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Lista de palabras SAT 4 - Lección 25

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to revel
to revel
[Verbo]

to take great pleasure or delight in an experience or activity

deleitarse

deleitarse

Ex: They reveled in the excitement of the roller coaster rides. 

Ellos se deleitaban con la emoción de los paseos en montaña rusa.

revelation
revelation
[Sustantivo]

the act of making something known or revealed, particularly something surprising or previously unknown

revelación

revelación

Ex: The scientist's discovery was hailed as a major revelation in physics. 

El descubrimiento del científico fue aclamado como una gran revelación en física.

to reverberate

to resound or echo with a deep, prolonged sound, often creating a lasting impression or effect

reverberar

reverberar

Ex: His words reverberated in her mind long after their conversation ended. 

Sus palabras retumbaron en su mente mucho tiempo después de que terminó su conversación.

to revere
to revere
[Verbo]

to honor or hold in deep respect, typically in a manner that falls short of worship

reverenciar

reverenciar

Ex: In many cultures, individuals revere their ancestors, honoring their memory through rituals and traditions. 

En muchas culturas, los individuos veneran a sus antepasados, honrando su memoria a través de rituales y tradiciones.

sarcasm
sarcasm
[Sustantivo]

the use of words that convey the opposite meaning as a way to annoy someone or for creating a humorous effect

sarcasmo

sarcasmo

Ex: His sarcastic remark about the team’s performance earned him a few disapproving glances. 

Su comentario sarcástico sobre el desempeño del equipo le valió algunas miradas de desaprobación.

sarcophagus
sarcophagus
[Sustantivo]

a stone coffin in ancient times, often decorated with a sculpture

sarcófago

sarcófago

Ex: The sarcophagus, adorned with intricate carvings, was thought to belong to a high-ranking Egyptian official. 

El sarcófago, adornado con intrincados tallados, se creía que pertenecía a un alto funcionario egipcio.

sardonic
sardonic
[Adjetivo]

humorous in a manner that is cruel and disrespectful

sardónico

sardónico

Ex: Her sardonic tone when discussing her colleague’s promotion showed her jealousy and disdain. 

Su tono sardónico al discutir el ascenso de su colega mostraba su envidia y desdén.

sartorial
sartorial
[Adjetivo]

referring to clothing, particularly men's clothing, or the manner in which it is tailored or worn

sartorial

sartorial

Ex: She admired the sartorial elegance of the men at the event, impressed by their well-fitted suits and stylish accessories. 

Ella admiró la elegancia sartorial de los hombres en el evento, impresionada por sus trajes bien ajustados y accesorios elegantes.

to proceed
to proceed
[Verbo]

to continue speaking, especially after being interrupted

continuar

continuar

Ex: He proceeded with his story after everyone quieted down. 

Prosiguió con su historia después de que todos se callaran.

procedure
procedure
[Sustantivo]

a particular set of actions conducted in a certain way

procedimiento

procedimiento

Ex: He learned the procedure for conducting the financial audit according to company guidelines. 

Aprendió el procedimiento para realizar la auditoría financiera de acuerdo con las pautas de la empresa.

mite
mite
[Sustantivo]

a very small creature that lives on plants, animals, or in carpets

ácaro

ácaro

Ex: The veterinarian examined the dog for mites, which can cause irritation and hair loss. 

El veterinario examinó al perro en busca de ácaros, que pueden causar irritación y pérdida de pelo.

to miter
to miter
[Verbo]

to cut the square edges of something at a 45° angle and fit them together to make a 90° corner

ingletear

ingletear

Ex: The builder taught his apprentice how to miter the edges of the baseboards for a seamless installation. 

El constructor enseñó a su aprendiz cómo biselar los bordes de los zócalos para una instalación sin costuras.

exodus
exodus
[Sustantivo]

a mass departure of people, especially to escape danger, hardship, or oppression

éxodo

éxodo

Ex: Economic collapse led to an exodus of skilled workers seeking better opportunities. 

El colapso económico condujo a un éxodo de trabajadores cualificados en busca de mejores oportunidades.

to exhume
to exhume
[Verbo]

to dig out a corpse from the ground, especially from a grave, for examination, reburial, or other purposes

exhumar

exhumar

Ex: In legal cases, a court order might be required to exhume a deceased person. 

En casos legales, podría ser necesaria una orden judicial para exhumar a una persona fallecida.

to exonerate

to clear someone from blame or responsibility for a wrongdoing or crime, often through evidence

exonerar

exonerar

Ex: The diligent efforts of the legal team helped exonerate the innocent person from the crime. 

Los esfuerzos diligentes del equipo legal ayudaron a exonerar a la persona inocente del crimen.

exotic
exotic
[Adjetivo]

originating in another country, particularly a tropical one

exótico

exótico

Ex: They went on a vacation to an exotic island in the Caribbean, enjoying the pristine beaches and lush landscapes. 

Se fueron de vacaciones a una isla exótica en el Caribe, disfrutando de las playas prístinas y los paisajes frondosos.

distinction
distinction
[Sustantivo]

an obvious difference between two similar or related things or persons

distinción

distinción

Ex: The distinction of being the first to climb the mountain made him famous in the climbing community. 

La distinción de ser el primero en escalar la montaña lo hizo famoso en la comunidad de escalada.

to distinguish

to recognize and mentally separate two things, people, etc.

distinguir

distinguir

Ex: The expert distinguishes between authentic and counterfeit artworks. 

El experto distingue entre obras de arte auténticas y falsificadas.

satyr
satyr
[Sustantivo]

a god in Greek mythology who has the face and body of a human and legs, horns, tails, and ears of a goat

sátiro

sátiro

Ex: Satyrs were known for their love of nature and often roamed the forests and mountains in ancient Greek myths. 

Los sátiros eran conocidos por su amor por la naturaleza y a menudo vagaban por los bosques y las montañas en los mitos griegos antiguos.

satire
satire
[Sustantivo]

humor, irony, ridicule, or sarcasm used to expose or criticize the faults and shortcomings of a person, government, etc.

sátira

sátira

Ex: The cartoonist's satire of political leaders sparked public debate. 

La sátira del caricaturista sobre los líderes políticos provocó un debate público.

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