Lista de palabras SAT 4 - Lección 26

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encyclical

[Sustantivo]

an official letter written and sent by the Pope to all the bishops of Roman Catholic Churches

encíclica, carta encíclica

Ex: The encyclical addressed the growing concerns about secularism in modern society .La **encíclica** abordó las crecientes preocupaciones sobre el secularismo en la sociedad moderna.

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encyclopedia

[Sustantivo]

a book or set of books that contains information on all branches of knowledge, or a particular branch of knowledge, typically arranged alphabetically by article title

enciclopedia

Ex: In the library , the encyclopedia was kept on a special shelf , easily accessible for students working on their projects .

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blaze

[Sustantivo]

a bright, intense flame or fire that burns strongly and produces a lot of light and heat

llamarada

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to blazon

[Verbo]

to decorate with heraldic visual designs

proclamar

Ex: The coat of arms was carefully blazoned on the knight ’s armor , making him easily identifiable on the battlefield .El escudo de armas fue cuidadosamente **blasonado** en la armadura del caballero, haciéndolo fácilmente identificable en el campo de batalla.

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hummock

[Sustantivo]

a small, raised area of earth, usually found in flat places

colina

Ex: A patch of tall grass grew on the hummock, swaying gently in the breeze .Un parche de hierba alta crecía en el **montículo**, meciéndose suavemente en la brisa.

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humus

[Sustantivo]

a type of soil formed by decayed plants and leaves

humus

Ex: Earthworms thrive in soil rich in humus, as it provides food and a healthy environment .Las lombrices prosperan en suelos ricos en **humus**, ya que proporciona alimento y un ambiente saludable.

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passive

[Adjetivo]

accepting what happens or not opposing what other people do or say

pasivo

Ex: They are passive observers , rarely taking part in discussions or debates .Son observadores **pasivos**, que rara vez participan en discusiones o debates.

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remediable

[Adjetivo]

(of a disease or problem) capable of being treated or solved

remediable

Ex: If the problem had been addressed sooner , it might have been more easily remediable.Si el problema se hubiera abordado antes, podría haber sido más fácilmente **remediable**.

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remedial

[Adjetivo]

related to treatments or actions that aim to fix or improve health issues

correctivo

Ex: The remedial exercises aim to strengthen the injured limb after surgery .Los ejercicios **correctivos** tienen como objetivo fortalecer la extremidad lesionada después de la cirugía.

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to secede

[Verbo]

to formally withdraw from an organization, union, or political entity

separarse de

Ex: They had been debating whether to secede for months before finally reaching a conclusion .Habían estado debatiendo durante meses si **separarse** antes de llegar finalmente a una conclusión.

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secant

[Sustantivo]

a line that crosses a curve at least at two distinct points

secante

Ex: By drawing the secant, they could approximate the behavior of the curve between the points .Al dibujar la **secante**, podían aproximar el comportamiento de la curva entre los puntos.

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malleable

[Adjetivo]

capable of being hammered or manipulated into different forms without cracking or breaking

maleable

Ex: The heated plastic became malleable, allowing it to be molded into the desired shape before cooling and hardening .El plástico calentado se volvió **maleable**, permitiendo que se moldee en la forma deseada antes de enfriarse y endurecerse.

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mallet

[Sustantivo]

a hammer-like tool with a large wooden or rubber head used for striking or directing objects

mazo

Ex: The blacksmith wielded a sturdy metal mallet to shape the red-hot iron into horseshoes .El herrero manejaba un **mazo** de metal resistente para dar forma al hierro al rojo vivo en herraduras.

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to distemper

[Verbo]

to paint with a type of paint mixed with water and glue

pintar al temple

Ex: They used a traditional method to distemper the surfaces , ensuring the paint would adhere properly .Utilizaron un método tradicional para **desleír** las superficies, asegurando que la pintura se adhiriera correctamente.

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dissonant

[Adjetivo]

having elements or ideas that strongly disagree or clash

disonante, discordante

Ex: The book club discussion turned dissonant over differing interpretations of the novel 's theme .La discusión del club de lectura se volvió **disonante** por las diferentes interpretaciones del tema de la novela.

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composed

[Adjetivo]

remaining calm and in control of one's emotions and actions

sereno

Ex: Even under pressure, he remained composed, handling the difficult negotiations with ease.Incluso bajo presión, permaneció **compuesto**, manejando las difíciles negociaciones con facilidad.

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dissonance

[Sustantivo]

unpleasant composition of sounds

disonancia

Ex: The sudden dissonance in the symphony left the audience uncomfortable and tense .La **disonancia** repentina en la sinfonía dejó a la audiencia incómoda y tensa.

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composure

[Sustantivo]

a state of calmness and self-control, especially in difficult or challenging situations

compostura

Ex: Maintaining composure during the heated argument , she responded calmly and diplomatically .Manteniendo la **calma** durante la acalorada discusión, respondió con calma y diplomacia.

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to compound

[Verbo]

to combine different things together

combinar

Ex: The scientist compounded several chemicals to create a new solution .El científico **combinó** varios productos químicos para crear una nueva solución.

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