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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 41

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integral
integral
[Adjetivo]

considered a necessary and important part of something

esencial, integral

esencial, integral

Ex: Feedback from customers is integral for improving products and services. 

Los comentarios de los clientes son integrales para mejorar productos y servicios.

integrity
integrity
[Sustantivo]

the state of being together as one and not separated or broken into parts

integridad

integridad

Ex: The artist maintained the integrity of his original vision in the final piece. 

El artista mantuvo la integridad de su visión original en la pieza final.

tendency
tendency
[Sustantivo]

a mental disposition or attitude that favors one option over others

tendencia

tendencia

Ex: The manager's tendency to micromanage annoyed the staff. 
tendentious
tendentious
[Adjetivo]

stating a cause or opinion that one strongly believes in, particularly one that causes a lot of controversy

tendencioso

tendencioso

Ex: The tendentious nature of the speech divided the audience. 

La naturaleza tendenciosa del discurso dividió a la audiencia.

submissive
submissive
[Adjetivo]

showing a tendency to be passive or compliant

sumiso

sumiso

Ex: The submissive nature of the character in the novel highlighted the power dynamics at play. 

La naturaleza sumisa del personaje en la novela destacó las dinámicas de poder en juego.

submission
submission
[Sustantivo]

the state or act of accepting defeat and not having a choice but to obey the person in the position of power

sumisión, sometimiento

sumisión, sometimiento

Ex: The conquered nation was brought to submission, agreeing to all the terms imposed by the victors. 

La nación conquistada fue llevada a la sumisión, aceptando todos los términos impuestos por los vencedores.

conservatism
conservatism
[Sustantivo]

a political belief with an inclination to keep the traditional values in a society by avoiding changes

conservadurismo

conservadurismo

Ex: Conservatism often opposes rapid social change and advocates for gradual reform. 

El conservadurismo a menudo se opone a los cambios sociales rápidos y aboga por una reforma gradual.

conservative
conservative
[Adjetivo]

supporting traditional values and beliefs and not willing to accept any contradictory change

conservador

conservador

Ex: The conservative religious group opposed any changes to their traditional practices or doctrines. 

El grupo religioso conservador se opuso a cualquier cambio en sus prácticas o doctrinas tradicionales.

conservatory
conservatory
[Sustantivo]

a school or college that people attend to for studying music, theater, or some other form of art

conservatorio

conservatorio

Ex: The conservatory's curriculum emphasized not only technical proficiency but also creativity and artistic expression, fostering a well-rounded education for aspiring performers. 

El plan de estudios del conservatorio enfatizaba no solo la competencia técnica sino también la creatividad y la expresión artística, fomentando una educación integral para los aspirantes a artistas.

decimal
decimal
[Adjetivo]

relating to a system of numbers based on powers of ten, where quantities are expressed using digits, including fractions and whole numbers

decimal

decimal

Ex: Length measurements can be written in decimal form, such as 2.5 meters or 6.75 inches. 

Las medidas de longitud se pueden escribir en forma decimal, como 2,5 metros o 6,75 pulgadas.

decathlon
decathlon
[Sustantivo]

a competition consisting of ten different sports that takes place over two days

decatlón

decatlón

Ex: She won the gold medal in the decathlon at the Olympic Games, earning recognition as the world's greatest all-around athlete. 

Ella ganó la medalla de oro en el decatlón en los Juegos Olímpicos, obteniendo reconocimiento como la mejor atleta completa del mundo.

decapod
decapod
[Sustantivo]

a ten-footed animal that lives in water, such as a crab, shrimp, lobster, etc.

decápodo

decápodo

effulgent
effulgent
[Adjetivo]

radiant and brilliant in appearance

refulgente

refulgente

Ex: The painting captured the effulgent glow of a summer sunset. 

La pintura capturó el resplandor radiante de un atardecer de verano.

effulgence
effulgence
[Sustantivo]

having a radiant quality

refulgencia

refulgencia

primeval
primeval
[Adjetivo]

related to a distant past

primitivo

primitivo

Ex: The region is home to primeval landscapes that have remained unchanged for millennia. 

La región alberga paisajes primigenios que han permanecido inalterados durante milenios.

primitive
primitive
[Adjetivo]

characteristic of an early stage of human or animal evolution

primitivo

primitivo

Ex: The discovery of primitive plants helped scientists understand ancient ecosystems. 

El descubrimiento de plantas primitivas ayudó a los científicos a comprender los ecosistemas antiguos.

primordial
primordial
[Adjetivo]

belonging to the beginning of time

primordial

primordial

Ex: The primordial instincts of survival are deeply rooted in the human psyche. 

Los instintos primordiales de supervivencia están profundamente arraigados en la psique humana.

indignity
indignity
[Sustantivo]

an action or comment that causes a person to feel humiliated or loses their dignity

indignidad

indignidad

Ex: The prisoner endured many indignities during captivity. 

El prisionero soportó muchas humillaciones durante el cautiverio.

indignant
indignant
[Adjetivo]

feeling angry because of a mistake or injustice

indignado

indignado

Ex: They were indignant about the poor treatment they received. 

Estaban indignados por el mal trato que recibieron.

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