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Lista de palabras SAT 5 - Lección 7

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invaluable
invaluable
[Adjetivo]

holding such great value or importance that it cannot be measured or replaced

inestimable

inestimable

Ex: The archives contain invaluable historical documents. 

Los archivos contienen documentos históricos invaluables.

formidable
formidable
[Adjetivo]

commanding great respect or fear due to having exceptional strength, excellence, or capabilities

formidable

formidable

Ex: The company's formidable reputation in the industry ensured its continued success. 

La reputación formidable de la empresa en la industria aseguró su éxito continuo.

permissible
permissible
[Adjetivo]

allowed or acceptable according to established rules or standards

permisible, aceptable

permisible, aceptable

Ex: It is permissible to park in this designated area for short-term loading. 

Es permisible estacionarse en esta área designada para carga a corto plazo.

eligible
eligible
[Adjetivo]

possessing the right to do or have something because of having the required qualifications

elegible

elegible

Ex: He became eligible for the promotion after completing the required training program. 

Se volvió elegible para el ascenso después de completar el programa de capacitación requerido.

pliable
pliable
[Adjetivo]

well adapting to new and different conditions

flexible

flexible

Ex: The team's pliable strategy allowed them to pivot effectively when unexpected challenges arose. 

La estrategia flexible del equipo les permitió pivotar efectivamente cuando surgieron desafíos inesperados.

foible
foible
[Sustantivo]

an unusual characteristic or mannerism that is peculiar or silly

manía

manía

curable
curable
[Adjetivo]

(of an illness or disease) capable of being successfully healed through medical treatment or therapy

curable

curable

Ex: Early detection is crucial for many curable diseases, as it allows for prompt treatment. 

La detección temprana es crucial para muchas enfermedades curables, ya que permite un tratamiento inmediato.

feasible
feasible
[Adjetivo]

having the potential of being done successfully

factible

factible

Ex: The engineer presented a feasible solution to the problem, taking into account technical constraints and budgetary limitations. 

El ingeniero presentó una solución factible al problema, teniendo en cuenta las limitaciones técnicas y presupuestarias.

fungible
fungible
[Adjetivo]

capable of being changed or replaced with something of the same kind

fungible

fungible

pleasurable
pleasurable
[Adjetivo]

giving satisfaction and enjoyment

agradable

agradable

Ex: Reading a good book in a cozy chair can be a pleasurable way to spend an evening. 

Leer un buen libro en una silla cómoda puede ser una forma placentera de pasar una tarde.

legible
legible
[Adjetivo]

(of a piece of writing) capable of being read or easily understood

legible

legible

Ex: He made sure his signature was legible on the official documents. 

Se aseguró de que su firma fuera legible en los documentos oficiales.

comestible
comestible
[Adjetivo]

fit for human or animal consumption

comestible

comestible

Ex: Chefs experiment with comestible flowers to add color and flavor. 

Los chefs experimentan con flores comestibles para agregar color y sabor.

suggestible
suggestible
[Adjetivo]

easily influenced or open to suggestion and reccomendation

sugestionable

sugestionable

Ex: He was so suggestible that even a casual comment from his coworker could change his opinion on a project. 

Era tan sugestionable que incluso un comentario casual de su compañero de trabajo podía cambiar su opinión sobre un proyecto.

to quibble
to quibble
[Verbo]

to argue over unimportant things or to complain about them

poner pegas, hacer objeciones de poca monta

poner pegas, hacer objeciones de poca monta

Ex: She didn't want to quibble about the cost; she just wanted the project to be completed on time. 

Ella no quería discutir sobre el costo; solo quería que el proyecto se completara a tiempo.

to ramble
to ramble
[Verbo]

to continue speaking or writing in a lengthy, unfocused, or wandering manner without a clear or organized structure

divagar

divagar

Ex: The politician tended to ramble during interviews, making it difficult for reporters to extract concise answers. 

El político tendía a divagar durante las entrevistas, lo que hacía difícil para los periodistas extraer respuestas concisas.

to garble
to garble
[Verbo]

to mix up, distort, or confuse information, typically in a way that makes it difficult to understand or use

confundir

confundir

Ex: The translation software garbled the original text, producing nonsensical results. 

El software de traducción distorsionó el texto original, produciendo resultados sin sentido.

to dabble
to dabble
[Verbo]

to engage in water-related activities in a playful or casual manner

chapotear

chapotear

Ex: On a hot summer day, families gathered by the river to dabble in the refreshing water. 

En un caluroso día de verano, las familias se reunieron junto al río para chapotear en el agua refrescante.

to addle
to addle
[Verbo]

(especially of eggs or organic matter) to go bad

pudrirse

pudrirse

Ex: The smell of addled food filled the kitchen. 

El olor de comida podrida llenaba la cocina.

to befuddle

to muddle someone's thinking, making it difficult to concentrate or reason

confundir

confundir

Ex: She was befuddled by the sudden change in plans. 

Ella estaba confundida por el cambio repentino de planes.

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