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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 43

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SAT Word Skills 3
indiscreet
indiscreet
[Adjetivo]

not acting or speaking in a considerate manner

indiscreto

indiscreto

tortious
tortious
[Adjetivo]

(of law) related to a wrong action that is not considered criminal

tortuoso

tortuoso

Ex: Intentional interference with contractual relations can be considered tortious behavior. 

La interferencia intencional con las relaciones contractuales puede considerarse un comportamiento ilícito.

tortuous
tortuous
[Adjetivo]

extremely long and complicated and sometimes tricky to understand

tortuoso

tortuoso

Ex: The meeting was filled with tortuous discussions that delayed the final decision. 

La reunión estuvo llena de discusiones tortuosas que retrasaron la decisión final.

torturous
torturous
[Adjetivo]

causing discomfort as a result of physical or mental pain

torturador

torturador

Ex: The pain in her arm was torturous after the injury. 

El dolor en su brazo era tortuoso después de la lesión.

spectator
spectator
[Sustantivo]

a person who watches sport competitions closely

espectador

espectador

Ex: The stadium was filled with spectators, all eagerly awaiting the start of the championship game. 

El estadio estaba lleno de espectadores, todos esperando ansiosamente el comienzo del partido del campeonato.

specter
specter
[Sustantivo]

a mental representation or vision of something frightening or haunting, often associated with fear, anxiety, or an unsettling memory

espectro

espectro

Ex: As the storm raged outside, the specter of the lost ship haunted the crew's thoughts. 

Mientras la tormenta rugía afuera, el espectro del barco perdido acechaba los pensamientos de la tripulación.

spectrum
spectrum
[Sustantivo]

the range of electromagnetic radiation arranged according to wavelength or frequency

espectro

espectro

Ex: Infrared radiation lies beyond the visible part of the spectrum. 
convergent
convergent
[Adjetivo]

approaching each other from different directions to be unified

convergente

convergente

convergence
convergence
[Sustantivo]

the act of approaching each other from different places for the purpose of unifying

convergencia

convergencia

to converge

(of roads, paths, lines, etc.) to lead toward a point that connects them

converger, convergir

converger, convergir

Ex: In the bustling downtown area, several streets converge at a central square. 

En el bullicioso centro de la ciudad, varias calles convergen en una plaza central.

to degrade
to degrade
[Verbo]

(of human activities or natural forces) to gradually break down rocks, mountains, hills, etc.

degradar, deteriorar

degradar, deteriorar

Ex: The river has been degrading the valley’s edges for thousands of years. 

El río ha estado degradando los bordes del valle durante miles de años.

degradation
degradation
[Sustantivo]

the act of taking away someone's dignity, usually by reducing their rank

degradación

degradación

eloquent
eloquent
[Adjetivo]

able to utilize language to convey something well, especially in a persuasive manner

elocuente

elocuente

Ex: The eloquent writer paints vivid images with words, evoking powerful emotions in readers. 

El escritor elocuente pinta imágenes vívidas con palabras, evocando emociones poderosas en los lectores.

eloquence
eloquence
[Sustantivo]

the ability to deliver a clear and strong message

elocuencia

elocuencia

Ex: The writer's eloquence brought the characters and emotions vividly to life. 

La elocuencia del escritor dio vida vívidamente a los personajes y las emociones.

elocution
elocution
[Sustantivo]

a speaking style that involves controlling one's voice and having an accurate pronunciation

elocución

elocución

soliloquy
soliloquy
[Sustantivo]

a moment of speaking one's thoughts aloud, typically when alone

soliloquio

soliloquio

Ex: The journal entry read like a written soliloquy, raw and unfiltered. 

La entrada del diario se leía como un soliloquio escrito, crudo y sin filtrar.

choral
choral
[Adjetivo]

(of music) made to be sung by a group of singers, especially in church

coral

coral

choreography
choreography
[Sustantivo]

the act of designing and organizing dance movements for a performance

coreografía

coreografía

to choreograph

to create a sequence of dance steps, often set to music, for a performance or production

coreografiar

coreografiar

Ex: The professional choreographed the intricate dance sequence for the music video. 

El profesional coreografió la intrincada secuencia de baile para el video musical.

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