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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 9

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to temper
to temper
[Verbo]

to make something moderate or agreeable by adding another element

suavizar

suavizar

temperate
temperate
[Adjetivo]

having a mild and moderate nature

moderado

moderado

Ex: As a temperate leader, he always considered all viewpoints before making decisions. 

Como líder moderado, siempre consideraba todos los puntos de vista antes de tomar decisiones.

to rearrange

to change the position, order, or layout of something, often with the goal of improving its organization, efficiency, or appearance

reordenar, reorganizar

reordenar, reorganizar

Ex: The interior designer frequently rearranges furniture to optimize space in clients' homes. 

El diseñador de interiores reorganiza frecuentemente los muebles para optimizar el espacio en los hogares de los clientes.

to rebuild
to rebuild
[Verbo]

to build something once again, after it has been destroyed or severely damaged

reconstruir

reconstruir

Ex: The city plans to rebuild the old bridge using modern materials. 
to recapture

to feel or experience something again

recobrar

recobrar

Ex: Visiting the beach where they had honeymooned, they recaptured the romance of their early days together. 

Al visitar la playa donde habían pasado su luna de miel, recuperaron el romance de sus primeros días juntos.

to recoup
to recoup
[Verbo]

to repay someone, typically for losses or expenses they have suffered

recuperar

recuperar

Ex: The government program aims to recoup farmers for crop losses due to adverse weather conditions. 

El programa gubernamental tiene como objetivo indemnizar a los agricultores por las pérdidas de cultivos debido a condiciones climáticas adversas.

miniature
miniature
[Adjetivo]

much smaller in scale or size compared to the usual form

en miniatura

en miniatura

Ex: The miniature version of the car was a popular collector's item among automotive enthusiasts. 

La versión miniatura del coche era un artículo de colección popular entre los entusiastas del automóvil.

to minimize

to reduce something to the lowest possible degree or amount, particularly something unpleasant

minimizar

minimizar

Ex: The changes made to the process have minimized delays in production. 

Los cambios realizados en el proceso han minimizado los retrasos en la producción.

minion
minion
[Sustantivo]

a person who obeys unconditionally in order to get validation

secuaz

secuaz

minority
minority
[Sustantivo]

a small group of people who differ in race, religion, etc. and are often mistreated by the society

minoría

minoría

Ex: The report highlighted the struggles of the minority in accessing resources. 

El informe destacó las dificultades de la minoría para acceder a los recursos.

minuscule
minuscule
[Adjetivo]

incredibly small in size

minúsculo

minúsculo

Ex: She found a minuscule chip on the edge of her favorite coffee mug. 

Encontró una minúscula astilla en el borde de su taza de café favorita.

minutiae
minutiae
[Sustantivo]

small details that are easily overlooked

minucias

minucias

Ex: While proofreading, it's crucial to pay attention to the minutiae of grammar and punctuation to ensure a polished and error-free document. 

Mientras se corrige, es crucial prestar atención a los minutiae de la gramática y la puntuación para asegurar un documento pulido y libre de errores.

ecstasy
ecstasy
[Sustantivo]

an overwhelming feeling of intense delight or extreme happiness

éxtasis

éxtasis

Ex: The unexpected reunion with a long-lost friend was a cause for ecstasy, as they embraced with tears of joy. 

El reencuentro inesperado con un amigo perdido hace mucho tiempo fue motivo de éxtasis, mientras se abrazaban con lágrimas de alegría.

ecstatic
ecstatic
[Adjetivo]

extremely excited and happy

extático, eufórico

extático, eufórico

Ex: The children were ecstatic when they found out they were going to Disneyland. 

Los niños estaban extáticos cuando se enteraron de que iban a Disneylandia.

to liberate

to free someone or something from oppression or captivity

liberar

liberar

Ex: The hero's mission was to liberate the captured hostages from the enemy's stronghold. 

La misión del héroe era liberar a los rehenes capturados del bastión enemigo.

libertarian
libertarian
[Sustantivo]

a person who believes people should have maximum freedom and minimal government control

libertario

libertario

Ex: The libertarian argued for personal freedom in the debate. 

El libertario argumentó a favor de la libertad personal en el debate.

apostate
apostate
[Sustantivo]

a person who abandons their political or religious belief often seen as a betrayal

apóstata

apóstata

Ex: The regime punished apostates harshly. 

El régimen castigaba severamente a los apóstata.

apostle
apostle
[Sustantivo]

an important early teacher of Christianity

apóstol

apóstol

Ex: Each apostle carried letters and teachings to distant communities. 

Cada apóstol llevaba cartas y enseñanzas a comunidades lejanas.

apostasy
apostasy
[Sustantivo]

the act of abandoning a religious or political belief that one used to hold

apostasía

apostasía

Ex: The religious leader's apostasy led to a re-evaluation of his previous teachings and influence. 

La apostasía del líder religioso llevó a una reevaluación de sus enseñanzas previas y su influencia.

apostleship
apostleship
[Sustantivo]

the position and responsibility of the one who is sent for advocating Christianity

apostolado

apostolado

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