared to others due to superior quality or excellence

sin igual, incomparable

sin igual, incomparable

Ex: His peerless leadership skills were recognized across the organization .

Sus habilidades de liderazgo incomparables fueron reconocidas en toda la organización.

antagonism
antagonism
[Sustantivo]

(biochemistry) interaction between two or more substances where one of them stops or reduces the effect of others

antagonismo

antagonismo

Ex: The antagonism between histamine and antihistamine drugs is utilized to counteract each other , lessening allergic reactions and diminishing symptoms like itching and inflammation .

El antagonismo entre la histamina y los fármacos antihistamínicos se utiliza para contrarrestarse mutuamente, reduciendo las reacciones alérgicas y disminuyendo síntomas como picazón e inflamación.

antagonistic
antagonistic
[Adjetivo]

showing that one actively dislikes or disagrees with something or someone

antagónico

antagónico

Ex: Expecting an antagonistic response , the speaker prepared themselves for a heated exchange of opposing views from the audience .

Esperando una respuesta antagónica, el orador se preparó para un intercambio acalorado de opiniones opuestas de la audiencia.

fallacious
fallacious
[Adjetivo]

deliberately designed to mislead

falaz

falaz

Ex: The politician 's fallacious promises fooled many voters .

Las promesas falaces del político engañaron a muchos votantes.

fallacy
fallacy
[Sustantivo]

a false idea or belief based on invalid arguments, often one that many people think is true

falacia

falacia

Ex: The belief that all members of a particular ethnic group are universally untrustworthy is a fallacy built on stereotypes and can lead to discrimination and prejudice .

La creencia de que todos los miembros de un grupo étnico particular son universalmente indignos de confianza es una falacia basada en estereotipos y puede llevar a la discriminación y los prejuicios.

fallible
fallible
[Adjetivo]

likely to be wrong or mistaken

falible

falible

Ex: Historical accounts are fallible and subject to interpretation due to perspectives and biases that impact their accuracy .

Los relatos históricos son falibles y están sujetos a interpretación debido a las perspectivas y los sesgos que afectan su precisión.

syllabic
syllabic
[Adjetivo]

relating to or based on a part of a word that consists of a vowel with or without a consonant

silábico

silábico

Ex: Haiku is a form of poetry that follows a strict syllabic structure of 5-7-5 syllables .

El haiku es una forma de poesía que sigue una estructura silábica estricta de 5-7-5 sílabas.

syllabication
syllabication
[Sustantivo]

the act of dividing words into syllables

silabeo

silabeo

Ex: The teacher taught the students about syllabication and how to identify syllable boundaries in words .

El profesor enseñó a los estudiantes sobre la silabación y cómo identificar los límites de las sílabas en las palabras.

decasyllable
decasyllable
[Sustantivo]

a line or verse that is made of ten syllables

decasílabo

decasílabo

Ex: In this poem, each line adheres to the strict structure of a decasyllable, creating a rhythmic and melodic flow.

En este poema, cada línea se adhiere a la estructura estricta de un decasílabo, creando un flujo rítmico y melódico.

disyllable
disyllable
[Sustantivo]

a word that is made of two syllables

disílabo

disílabo

Ex: In the English language , many common words are disyllables, such as ' table , ' ' apple , ' and ' paper ' .

En el idioma inglés, muchas palabras comunes son disílabos, como 'table', 'apple' y 'paper'.

debility
debility
[Sustantivo]

physical weakness that is caused by a disease or aging

debilidad

debilidad

Ex: The disease progressed , leading to increasing debility and a decline in overall physical functioning .

La enfermedad progresó, lo que llevó a una debilidad creciente y a un deterioro del funcionamiento físico general.

to debilitate

to make someone or something weaker or less effective

debilitar

debilitar

Ex: Malnutrition can debilitate a child 's growth and development , leading to long-term health issues .

La desnutrición puede debilitar el crecimiento y desarrollo de un niño, lo que lleva a problemas de salud a largo plazo.

debilitative
debilitative
[Adjetivo]

causing a decrease in physical or mental strength

debilitante

debilitante

Ex: Discrimination based on ability can have debilitative effects on individuals ' self-esteem and opportunities .

La discriminación basada en la capacidad puede tener efectos debilitantes en la autoestima y las oportunidades de las personas.

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