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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 35

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to marshal
to marshal
[Verbo]

to direct or control the orderly movement or deployment of people or things

poner en orden

poner en orden

Ex: Air traffic controllers work to marshal incoming and outgoing planes. 

Los controladores de tráfico aéreo trabajan para dirigir los aviones entrantes y salientes.

martial
martial
[Adjetivo]

related to war or the armed forces

militar

militar

Ex: His military career saw many years of martial service defending the homeland. 

Su carrera militar vio muchos años de servicio marcial defendiendo la patria.

martian
martian
[Adjetivo]

relating to the planet Mars or characteristic of its environment

marciano

marciano

Ex: The reddish, dusty landscape had a definite Martian feel to it. 

El paisaje rojizo y polvoriento tenía un aire definitivamente marciano.

martinet
martinet
[Sustantivo]

an individual who demands total obedience to rules, laws, and orders

rigorista

rigorista

Ex: While order is important, being such a martinet about petty regulations often backfires and damages one's leadership. 

Aunque el orden es importante, ser un tirano con regulaciones menores a menudo resulta contraproducente y daña el liderazgo.

martyrdom
martyrdom
[Sustantivo]

the act of voluntarily suffering death as the result of maintaining religious or other ideals, usually political or religious

martirio

martirio

Ex: Some religions promise rewards in the afterlife for those who meet martyrdom rather than renounce their faith. 

Algunas religiones prometen recompensas en el más allá para aquellos que enfrentan el martirio en lugar de renunciar a su fe.

cabal
cabal
[Sustantivo]

a secret plot, especially one designed to gain power or manipulate events behind the scenes

conspiración

conspiración

Ex: The cabal's plan unraveled when one member leaked the details. 

El plan de la cábala se deshizo cuando un miembro filtró los detalles.

Cabalism
Cabalism
[Sustantivo]

a mystical tradition in Judaism that explores the hidden, symbolic meanings within Jewish scripture and religious texts

Cabalismo

Cabalismo

Ex: Cabalism first emerged in medieval Spain and Southern France, where Jewish mystics and scholars developed this new approach to spirituality and Scripture. 

El Cabalismo surgió por primera vez en la España medieval y el sur de Francia, donde los místicos y eruditos judíos desarrollaron este nuevo enfoque de la espiritualidad y las Escrituras.

to sublimate

to cause a solid to change directly into a gas without passing through the liquid phase

sublimar

sublimar

Ex: Heat sublimates dry ice into carbon dioxide gas. 

El calor sublima el hielo seco en gas dióxido de carbono.

sublime
sublime
[Adjetivo]

raised, elevated, or positioned high above the ordinary or ground level

sublime

sublime

Ex: The eagle's nest rested in a sublime perch on the cliffside. 

El nido del águila descansaba en una percha sublime en el acantilado.

subliminal
subliminal
[Adjetivo]

below or beyond the threshold of conscious awareness

subliminal

subliminal

Ex: Advocates argue that branding uses both conscious brand attributes as well as subliminal associations. 

Los defensores argumentan que el branding utiliza tanto atributos de marca conscientes como asociaciones subliminales.

infinite
infinite
[Adjetivo]

without end or limits in extent, amount, or space

infinito

infinito

Ex: Space is often described as infinite, with no boundaries or limits to its vastness. 

El espacio a menudo se describe como infinito, sin fronteras ni límites a su vastedad.

infinitesimal
infinitesimal
[Adjetivo]

extremely small, almost to the point of being unnoticeable

infinitesimal

infinitesimal

Ex: The biologist marveled at the infinitesimal cells under the microscope, each one vital to the organism's survival. 

El biólogo se maravilló ante las células infinitesimales bajo el microscopio, cada una vital para la supervivencia del organismo.

opponent
opponent
[Sustantivo]

someone who disagrees with a system, plan, etc. and intends to put an end to it or change it

adversario, oponente

adversario, oponente

Ex: The politician’s strongest opponent criticized his policies openly. 

El oponente más fuerte del político criticó abiertamente sus políticas.

opposite
opposite
[Adjetivo]

located across from a particular thing, typically separated by an intervening space

de enfrente

de enfrente

Ex: She pointed to the opposite corner of the room. 

Ella señaló la esquina opuesta de la habitación.

fraudulence
fraudulence
[Sustantivo]

the deliberate act of deception performed through false representations for personal gain or harm to others

fraudulencia

fraudulencia

Ex: Charges were brought against the former CEO for criminal fraudulence related to embezzlement of company funds. 

Se presentaron cargos contra el ex CEO por fraude criminal relacionado con el desvío de fondos de la empresa.

fraudulent
fraudulent
[Adjetivo]

dishonest or deceitful, often involving illegal or unethical actions intended to deceive others

fraudulento

fraudulento

Ex: The fraudulent charges on her credit card statement were reported to the bank immediately. 

Los cargos fraudulentos en el extracto de su tarjeta de crédito fueron reportados al banco inmediatamente.

armful
armful
[Sustantivo]

the amount of something that can be carried or held in one's arms at a time

brazado

brazado

Ex: With an armful of folded laundry, she headed upstairs to the bedroom. 

Con un brazado de ropa doblada, se dirigió arriba hacia el dormitorio.

armory
armory
[Sustantivo]

a facility used for the production of weapons and military equipment

armería, arsenal

armería, arsenal

Ex: Military contracts kept the arms manufacturer's factories and armory operating at full capacity. 

Los contratos militares mantuvieron las fábricas y el arsenal del fabricante de armas funcionando a plena capacidad.

armistice
armistice
[Sustantivo]

a temporary stoppage or truce in hostilities between parties engaged in a war or conflict

armisticio, tregua

armisticio, tregua

Ex: The armistice allowed both sides to retrieve their wounded and dead from no man's land between the trenches. 

El armisticio permitió a ambos bandos recuperar a sus heridos y muertos de la tierra de nadie entre las trincheras.

armada
armada
[Sustantivo]

a massive group of warships organized for military or strategic purposes

armada, flota

armada, flota

Ex: Historians study the armada as a turning point in maritime warfare. 

Los historiadores estudian la armada como un punto de inflexión en la guerra marítima.

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