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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 9

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thermal
[Adjetivo]

related to heat or temperature, including how heat moves, how materials expand with temperature changes, and the energy stored in heat

térmico

térmico

Ex: Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared radiation emitted by objects to visualize temperature variations .Las cámaras **térmicas** detectan la radiación infrarroja emitida por los objetos para visualizar las variaciones de temperatura.
thermoelectric
[Adjetivo]

referring to generation of electricity from temperature differences between materials

termoeléctrico

termoeléctrico

Ex: The thermoelectric generator powered the remote sensor by harnessing temperature differences in the environment .El generador **termoeléctrico** alimentó el sensor remoto aprovechando las diferencias de temperatura en el entorno.
thermoelectricity
[Sustantivo]

the electricity produced through the direct conversion of heat energy, often using a thermocouple

termoelectricidad

termoelectricidad

Ex: Using a thermocouple made of bismuth and antimony , the system generated thermoelectricity from the temperature difference between the hot and cold sides .Usando un termopar hecho de bismuto y antimonio, el sistema generó **termoelectricidad** a partir de la diferencia de temperatura entre los lados caliente y frío.
insurgence
[Sustantivo]

an armed or violent rebellion by a group seeking to challenge or overthrow a ruling government

insurgencia

insurgencia

Ex: Following the economic crisis , there was an insurgence of protests demanding government reform .Tras la crisis económica, hubo un **levantamiento** de protestas que exigían una reforma gubernamental.
insurgent
[Adjetivo]

referring to a person or group that actively opposes against established authority, usually involving a political or armed conflict

insurgente

insurgente

Ex: During the state of emergency, the government responded to the escalating threat of insurgent groups by deploying additional troops.Durante el estado de emergencia, el gobierno respondió a la creciente amenaza de los grupos **insurgentes** desplegando tropas adicionales.
insurgency
[Sustantivo]

a rebellion or armed uprising against established authority

insurgencia

insurgencia

Ex: After the fall of the regime , an insurgency formed to challenge the new government .Después de la caída del régimen, se formó una **insurgencia** para desafiar al nuevo gobierno.
apartheid
[Sustantivo]

a system where people are treated differently or separated based on their race, ethnicity, or other characteristics

apartheid

apartheid

Ex: He wrote a book detailing his experiences growing up under apartheid.Escribió un libro detallando sus experiencias al crecer bajo el **apartheid**.
apathetic
[Adjetivo]

displaying minimal emotional expression or engagement

apático

apático

Ex: Despite the celebration , she remained apathetic, her face devoid of emotion .A pesar de la celebración, ella permaneció **apática**, su rostro carente de emoción.
dissertation
[Sustantivo]

a long piece of writing on a particular subject that a university student presents in order to get an advanced degree

tesis

tesis

Ex: The university requires students to defend their dissertation before a committee .La universidad requiere que los estudiantes defiendan su **tesis** ante un comité.
disservice
[Sustantivo]

an action that ultimately leads to a negative outcome, often due to lack of knowledge, care, or understanding of the situation

daño

daño

Ex: The government 's neglect of environmental conservation is a disservice to future generations who will bear the consequences of environmental degradation .La negligencia del gobierno en la conservación del medio ambiente es un **perjuicio** para las generaciones futuras que sufrirán las consecuencias de la degradación ambiental.

to divide something into distinct parts

separar

separar

Ex: The conflict threatened to dissever the once-united community into factions and irreparable divisions .El conflicto amenazaba con **dividir** la comunidad una vez unida en facciones y divisiones irreparables.
genesis
[Sustantivo]

the starting point of a process, event, or entity, often associated with the formation of something new

génesis

génesis

Ex: The genesis of this idea came to me during a moment of reflection .**El génesis** de esta idea me llegó durante un momento de reflexión.
genital
[Adjetivo]

relating to the reproductive organs of the body

genital

genital

Ex: A comprehensive sexuality education curriculum should cover topics such as consent , contraception , and the diversity of genital anatomy .Un plan de estudios integral de educación sexual debe cubrir temas como el consentimiento, la anticoncepción y la diversidad de la anatomía **genital**.
genitive
[Adjetivo]

relating to a grammatical case that is used to indicate possession, origin, or a close association

genitivo

genitivo

Ex: The article analyzed the morphological changes in the genitive case.El artículo analizó los cambios morfológicos en el caso **genitivo**.
exemplar
[Sustantivo]

a person or thing that serves as an excellent model or example of a particular quality or type

ejemplo

ejemplo

Ex: Her dedication to charity work makes her an exemplar of community spirit .Su dedicación al trabajo de caridad la convierte en un **ejemplo** del espíritu comunitario.
exemplary
[Adjetivo]

representing the essential qualities, characteristics, or principles associated with a particular type or category

ejemplar

ejemplar

Ex: The invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell is an exemplary illustration of groundbreaking technological innovation .La invención del teléfono por Alexander Graham Bell es una ilustración **ejemplar** de innovación tecnológica revolucionaria.

to provide a concrete illustration that helps make a concept or idea more understandable

ejemplificar

ejemplificar

Ex: In his presentation , the scientist was exemplifying the principles of quantum physics , providing experimental evidence and visual demonstrations that were making the abstract theories more accessible .En su presentación, el científico **ejemplificaba** los principios de la física cuántica, proporcionando evidencia experimental y demostraciones visuales que hacían las teorías abstractas más accesibles.
ignoble
[Adjetivo]

lacking high standards of morality, dignity, or honor

innoble

innoble

Ex: History has seen its share of ignoble rulers who prioritized their own power and wealth over the well-being of their people .La historia ha visto su parte de gobernantes **innobles** que priorizaron su propio poder y riqueza sobre el bienestar de su pueblo.
ignominious
[Adjetivo]

(of an action or behavior) making one feel ashamed because it was very bad or unacceptable

ignominioso

ignominioso

Ex: The company 's ignominious handling of the product launch , with multiple defects and delays , led to a sharp decline in customer trust .El manejo **ignominioso** del lanzamiento del producto por parte de la empresa, con múltiples defectos y retrasos, llevó a un fuerte descenso en la confianza de los clientes.
ignominy
[Sustantivo]

a situation or event that causes embarrassment or a loss of respect, particularly when experienced in a public or widespread manner

ignominia

ignominia

Ex: The failed launch brought ignominy to the tech firm .El lanzamiento fallido trajo **ignominia** a la empresa tecnológica.
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