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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 5

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to clearly show disapproval, which can discourage others from a particular action or behavior

desaprobar

desaprobar

Ex: Witnessing the misconduct , the teacher discountenanced the students ' disruptive behavior and promptly addressed the issue .Al presenciar la mala conducta, el profesor **desaprobó** el comportamiento disruptivo de los estudiantes y abordó el problema de inmediato.

to talk about something confidently, suggesting that one is well informed about it

disertar

disertar

Ex: In the upcoming class , the teacher will discourse on the significance of critical thinking skills , emphasizing their role in decision-making .En la próxima clase, el profesor **disertará** sobre la importancia de las habilidades de pensamiento crítico, enfatizando su papel en la toma de decisiones.
discourteous
[Adjetivo]

having no manners or respect for others

descortés

descortés

Ex: Despite being asked politely , the person in line continued to be discourteous by pushing and cutting in front of others .A pesar de ser solicitado amablemente, la persona en la fila continuó siendo **descortés** al empujar y colarse delante de los demás.

to reveal something to the public, especially a secret

descubrir, revelar

descubrir, revelar

Ex: In the coming weeks , a team of investigators will discover evidence that will expose a major scandal .En las próximas semanas, un equipo de investigadores **descubrirá** pruebas que expondrán un gran escándalo.

to make someone or something be no longer respected

desacreditar

desacreditar

Ex: Rumors spread to discredit his reputation , despite his innocence .Los rumores se extendieron para **desacreditar** su reputación, a pesar de su inocencia.
to collate
[Verbo]

to compare different pieces of information and examine them to find their differences

cotejar

cotejar

Ex: He spent hours collating the results of the survey to identify key findings .Pasó horas **comparando** los resultados de la encuesta para identificar hallazgos clave.
collateral
[Adjetivo]

situated alongside something

colateral

colateral

Ex: Collateral branches extended from the tree , providing additional support to the main trunk .Las ramas **colaterales** se extendían desde el árbol, proporcionando apoyo adicional al tronco principal.
proletarian
[Adjetivo]

relating to a member of the working class

proletario

proletario

Ex: Amidst the economic downturn , the proletarian neighborhoods were hit hardest , facing high unemployment rates and povertyEn medio de la crisis económica, los barrios **proletarios** fueron los más afectados, enfrentando altas tasas de desempleo y pobreza.
proletariat
[Sustantivo]

the class of people who do physical labor as a job, especially in factories or industries

proletariado

proletariado

Ex: As automation continues to advance , there are concerns about the impact on the livelihoods of the proletariat, as jobs become increasingly scarce .A medida que la automatización continúa avanzando, existen preocupaciones sobre el impacto en los medios de vida del **proletariado**, ya que los trabajos se vuelven cada vez más escasos.
to gyrate
[Verbo]

to turn or move in a spiral motion

girar

girar

Ex: The amusement park ride made the passengers feel as if they were about to gyrate off the ground .El juego del parque de atracciones hizo que los pasajeros sintieran como si estuvieran a punto de **girar** fuera del suelo.
gyroscope
[Sustantivo]

a device that maintains its orientation regardless of movement

giróscopo

giróscopo

Ex: The astronaut 's spacesuit featured an integrated gyroscope system , aiding in maintaining orientation and balance during extravehicular activities .El traje espacial del astronauta contaba con un sistema de **giroscopio** integrado, que ayudaba a mantener la orientación y el equilibrio durante las actividades extravehiculares.
boor
[Sustantivo]

an insensitive and uneducated person who lacks culture and manners

grosero

grosero

Ex: Despite his wealth , he was seen as a boor due to his lack of refinement .A pesar de su riqueza, era visto como un **patán** debido a su falta de refinamiento.
boorish
[Adjetivo]

having rude or disrespectful manners

grosero

grosero

Ex: Their boorish conduct at the event embarrassed their friends .Su conducta **grosera** en el evento avergonzó a sus amigos.
exorbitance
[Sustantivo]

a behavior or an action that goes beyond what is considered reasonable, appropriate, or customary

exorbitancia

exorbitancia

Ex: The company's CEO was criticized for his exorbitant salary, which was seen as disproportionate to the performance of the business.El CEO de la empresa fue criticado por su salario **exorbitante**, que se consideró desproporcionado con respecto al desempeño del negocio.
exorbitant
[Adjetivo]

exceeding the reasonable or accepted boundaries

exorbitante

exorbitante

Ex: His exorbitant demands during negotiations made it difficult to reach a fair agreement .Sus demandas **exorbitantes** durante las negociaciones hicieron difícil llegar a un acuerdo justo.
mystification
[Sustantivo]

the act of confusing people by making things complicated to understand

desconcierto

desconcierto

Ex: Through his clever storytelling and enigmatic clues , the author masterfully wove a web of mystification, keeping readers on the edge of their seats .A través de su hábil narración y pistas enigmáticas, el autor tejió magistralmente una red de **misticación**, manteniendo a los lectores al borde de sus asientos.
mystique
[Sustantivo]

an aura of power or mystery around something or someone that makes them seem more interesting or special

mística

mística

Ex: Within the ancient temple , shrouded in secrecy and surrounded by legends , there was an undeniable mystique that drew countless visitors .Dentro del antiguo templo, envuelto en secreto y rodeado de leyendas, había un **misticismo** innegable que atraía a innumerables visitantes.

to speed up or facilitate the progress of an action or task

acelerar

acelerar

Ex: The government passed a law to expedite the construction of critical infrastructure projects .El gobierno aprobó una ley para **acelerar** la construcción de proyectos de infraestructura crítica.
expeditious
[Adjetivo]

done very quickly without wasting time or resources

diligente

diligente

Ex: The expeditious decision-making process helped resolve the issue quickly .El proceso de toma de decisiones **expeditivo** ayudó a resolver el problema rápidamente.
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