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Lista de palabras SAT 4 - Lección 11

Revisión

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cession
cession
[Sustantivo]

the act of surrendering a right, land, or property to a country

cesión

cesión

Ex: The treaty included the cession of valuable resources that had long been contested. 

El tratado incluía la cesión de recursos valiosos que habían sido disputados durante mucho tiempo.

cessation
cessation
[Sustantivo]

a process or fact of ceasing

cese

cese

Ex: The sudden cessation of the storm brought a sense of relief to the stranded travelers. 

La cesación repentina de la tormenta trajo una sensación de alivio a los viajeros varados.

discursive
discursive
[Adjetivo]

deviating from a subject in a disorganized manner

digresivo

digresivo

Ex: The professor's discursive lecture left the students confused about the key concepts. 

La conferencia discursiva del profesor dejó a los estudiantes confundidos sobre los conceptos clave.

discursiveness
discursiveness
[Sustantivo]

the act of jumping from one subject to another in a way that lacks order

calidad de discursivo

calidad de discursivo

Ex: The essay was marked by discursiveness, making it difficult to extract any clear conclusions. 

El ensayo estuvo marcado por la digresión, lo que dificultó extraer conclusiones claras.

ad hoc
ad hoc
[Adverbio]

for a certain purpose, especially an immediate one

ad hoc

ad hoc

Ex: They decided to address the customer's concern ad hoc rather than waiting for the scheduled meeting. 

Decidieron abordar la preocupación del cliente ad hoc en lugar de esperar a la reunión programada.

ad infinitum
ad infinitum
[Adverbio]

in a way that occurs continuously without a limit

hasta el infinito

hasta el infinito

Ex: The mathematical sequence extends ad infinitum. 

La secuencia matemática se extiende ad infinitum.

protege
protege
[Sustantivo]

someone who is helped and protected by an older, more experienced or powerful person

protegido

protegido

Ex: The famous chef was proud to see his protégé opening a restaurant of their own. 

El famoso chef estaba orgulloso de ver a su protegido abrir su propio restaurante.

protagonist
protagonist
[Sustantivo]

someone who supports a certain idea or cause

admirador

admirador

Ex: He became a protagonist for free speech after experiencing censorship firsthand. 

Se convirtió en un protagonista de la libertad de expresión después de experimentar la censura de primera mano.

sergeant
sergeant
[Sustantivo]

a non-commissioned officer in the air force or army below the rank of staff sergeant and above corporal

sargento

sargento

Ex: After years of dedicated service, he was promoted from corporal to sergeant. 

Después de años de servicio dedicado, fue ascendido de cabo a sargento.

sergeant at arms
sergeant at arms
[Sustantivo]

an officer who executes commands and maintains order in a court of law

sargento de armas

sargento de armas

Ex: The sergeant at arms stood by the door, ensuring no unauthorized persons entered the court. 

El sargento de armas se paró junto a la puerta, asegurando que ninguna persona no autorizada entrara en el tribunal.

sergeant major
sergeant major
[Sustantivo]

a non-commissioned officer in the US army, higher than a master sergeant

sargento mayor

sargento mayor

Ex: The sergeant major was known for his meticulous attention to detail during training exercises. 

El sargento mayor era conocido por su meticulosa atención al detalle durante los ejercicios de entrenamiento.

to enlighten

to make something clear or understandable, often by providing new or relevant information

aclarar

aclarar

Ex: Attending seminars on artificial intelligence can enlighten the subject of machine learning. 

Asistir a seminarios sobre inteligencia artificial puede iluminar el tema del aprendizaje automático.

to enkindle

to provoke an emotion

encender

encender

Ex: Watching the sunrise enkindled a sense of peace within her. 

Ver el amanecer encendió un sentimiento de paz en ella.

to enjoin
to enjoin
[Verbo]

to forbid someone from doing something by legal order

imponer

imponer

Ex: Authorities had enjoined the organization from holding public rallies without prior approval. 

Las autoridades habían prohibido a la organización realizar mítines públicos sin aprobación previa.

to enlist
to enlist
[Verbo]

to join the armed forces

alistar

alistar

Ex: She aspired to become a pilot and decided to enlist in the air force. 

Ella aspiraba a convertirse en piloto y decidió alistarse en la fuerza aérea.

corroboration
corroboration
[Sustantivo]

solid proof or evidence that supports a theory or statement

corroboración

corroboración

Ex: Video footage offered clear corroboration that the event had occurred as described. 

Las imágenes de video ofrecieron una corroboración clara de que el evento había ocurrido como se describió.

to corroborate

to provide supporting evidence for a theory, statement, etc.

corroborar

corroborar

Ex: His fingerprints found at the crime scene corroborate his presence there. 

Sus huellas dactilares encontradas en la escena del crimen corroboran su presencia allí.

to disenfranchise

to take away from someone the right to vote

privar del derecho al voto

privar del derecho al voto

Ex: A government must never disenfranchise its citizens, as voting is a fundamental right. 

Un gobierno nunca debe privar del derecho al voto a sus ciudadanos, ya que votar es un derecho fundamental.

to disencumber

to relieve someone of a burden

aliviar

aliviar

Ex: After the renovation, the room was disencumbered of all its clutter and felt much more spacious. 

Después de la renovación, la habitación fue liberada de todo su desorden y se sentía mucho más espaciosa.

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