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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 36

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to refract
to refract
[Verbo]

(of physics) to change the direction of light, sound, or energy when it passes through something

refractar

refractar

refractory
refractory
[Adjetivo]

hard to control because of stubbornness

obstinado

obstinado

Ex: The dog was refractory, ignoring every command. 

El perro era refractario, ignorando cada orden.

to refrain
to refrain
[Verbo]

to resist or hold back from doing or saying something

abstenerse

abstenerse

Ex: To maintain a positive atmosphere, the teacher encourages students to refrain from negative remarks in the classroom. 

Para mantener un ambiente positivo, el profesor anima a los estudiantes a abstenerse de comentarios negativos en el aula.

baritone
baritone
[Adjetivo]

related to a voice that is ranged between tenor and bass

barítono

barítono

bass
bass
[Adjetivo]

having a voice with the lowest range and tone

de bajo

de bajo

inextricable
inextricable
[Adjetivo]

impossible to escape or get rid of

inextricable

inextricable

infallible
infallible
[Adjetivo]

incapable of making mistakes or being wrong

infalible

infalible

Ex: The system was designed to be infallible, ensuring no errors occurred. 

El sistema fue diseñado para ser infalible, asegurando que no ocurrieran errores.

inflexible
inflexible
[Adjetivo]

(of a rule, opinion, etc.) fixed and not easily changed

inmutable

inmutable

Ex: The school's dress code was criticized for being too inflexible and outdated. 

El código de vestimenta de la escuela fue criticado por ser demasiado rígido y anticuado.

irresistible
irresistible
[Adjetivo]

impossible to resist or refuse, usually because of being very appealing or attractive

irresistible

irresistible

Ex: Her irresistible charm and wit made her the life of the party. 

Su encanto irresistible y su ingenio la convirtieron en el alma de la fiesta.

irresponsible
irresponsible
[Adjetivo]

neglecting one's duties or obligations, often causing harm or inconvenience to others

irresponsable

irresponsable

Ex: She failed to pay her bills on time, demonstrating an irresponsible approach to financial management. 

No pagó sus facturas a tiempo, demostrando un enfoque irresponsable de la gestión financiera.

to irrigate

to supply crops, land, etc. with water, typically by artificial means

irrigar

irrigar

Ex: The gardeners irrigate the flower beds with drip irrigation to conserve water. 

Los jardineros riegan los parterres con riego por goteo para conservar agua.

innate
innate
[Adjetivo]

(of a quality or skill) gained from the moment that one was born

innato

innato

inmost
inmost
[Adjetivo]

placed closest to the center

más recóndito

más recóndito

Ex: The scientist carefully examined the inmost layers of the specimen under the microscope. 

El científico examinó cuidadosamente las capas más internas del espécimen bajo el microscopio.

to infuse
to infuse
[Verbo]

to soak something in liquid in order to get the flavor of it

infundir

infundir

Ex: As part of the recipe, infuse the spices in the sauce overnight, allowing their flavors to meld and intensify. 

Como parte de la receta, infusiona las especias en la salsa durante la noche, permitiendo que sus sabores se mezclen e intensifiquen.

infusion
infusion
[Sustantivo]

the process of soaking herbs or tea in a liquid, usually boiled water

inyección

inyección

to inhume
to inhume
[Verbo]

to put a dead body in the ground or sea

enterrar

enterrar

irresolute
irresolute
[Adjetivo]

hesitant and uncertain about what to do

irresoluto

irresoluto

Ex: The politician's irresolute stance on the issue disappointed his supporters. 

La postura irresoluta del político sobre el tema decepcionó a sus seguidores.

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