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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 7

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vegetal
vegetal
[Adjetivo]

related to the characteristics of vegetables, plants, or plant life

vegetal

vegetal

Ex: The herbal tea had a soothing vegetal taste, thanks to the infusion of handpicked, dried leaves from the garden. 

El té de hierbas tenía un sabor vegetal relajante, gracias a la infusión de hojas secas recolectadas a mano del jardín.

to vegetate

to grow as plants do such as to develop new leaves, etc.

vegetar

vegetar

Ex: In the spring, the trees along the street began to vegetate, covering the branches with lush green leaves. 

En primavera, los árboles a lo largo de la calle comenzaron a vegetar, cubriendo las ramas con hojas verdes frondosas.

vegetative
vegetative
[Adjetivo]

related to plant life or plants, specifically how plant procreate and grow

vegetativo

vegetativo

Ex: Researchers conducted experiments to better understand the vegetative aspects of plant development and their response to environmental factors. 

Los investigadores realizaron experimentos para comprender mejor los aspectos vegetativos del desarrollo de las plantas y su respuesta a los factores ambientales.

to rejoin
to rejoin
[Verbo]

to go back to someone or something after a separation

reintegrarse a

reintegrarse a

Ex: The team members were excited to rejoin after a refreshing holiday break. 

Los miembros del equipo estaban emocionados por reincorporarse después de un descanso festivo refrescante.

rejoinder
rejoinder
[Sustantivo]

a clever, fast, or sharp answer to someone's question or comment

réplica

réplica

Ex: The politician delivered a sharp rejoinder to his opponent's accusations during the debate. 

El político entregó una réplica aguda a las acusaciones de su oponente durante el debate.

to accentuate

to emphasize, highlight, or draw attention to certain features or aspects of something

realzar

realzar

Ex: The use of lighting in the exhibit was carefully planned to accentuate the sculptures. 

El uso de la iluminación en la exposición fue cuidadosamente planeado para acentuar las esculturas.

to accession

to write down and categorize new items that are added to a collection

acceder

acceder

Ex: Volunteers assisted in accessioning the donated books, helping the library maintain an up-to-date inventory of its literary resources. 

Los voluntarios ayudaron en el registro de los libros donados, ayudando a la biblioteca a mantener un inventario actualizado de sus recursos literarios.

accessory
accessory
[Adjetivo]

providing extra support or assistance

accesorio

accesorio

Ex: The accessory lighting in the room created a cozy and inviting atmosphere. 

La iluminación auxiliar en la habitación creó un ambiente acogedor e invitante.

skeptic
skeptic
[Sustantivo]

an individual who regularly questions and doubts the validity of ideas, beliefs, or information, particularly those that are commonly accepted

escéptico

escéptico

Ex: The philosopher was known for his reputation as a skeptic, challenging established beliefs and ideologies. 

El filósofo era conocido por su reputación de escéptico, desafiando creencias e ideologías establecidas.

skeptical
skeptical
[Adjetivo]

doubtful of the basis or teachings of a religion

escéptico

escéptico

Ex: Sarah became increasingly skeptical of organized religion as she delved into scientific research. 

Sarah se volvió cada vez más escéptica de la religión organizada mientras se adentraba en la investigación científica.

unintelligible
unintelligible
[Adjetivo]

(of language) not said or written loudly or clearly enough to be understood

ininteligible

ininteligible

Ex: The handwriting on the ancient parchment had faded, making the text nearly unintelligible. 

La escritura a mano en el pergamino antiguo se había desvanecido, haciendo el texto casi ilegible.

uninhibited
uninhibited
[Adjetivo]

expressing oneself freely without worrying about social conventions

desinhibido

desinhibido

Ex: The artist's paintings reflected an uninhibited creativity, with bold colors and unconventional shapes. 

Las pinturas del artista reflejaban una creatividad desinhibida, con colores audaces y formas no convencionales.

unkempt
unkempt
[Adjetivo]

(of hair) not brushed or cut neatly

despeinado

despeinado

Ex: The photograph showed him with unkempt hair and a carefree smile. 

La fotografía lo mostraba con el pelo despeinado y una sonrisa despreocupada.

unobtrusive
unobtrusive
[Adjetivo]

causing little or no disturbance or not easily noticeable

discreto

discreto

Ex: The waiter provided unobtrusive service, ensuring a pleasant dining experience without being overly intrusive. 

El camarero proporcionó un servicio discreto, asegurando una experiencia gastronómica agradable sin ser demasiado intrusivo.

to infer
to infer
[Verbo]

to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter

inferir

inferir

Ex: Scientists can infer the existence of certain particles based on experimental results. 

Los científicos pueden inferir la existencia de ciertas partículas basándose en resultados experimentales.

inference
inference
[Sustantivo]

a conclusion one reaches from the existing evidence or known facts

inferencia, deducción, conclusión

inferencia, deducción, conclusión

Ex: In literature, readers often make inferences about characters' motivations based on their actions and dialogue. 

En la literatura, los lectores a menudo hacen inferencias sobre las motivaciones de los personajes basándose en sus acciones y diálogos.

litigant
litigant
[Sustantivo]

(law) a person or party involved in a legal case

litigante

litigante

Ex: After the car accident, John became a litigant, seeking compensation for medical expenses and damages caused by the negligent driver. 

Después del accidente automovilístico, John se convirtió en un litigante, buscando compensación por los gastos médicos y los daños causados por el conductor negligente.

to litigate

to initiate legal action against another party or person

litigar

litigar

Ex: She had to litigate to protect her intellectual property. 

Ella tuvo que litigar para proteger su propiedad intelectual.

litigious
litigious
[Adjetivo]

related to legal actions, disputes, or the process of engaging in lawsuits

litigioso

litigioso

Ex: The business environment became more litigious as competitors frequently sued each other over market competition and trade secrets. 

El entorno empresarial se volvió más litigioso a medida que los competidores se demandaban con frecuencia por competencia de mercado y secretos comerciales.

inferential
inferential
[Adjetivo]

characterized by the process of drawing conclusions based on available information or evidence

deductivo

deductivo

Ex: Detectives use inferential reasoning to connect clues and solve crimes by drawing logical conclusions from the available evidence. 

Los detectives utilizan el razonamiento inferencial para conectar pistas y resolver crímenes extrayendo conclusiones lógicas de la evidencia disponible.

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