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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 37

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statuesque
statuesque
[Adjetivo]

resembling or suggestive of a sculpture in terms of inner stillness and collected strength

escultural

escultural

Ex: We visited a park with statuesque lawn art dotting the landscape like living statues. 

Visitamos un parque con arte de césped estatuario salpicando el paisaje como estatuas vivientes.

statuette
statuette
[Sustantivo]

a small sculpture, typically one that represents a person

estatuilla

estatuilla

Ex: Miniature statuettes of fictional characters were sold as high-quality collectibles. 

Estatuillas miniaturas de personajes ficticios se vendían como artículos de colección de alta calidad.

stature
stature
[Sustantivo]

the high level of respect people have for someone based on their impressive achievements

talla

talla

Ex: As the founder of the company, she held immense stature among employees. 

Como fundadora de la empresa, ella tenía una estatura inmensa entre los empleados.

statute
statute
[Sustantivo]

an officially written and established law

ley, estatuto

ley, estatuto

Ex: He challenged the statute in court, arguing that it was unconstitutional. 

Desafió el estatuto en la corte, argumentando que era inconstitucional.

microcosm
microcosm
[Sustantivo]

a miniature representation of something larger

microcosmo

microcosmo

Ex: Studies of ant colonies and bee hives reveal orderly microcosms that replicate the functioning of larger societies. 

Los estudios de colonias de hormigas y colmenas revelan microcosmos ordenados que replican el funcionamiento de sociedades más grandes.

micrometer
micrometer
[Sustantivo]

a precise handheld measuring tool typically used to measure very small distances between 0 and 25 mm

micrómetro

micrómetro

Ex: The scientists used a micrometer to measure the diameter of individual cells under the microscope. 

Los científicos utilizaron un micrómetro para medir el diámetro de las células individuales bajo el microscopio.

microphone
microphone
[Sustantivo]

a piece of equipment used for recording voices or sounds or for making one's voice louder

micrófono

micrófono

Ex: The microphone picked up background noise, so they had to move to a quieter room to record the podcast. 

El micrófono captó el ruido de fondo, por lo que tuvieron que trasladarse a una habitación más silenciosa para grabar el podcast.

microscopic
microscopic
[Adjetivo]

related to techniques or activities performed with a microscope to observe extremely small objects

microscópico

microscópico

Ex: The microscopic investigation revealed previously unseen details in the mineral sample. 

La investigación microscópica reveló detalles previamente invisibles en la muestra mineral.

microscopy
microscopy
[Sustantivo]

in-depth scientific investigation at the tiny scale using microscopes to uncover more about how things work

microscopía

microscopía

Ex: Biological microscopy applications include pathology examinations and microbiology research. 

Las aplicaciones de la microscopía biológica incluyen exámenes de patología e investigación en microbiología.

artifact
artifact
[Sustantivo]

a man-made object, tool, weapon, etc. that was created in the past and holds historical or cultural significance

artefacto

artefacto

Ex: Each artifact in the exhibit told a story about the civilization that created it. 

Cada artefacto en la exhibición contaba una historia sobre la civilización que lo creó.

artifice
artifice
[Sustantivo]

a clever action or behavior that is intended to trick and deceive others

artificio

artificio

Ex: The witness's story seemed contrived and full of artifice meant to misdirect interrogation rather than provide honesty. 

La historia del testigo parecía artificial y llena de artificio destinado a desviar el interrogatorio en lugar de proporcionar honestidad.

artisan
artisan
[Sustantivo]

a skilled craftsperson who creates objects partly or entirely by hand

artesano

artesano

Ex: The artisan's jewelry designs are unique and intricate. 

Los diseños de joyería del artesano son únicos e intrincados.

artesian
artesian
[Adjetivo]

referring to underground water sources where the pressure causes water to flow upward without the need for pumping

artesiano

artesiano

Ex: Engineers designed drainage works to control seasonal overflow from agricultural fields recharged by the underlying artesian system. 

Los ingenieros diseñaron obras de drenaje para controlar el desbordamiento estacional de los campos agrícolas recargados por el sistema artesiano subyacente.

artless
artless
[Adjetivo]

simple and free from cunning

ingenuo

ingenuo

Ex: The child's artless question silenced the room. 

La pregunta ingenuo del niño silenció la habitación.

artful
artful
[Adjetivo]

(of people) having the cleverness, calculated maneuvers, and efficient skill to reach goals

astuto

astuto

Ex: The spy was known for his artful ability to escape dangerous situations. 

El espía era conocido por su capacidad astuta para escapar de situaciones peligrosas.

habitant
habitant
[Sustantivo]

an individual who lives permanently or temporarily within a particular environment

morador

morador

Ex: Historians have learned a great deal about early Canadian life by studying diaries kept by St. Lawrence River valley habitants. 

Los historiadores han aprendido mucho sobre la vida temprana en Canadá estudiando los diarios mantenidos por los habitantes del valle del río San Lorenzo.

habitable
habitable
[Adjetivo]

suitable to live in and support life

habitable

habitable

Ex: Engineers designed the spacecraft with redundant life support systems to ensure cabin conditions remained habitable over long durations in deep space. 

Los ingenieros diseñaron la nave espacial con sistemas de soporte vital redundantes para garantizar que las condiciones de la cabina permanecieran habitables durante largos períodos en el espacio profundo.

habitual
habitual
[Adjetivo]

done regularly or repeatedly, often out of habit

habitual

habitual

Ex: The family's habitual Sunday dinner gathering was disrupted by the pandemic lockdown. 

La reunión habitual de la cena dominical de la familia fue interrumpida por el confinamiento pandémico.

habitude
habitude
[Sustantivo]

a behavioral pattern that develops into a person's customary reaction because they have performed it regularly in the past

hábito

hábito

Ex: Public speaking is a habitude she strengthens by volunteering at community events whenever possible. 

Hablar en público es una costumbre que ella fortalece al ser voluntaria en eventos comunitarios siempre que es posible.

habitability
habitability
[Sustantivo]

the capacity of an environment or living space to support human life, health, and productivity

habitabilidad

habitabilidad

Ex: Declining infrastructure, lack of economic prospects and high crime rates have reduced the attractiveness of habitability in some inner city zones. 

La infraestructura en declive, la falta de perspectivas económicas y las altas tasas de criminalidad han reducido el atractivo de la habitabilidad en algunas zonas del centro de la ciudad.

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