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Lista de palabras SAT 4 - Lección 19

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expectancy
expectancy
[Sustantivo]

the state of anticipating or looking forward to something

expectación

expectación

Ex: They watched the clock with growing expectancy as midnight approached. 

Miraron el reloj con creciente expectativa mientras se acercaba la medianoche.

to expectorate

to cough and spit a kind of thick, liquid substance out of the lungs

expectorar

expectorar

Ex: She had to expectorate several times during her recovery from pneumonia. 

Ella tuvo que expectorar varias veces durante su recuperación de la neumonía.

disunion
disunion
[Sustantivo]

the separation of an alliance

desunión

desunión

Ex: Disunion within the organization made it difficult to achieve common goals. 

La desunión dentro de la organización hizo difícil alcanzar metas comunes.

to distrust

to have no trust in someone or something

desconfiar de

desconfiar de

Ex: He distrusted the company's claims about the product's effectiveness without evidence. 

Desconfiaba de las afirmaciones de la empresa sobre la efectividad del producto sin pruebas.

distraught
distraught
[Adjetivo]

very upset and overwhelmed with strong emotions like sadness, worry, or despair

desconsolado

desconsolado

Ex: The family was distraught when their home was destroyed in the hurricane. 

La familia estaba desconsolada cuando su casa fue destruida por el huracán.

to distrain

to legally take someone’s property instead of the money they are owed

embargar

embargar

Ex: The landlord threatened to distrain the tenant's belongings to recover unpaid rent. 

El propietario amenazó con embargar los bienes del inquilino para recuperar el alquiler no pagado.

corps
corps
[Sustantivo]

a subdivision of army consisting of two or more divisions

cuerpo

cuerpo

Ex: His promotion to a leadership position in the corps marked the peak of his military career. 

Su ascenso a un puesto de liderazgo en el cuerpo marcó el punto culminante de su carrera militar.

corporeal
corporeal
[Adjetivo]

existing in a physical form

corpóreo

corpóreo

Ex: Although the legend spoke of a corporeal monster, no one had ever seen it firsthand. 

Aunque la leyenda hablaba de un monstruo corpóreo, nadie lo había visto nunca de primera mano.

corporate
corporate
[Adjetivo]

involving a large company

corporativo

corporativo

Ex: The corporate culture emphasizes teamwork and innovation. 
corporal
corporal
[Adjetivo]

having or existing in bodily form

corporal

corporal

Ex: The detective found a corporal clue at the crime scene, a piece of fabric that could identify the suspect. 

El detective encontró una pista corporal en la escena del crimen, un trozo de tela que podría identificar al sospechoso.

sensation
sensation
[Sustantivo]

a physical perception caused by an outside stimulus or something being in touch with the body

sensibilidad

sensibilidad

Ex: The sensation of the warm sun on her face was comforting. 

La sensación del sol cálido en su rostro era reconfortante.

sensibility
sensibility
[Sustantivo]

the capacity to deeply appreciate and react to complicated emotional or aesthetic impacts

sensibilidad

sensibilidad

Ex: They admired her sensibility, which allowed her to interpret music with remarkable depth. 

Admiraban su sensibilidad, que le permitía interpretar la música con una profundidad notable.

sensorium
sensorium
[Sustantivo]

a part of the brain assigned to receive and interpret the sensory signals

sensorium

sensorium

Ex: During the experiment, they monitored the sensorium's response to various stimuli. 

Durante el experimento, monitorearon la respuesta del sensorium a varios estímulos.

sensory
sensory
[Adjetivo]

(of nerves) receiving sensory information and transferring it to the central nervous system

sensorial

sensorial

Ex: Sensory receptors in the eyes detect light and send signals to the brain to form images. 

Los receptores sensoriales en los ojos detectan la luz y envían señales al cerebro para formar imágenes.

sensual
sensual
[Adjetivo]

relating to or involving the senses or physical sensation

sensual

sensual

Ex: The warm breeze and soft sand underfoot provided a sensual experience at the beach. 

La brisa cálida y la arena suave bajo los pies proporcionaron una experiencia sensual en la playa.

sensuous
sensuous
[Adjetivo]

pleasing and attractive to the senses

sensual

sensual

Ex: The sensuous texture of the velvet fabric made it irresistible to touch. 

La textura sensual de la tela de terciopelo la hacía irresistible al tacto.

athirst
athirst
[Adjetivo]

having an extreme desire

ávido

ávido

Ex: He was athirst for justice, determined to make a difference in the community. 

Estaba sediento de justicia, decidido a hacer una diferencia en la comunidad.

athwart
athwart
[Adverbio]

from side to side and in a slanting manner

de través

de través

Ex: The wind blew athwart the field, causing the tall grasses to sway. 

El viento sopló a través del campo, haciendo que las altas hierbas se balancearan.

astral
astral
[Adjetivo]

relating to the stars or celestial bodies

astral

astral

Ex: Astral charts map the positions of celestial bodies at specific times. 

Los mapas astrales trazan las posiciones de los cuerpos celestes en momentos específicos.

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