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Lista de palabras SAT 5 - Lección 29

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flippant
flippant
[Adjetivo]

lacking seriousness and respect on a serious matter in an attempt to appear humorous or clever

frívolo

frívolo

Ex: He was criticized for his flippant response to the tragic news. 

Fue criticado por su respuesta frívola a la trágica noticia.

puissant
puissant
[Adjetivo]

having great power or influence, especially in a commanding or dignified way

poderoso

poderoso

Ex: The organization became a puissant force in global politics. 

La organización se convirtió en una fuerza poderosa en la política global.

adjutant
adjutant
[Sustantivo]

a large, black, and white bird belonging to the family of storks, found in Asia and Africa

ayudante

ayudante

Ex: The adjutant is often spotted scavenging near human settlements. 

El adjutant suele ser visto buscando comida cerca de los asentamientos humanos.

clairvoyant
clairvoyant
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) seeing things outside the reach or capability of natural senses

clarividente

clarividente

Ex: The clairvoyant person described vivid visions of distant places and future events. 

La persona clarividente describió visiones vívidas de lugares distantes y eventos futuros.

recalcitrant
recalcitrant
[Adjetivo]

resisting authority, control, or guidance

recalcitrante

recalcitrante

Ex: The recalcitrant employee ignored repeated warnings from management. 

El empleado recalcitrante ignoró las advertencias repetidas de la dirección.

flagrant
flagrant
[Adjetivo]

so obviously wrong or immoral that it provokes shock

flagrante

flagrante

Ex: The company engaged in flagrant violations of environmental law. 

La empresa incurrió en violaciones flagrantes de la ley ambiental.

buoyant
buoyant
[Adjetivo]

cheerful and lively in spirit

optimista

optimista

Ex: Children's buoyant energy filled the playground. 

La energía alegre de los niños llenaba el patio de recreo.

flamboyant
flamboyant
[Adjetivo]

showy and seeking attention through dramatic gestures or displays

flamante,  llamativo

flamante, llamativo

Ex: With his flamboyant charm and charisma, he quickly became the center of attention at social gatherings. 

Con su encanto flamante y carisma, rápidamente se convirtió en el centro de atención en las reuniones sociales.

dormant
dormant
[Adjetivo]

(of an animal) in a suspended or slowed mode of physical activity due to environmental conditions

durmiente

durmiente

resistant
resistant
[Adjetivo]

being protected from or having a high degree of resistance to something, such as an infection or disease

inmune, resistente

inmune, resistente

recusant
recusant
[Adjetivo]

reluctant to submit to an authority or follow rules

recusante

recusante

blatant
blatant
[Adjetivo]

very loud, noisy, and hard to ignore in an offensive or disruptive way

descarado

descarado

Ex: The protest was marked by blatant chants and drums. 

La protesta estuvo marcada por cánticos estridentes y tambores.

relevant
relevant
[Adjetivo]

having a close connection with the situation or subject at hand

pertinente, relevante

pertinente, relevante

Ex: The course covers topics that are relevant to today's business environment. 

El curso cubre temas que son relevantes para el entorno empresarial actual.

regnant
regnant
[Adjetivo]

exerting power, influence, or dominance

reinante

reinante

redundant
redundant
[Adjetivo]

surpassing what is needed or required, and so, no longer of use

redundante, superfluo

redundante, superfluo

Ex: The old equipment became redundant after the new system was installed. 

El equipo antiguo se volvió redundante después de que se instaló el nuevo sistema.

poignant
poignant
[Adjetivo]

causing strong emotions, especially sadness or empathy

conmovedor

conmovedor

Ex: The poignant sight of the abandoned puppy left her feeling a mixture of sadness and compassion. 

La vista conmovedora del cachorro abandonado le dejó una mezcla de tristeza y compasión.

adamant
adamant
[Adjetivo]

showing firmness in one's opinions and refusing to be swayed or influenced

firme

firme

Ex: The teacher remained adamant in her decision to uphold classroom rules, even in the face of student protests. 

La maestra se mantuvo firme en su decisión de mantener las reglas del aula, incluso ante las protestas de los estudiantes.

recreant
recreant
[Adjetivo]

devoid of even the smallest trace of bravery or courage

cobarde

cobarde

Ex: The recreant employee failed to stand up for his team during the critical meeting. 

El empleado cobarde no logró defender a su equipo durante la reunión crítica.

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