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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 14

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to inter
to inter
[Verbo]

to put a body in a grave, usually at a funeral ceremony

enterrar

enterrar

to disinter

to take something, especially a dead body, out of the ground

desenterrar

desenterrar

interdict
interdict
[Sustantivo]

a formal court order that prohibits someone from performing a specific action, often issued to prevent harm, enforce compliance, or uphold legal standards

entredicho

entredicho

Ex: The activist group sought an interdict to halt construction on sacred land. 

El grupo activista solicitó una prohibición judicial para detener la construcción en tierras sagradas.

interminable
interminable
[Adjetivo]

feeling endlessly long and tedious

interminable

interminable

Ex: The students sighed as the professor began yet another interminable lecture on the same topic. 

Los estudiantes suspiraron cuando el profesor comenzó otra conferencia interminable sobre el mismo tema.

internecine
internecine
[Adjetivo]

involving deadly or violent conflict where all parties suffer severe losses

interno

interno

Ex: An internecine clash between rival gangs resulted in dozens of casualties. 

Un enfrentamiento interno entre pandillas rivales resultó en docenas de víctimas.

to interpolate

to insert words or material into a text, often in a way that alters or falsifies the original

interpolar

interpolar

Ex: He interpolated his own opinions into the historical account. 

Él interpoló sus propias opiniones en el relato histórico.

to interpose

to insert or place something between other elements

interponer

interponer

Ex: The architect decided to interpose a courtyard between the two wings of the building. 

El arquitecto decidió interponer un patio entre las dos alas del edificio.

to diagnose

to find out the cause of a problem or disease that a person has by examining the symptoms

diagnosticar

diagnosticar

Ex: Veterinarians use their expertise to diagnose illnesses in animals. 

Los veterinarios utilizan su experiencia para diagnosticar enfermedades en los animales.

diagnosis
diagnosis
[Sustantivo]

the identification of the nature and cause of an illness or other problem

diagnóstico, diagnosis

diagnóstico, diagnosis

Ex: Her diagnosis revealed a rare autoimmune disorder. 

Su diagnóstico reveló un trastorno autoinmune raro.

incandescence
incandescence
[Sustantivo]

the quality of being extremely bright

incandescencia

incandescencia

incantation
incantation
[Sustantivo]

the use of a group of words or sounds that are thought to have a magical effect

conjuro, ensalmo

conjuro, ensalmo

to permeate

to pass through a small space between objects or a gap in a surface

penetrar

penetrar

Ex: Over time, the dye began to permeate the fabric, giving it a deep, rich color. 

Con el tiempo, el tinte comenzó a permeabilizar la tela, dándole un color profundo y rico.

permeable
permeable
[Adjetivo]

having small openings that allow different materials to pass through

permeable

permeable

Ex: The new material is designed to be both strong and permeable, allowing for breathability in sportswear. 

El nuevo material está diseñado para ser fuerte y permeable, lo que permite la transpirabilidad en la ropa deportiva.

to sedate
to sedate
[Verbo]

to give a calming substance to a person or animal, often for medical reasons or to reduce anxiety

sedar

sedar

Ex: The dentist may choose to sedate patients who experience extreme anxiety during dental procedures. 

El dentista puede optar por sedar a los pacientes que experimentan ansiedad extrema durante los procedimientos dentales.

sedentary
sedentary
[Adjetivo]

(of a job or lifestyle) including a lot of sitting and very little physical activity

sedentario

sedentario

Ex: She found that her sedentary work environment was affecting her health. 

Ella descubrió que su entorno de trabajo sedentario estaba afectando su salud.

sediment
sediment
[Sustantivo]

particles of solid material that settle at the bottom of a liquid

sedimento

sedimento

Ex: Over time, sediment builds up in the bottom of a pond, affecting its water quality. 

Con el tiempo, los sedimentos se acumulan en el fondo de un estanque, afectando su calidad del agua.

sedition
sedition
[Sustantivo]

the act of rebellion or resistance against established authority, typically through speech or conduct

sedición

sedición

Ex: Writing articles that questioned the legitimacy of the government led to accusations of sedition against the journalist. 

Escribir artículos que cuestionaban la legitimidad del gobierno llevó a acusaciones de sedición contra el periodista.

burgess
burgess
[Sustantivo]

a person who lives in a town in England that has its own separate government

ciudadano

ciudadano

burgher
burgher
[Sustantivo]

a citizen who belongs to the middle class

burgués

burgués

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