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Lista de palabras SAT 5 - Lección 46

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to coddle
to coddle
[Verbo]

to overly pamper or indulge someone

mimar

mimar

Ex: The mother is coddling her sick child, bringing them soup and blankets. 

La madre mima a su hijo enfermo, llevándole sopa y mantas.

to careen
to careen
[Verbo]

to move rapidly and erratically, often with a lack of control

escorarse

escorarse

Ex: Tourists screamed as the roller coaster careened through its final loop. 

Los turistas gritaban cuando la montaña rusa se desplomaba en su último bucle.

to enact
to enact
[Verbo]

to act a role in a motion picture or perform a play on stage

representar

representar

Ex: The actors rehearsed tirelessly to enact their parts in the historical drama. 

Los actores ensayaron incansablemente para representar sus papeles en el drama histórico.

to bawl
to bawl
[Verbo]

to shout loudly and emotionally, often expressing distress, anger, or frustration

gritar

gritar

Ex: Overwhelmed with grief, she began to bawl at the news of a personal loss. 

Abrumada por el dolor, comenzó a gritar al enterarse de una pérdida personal.

to affect
to affect
[Verbo]

to cause a change in a person, thing, etc.

afectar

afectar

Ex: The economic downturn is expected to affect businesses across various sectors. 

Se espera que la desaceleración económica afecte a las empresas de diversos sectores.

to cringe
to cringe
[Verbo]

to draw back involuntarily, often in response to fear, pain, embarrassment, or discomfort

encogerse

encogerse

Ex: The sharp criticism from her boss made her cringe with embarrassment. 

Las duras críticas de su jefe la hicieron estremecerse de vergüenza.

to keen
to keen
[Verbo]

to wail or lament loudly and mournfully, typically as an expression of grief or sorrow

lamentarse

lamentarse

Ex: The mourners are keening at the funeral, their voices filled with grief. 

Los dolientes se lamentan en el funeral, sus voces llenas de dolor.

to lance
to lance
[Verbo]

to thrust or strike with a long-pointed weapon

lancear

lancear

Ex: The skilled jouster aimed to lance the target with precision while charging on horseback. 

El hábil justero apuntaba a lancear el objetivo con precisión mientras cargaba a caballo.

to lynch
to lynch
[Verbo]

to kill someone without legal approval

linchar

linchar

Ex: The vigilante group sought to lynch those they deemed responsible for the crime. 

El grupo de vigilantes buscó linchar a aquellos que consideraban responsables del crimen.

to deflect
to deflect
[Verbo]

to redirect focus or diverting someone's attention from a particular subject or matter

desviar

desviar

Ex: The celebrity tried to deflect accusations about their personal life by emphasizing charitable contributions. 

La celebridad intentó desviar las acusaciones sobre su vida personal enfatizando las contribuciones caritativas.

to inject
to inject
[Verbo]

to insert a substance or material into the body, often through a needle

inyectar

inyectar

Ex: They had to inject the horse with fluids to help with dehydration. 

Tuvieron que inyectar líquidos al caballo para ayudar con la deshidratación.

to engrave
to engrave
[Verbo]

to carve or cut a design or lettering into a hard surface, such as metal or stone

grabar

grabar

Ex: The sculptor engraved the historical dates on the marble monument. 

El escultor grabó las fechas históricas en el monumento de mármol.

to canvas
to canvas
[Verbo]

to cover, furnish, or decorate with a strong and woven fabric

cubrir con una tela

cubrir con una tela

Ex: The workers are canvasing the walls of the new building with white canvas for painting. 

Los trabajadores están forrando las paredes del nuevo edificio con lona blanca para pintar.

to broadcast

to use airwaves to send out TV or radio programs

transmitir, emitir

transmitir, emitir

Ex: The cable channel broadcasts documentaries on nature and wildlife. 

El canal de cable transmite documentales sobre naturaleza y vida silvestre.

to joust
to joust
[Verbo]

to engage in a combat or competition, typically involving mounted knights, who use lances to try to unseat each other

justar

justar

Ex: While the crowd was cheering, the knights were jousting fiercely for the honor of their kingdoms. 

Mientras la multitud animaba, los caballeros justaban ferozmente por el honor de sus reinos.

to arouse
to arouse
[Verbo]

to call forth or evoke specific emotions, feelings, or responses

despertar

despertar

Ex: The vivid imagery in the poem had the ability to arouse a range of emotions, from joy to melancholy. 

La vívida imaginería del poema tenía la capacidad de despertar una gama de emociones, desde la alegría hasta la melancolía.

to condemn
to condemn
[Verbo]

to give a severe punishment to someone who has committed a major crime

condenar

condenar

Ex: In some countries, certain crimes can lead to being condemned to death penalty by lethal injection. 

En algunos países, ciertos delitos pueden llevar a ser condenado a la pena de muerte por inyección letal.

to denounce

to publicly express one's disapproval of something or someone

denunciar, condenar

denunciar, condenar

Ex: The leader denounced the discriminatory policies and called for inclusivity. 

El líder denunció las políticas discriminatorias y pidió inclusividad.

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