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Lista de palabras SAT 4 - Lección 50

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SAT Word Skills 4
to rehabilitate

to help someone to restore to a healthy and independent state after a period of imprisonment, addiction, illness, etc.

rehabilitar

rehabilitar

Ex: Physical therapists worked tirelessly to rehabilitate the patient's injured leg, focusing on restoring mobility and strength. 

Los fisioterapeutas trabajaron incansablemente para rehabilitar la pierna lesionada del paciente, centrándose en restaurar la movilidad y la fuerza.

to retaliate

to make a counterattack or respond in a similar manner

contraatacar

contraatacar

Ex: The organization decided to retaliate hacking attempts by counterattacking the source. 

La organización decidió contraatacar los intentos de piratería informática atacando la fuente.

to peculate

appropriate (as property entrusted to one's care) fraudulently to one's own use

desfalcar

desfalcar

to macerate

to soften or break down food by soaking it in a liquid, often a flavored liquid like wine or vinegar

macerar

macerar

Ex: He likes to macerate dried fruits in rum for his holiday fruitcake, giving it a rich and boozy taste. 

A él le gusta macerar frutas secas en ron para su pastel de frutas navideño, dándole un sabor rico y alcohólico.

to vitiate
to vitiate
[Verbo]

to spoil, weaken, or reduce the usefulness or perfection of something

estropear

estropear

Ex: Careless planning vitiated the success of the entire project. 

Una planificación descuidada vició el éxito de todo el proyecto.

to inaugurate

to officially start or introduce something

inaugurar

inaugurar

Ex: The mayor is inaugurating the new initiative today. 

El alcalde inaugura la nueva iniciativa hoy.

to designate

to officially give a specific title, term, or label to someone or something

designar

designar

Ex: They designated the new restaurant "The Ocean View." 

Ellos designaron el nuevo restaurante "The Ocean View".

to pontificate

to state one's opinion in such a manner that shows one believes to be the only person to fully know it and be unarguably correct

pontificar

pontificar

Ex: She is pontificating about technology trends, believing her knowledge is superior. 

Ella está pontificando sobre las tendencias tecnológicas, creyendo que su conocimiento es superior.

to deracinate

pull up by or as if by the roots

desraizar

desraizar

to collaborate

to work with someone else in order to create something or reach the same goal

colaborar

colaborar

Ex: We need to collaborate with our colleagues to finalize the project proposal. 

Necesitamos colaborar con nuestros colegas para finalizar la propuesta del proyecto.

to dilapidate

fall into decay or ruin

desmoronarse

desmoronarse

to abdicate

(of a monarch or ruler) to step down from a position of power

abdicar

abdicar

Ex: Facing political turmoil, the emperor decided to abdicate to restore stability. 

Ante la agitación política, el emperador decidió abdicar para restaurar la estabilidad.

to perforate

to create a series of holes in something, typically for the purpose of making separation or tearing easier

perforar

perforar

Ex: To facilitate tearing, the packaging was perforated along the edges. 

Para facilitar el desgarro, el empaque fue perforado a lo largo de los bordes.

to masticate

to chew food by biting and grinding it with the teeth

masticar

masticar

Ex: The chef recommended taking small bites and slowly masticating the steak for the best flavor. 

El chef recomendó tomar pequeños bocados y masticar lentamente el filete para el mejor sabor.

to relegate

to appoint a person or thing to a lower status, position, or rank

relegar

relegar

Ex: In academic settings, failing grades may relegate a student to a lower academic level. 

En entornos académicos, las calificaciones reprobatorias pueden relegar a un estudiante a un nivel académico inferior.

to dehydrate

to remove water from a substance, often causing it to become dry

deshidratar

deshidratar

Ex: In the desert, the intense heat dehydrated the soil. 

En el desierto, el calor intenso deshidrató el suelo.

to impregnate

to fertilize a woman's egg with sperm, resulting in pregnancy

embarazar

embarazar

Ex: The sperm donor had successfully impregnated several women through artificial insemination at the fertility clinic. 

El donante de esperma había logrado impregnar con éxito a varias mujeres mediante inseminación artificial en la clínica de fertilidad.

to innovate

to introduce new ideas, methods, or products to improve or change the current way of doing things

innovar

innovar

Ex: Educational institutions seek to innovate teaching methods to better engage students. 

Las instituciones educativas buscan innovar los métodos de enseñanza para involucrar mejor a los estudiantes.

to confiscate

to officially take away something from someone, usually as punishment

confiscar

confiscar

Ex: If students violate school rules, teachers may confiscate unauthorized items. 

Si los estudiantes violan las reglas de la escuela, los maestros pueden confiscar artículos no autorizados.

to extricate

to free someone from a difficult or entangled situation

liberar

liberar

Ex: After hours of negotiations, they finally extricated themselves from the deal. 

Después de horas de negociaciones, finalmente lograron liberarse del trato.

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