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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 6 - Lección 1

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SAT Word Skills 6
marquee
marquee
[Sustantivo]

a large tent used for outdoor events or performances, typically featuring a high peaked roof and often serving as a temporary venue

entoldado

entoldado

Ex: The music festival set up several marquees to accommodate the various stages and vendors, creating a vibrant atmosphere for attendees. 

El festival de música instaló varias carpas para acomodar los diversos escenarios y vendedores, creando un ambiente vibrante para los asistentes.

matinee
matinee
[Sustantivo]

a musical or dramatic performance that takes place in daytime, especially in the afternoon

matiné, matinée

matiné, matinée

Ex: They studied classic films to learn about the evolution of matinee in cinema. 

Estudiaron películas clásicas para aprender sobre la evolución de la matiné en el cine.

assignee
assignee
[Sustantivo]

(law) a person or entity to whom property, rights, or obligations are transferred or delegated by another party through a legal assignment

cesionario

cesionario

Ex: The assignee of the insurance policy was entitled to receive the benefits in case of a covered event, such as illness or accident. 

El cesionario de la póliza de seguro tenía derecho a recibir los beneficios en caso de un evento cubierto, como una enfermedad o un accidente.

conferee
conferee
[Sustantivo]

an individual who participates in a conference or meeting

participante

participante

Ex: The conference organizers provided name tags to all conferees to facilitate introductions and networking opportunities. 

Los organizadores de la conferencia proporcionaron etiquetas con nombres a todos los participantes para facilitar las presentaciones y las oportunidades de networking.

consignee
consignee
[Sustantivo]

the recipient of goods or merchandise that have been shipped or transported

consignatario

consignatario

Ex: Upon receiving the package, the consignee signed the delivery receipt, acknowledging receipt of the merchandise. 

Al recibir el paquete, el consignatario firmó el recibo de entrega, reconociendo la recepción de la mercancía.

perigee
perigee
[Sustantivo]

the point in the orbit of a celestial body, such as a satellite or moon, where it is closest to the Earth

perigeo

perigeo

Ex: The spacecraft adjusted its trajectory to pass through the perigee of Mars, allowing for a close flyby of the planet. 

La nave espacial ajustó su trayectoria para pasar por el perigeo de Marte, permitiendo un sobrevuelo cercano del planeta.

negligee
negligee
[Sustantivo]

a loose, flowing garment, typically made of a light, sheer fabric such as silk or chiffon, that is worn by women as a nightgown or a dressing gown

negligé

negligé

melee
melee
[Sustantivo]

a fight that is noisy, confusing, and involves many people

refriega

refriega

Ex: The cafeteria was filled with a melee of students arguing over seating. 

La cafetería estaba llena de una refriega de estudiantes discutiendo por los asientos.

levee
levee
[Sustantivo]

a structure built along a riverbank to serve as a landing place for boats or ships

dique

dique

Ex: The levee was crowded with fishermen and tourists. 

El muelle estaba lleno de pescadores y turistas.

pedigree
pedigree
[Sustantivo]

the recorded ancestry or lineage of individuals, typically in the context of their descendants tracing back to a common ancestor

linaje

linaje

Ex: In politics, his pedigree is well-regarded, coming from a family of distinguished politicians. 

En política, su pedigree está bien considerado, proviniendo de una familia de políticos distinguidos.

repartee
repartee
[Sustantivo]

quick, witty, and clever conversation or exchange of remarks

plática ingeniosa

plática ingeniosa

Ex: The repartee between the characters in the play added depth to the dialogue, keeping the audience entertained and engaged. 

La réplica entre los personajes de la obra añadió profundidad al diálogo, manteniendo al público entretenido y comprometido.

vicissitude
vicissitude
[Sustantivo]

a change, often unexpected, in one's situation or fortune

vicisitud

vicisitud

Ex: The company weathered the vicissitudes of the market with strategic foresight. 

La empresa superó las vicisitudes del mercado con previsión estratégica.

aptitude
aptitude
[Sustantivo]

natural talent or ability in a particular skill or area

aptitud

aptitud

Ex: Aptitude tests are often used to assess potential in specific skills. 

Las pruebas de aptitud se utilizan a menudo para evaluar el potencial en habilidades específicas.

desuetude
desuetude
[Sustantivo]

the state of disuse or neglect, often resulting in the abandonment or cessation of a practice, custom, or law

desuso

desuso

Ex: Despite its historical significance, the ancient language has fallen into desuetude, with few speakers left to preserve its cultural heritage. 

A pesar de su importancia histórica, la antigua lengua ha caído en desuso, con pocos hablantes que quedan para preservar su patrimonio cultural.

platitude
platitude
[Sustantivo]

a statement or advice that is no longer effective or interesting because it has been repeated over and over again

tópico

tópico

Ex: The coach's talk was filled with tired platitudes about hard work and dedication. 

La charla del entrenador estaba llena de perogrulladas cansadas sobre el trabajo duro y la dedicación.

certitude
certitude
[Sustantivo]

the feeling of complete certainty

certeza

certeza

Ex: His decision was made with absolute certitude, leaving no room for doubt. 

Su decisión fue tomada con certidumbre absoluta, sin dejar lugar a dudas.

altitude
altitude
[Sustantivo]

the distance between an object or point and sea level

altitud, altura

altitud, altura

Ex: Climbers experienced difficulties adjusting to the high altitude during their ascent. 

Los escaladores experimentaron dificultades para adaptarse a la gran altitud durante su ascenso.

pulchritude
pulchritude
[Sustantivo]

physical beauty or attractiveness, often characterized by aesthetically pleasing features, especially that of a woman

belleza

belleza

Ex: The architect's design emphasized the pulchritude of the building, incorporating graceful lines and elegant proportions. 

El diseño del arquitecto enfatizó la pulchritud del edificio, incorporando líneas gráciles y proporciones elegantes.

prelude
prelude
[Sustantivo]

a short section of a musical performance such as a fugue, opera, suite, etc. that introduces the main theme or subject

preludio

preludio

lassitude
lassitude
[Sustantivo]

a feeling characterized by a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or energy

lasitud

lasitud

Ex: The medication he was taking for his illness often left him with a lingering sense of lassitude, making it difficult for him to focus or stay motivated. 

La medicación que tomaba para su enfermedad a menudo le dejaba con una sensación persistente de languidez, lo que le dificultaba concentrarse o mantenerse motivado.

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