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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 6 - Lección 2

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to spawn
to spawn
[Verbo]

to cause something to be created, particularly in large numbers

engendrar

engendrar

Ex: The innovative idea has the potential to spawn a whole new industry. 

La idea innovadora tiene el potencial de generar una industria completamente nueva.

to enrage
to enrage
[Verbo]

to cause someone to become extremely angry

enfurecer

enfurecer

Ex: The continuous interruptions during the meeting enraged the participants. 

Las interrupciones continuas durante la reunión enfurecieron a los participantes.

to drub
to drub
[Verbo]

to win decisively and thoroughly against opponents in a competition or fight

apalear

apalear

Ex: The debate team's well-prepared arguments allowed them to drub their rivals in the tournament. 

Los argumentos bien preparados del equipo de debate les permitieron aplastar a sus rivales en el torneo.

to thrive
to thrive
[Verbo]

(of an animal, child, or plant) to grow with strength, health, or energy

prosperar

prosperar

Ex: The young lion thrived in the wild, becoming strong and majestic. 

El joven león prosperó en la naturaleza, volviéndose fuerte y majestuoso.

to seethe
to seethe
[Verbo]

to boil or churn vigorously

borbotear

borbotear

Ex: By tomorrow afternoon, the sauce will seethe with bubbling fury as it simmers on the stove. 

Para mañana por la tarde, la salsa hervirá con furia burbujeante mientras se cocina a fuego lento.

to bruit
to bruit
[Verbo]

to spread or circulate news, rumors, or information widely

divulgar

divulgar

Ex: Tomorrow, they will bruit the announcement of their engagement to friends and family, spreading the joyous news far and wide. 

Mañana, divulgarán el anuncio de su compromiso a amigos y familiares, difundiendo la alegre noticia por todas partes.

to divest
to divest
[Verbo]

to dispose of or rid oneself of something, such as assets, possessions, or responsibilities

desinvertir

desinvertir

Ex: The company decided to divest itself of its underperforming assets to focus on core operations. 

La empresa decidió desprenderse de sus activos de bajo rendimiento para centrarse en las operaciones principales.

to consign
to consign
[Verbo]

to give something to someone to take care of or keep safe

confiar

confiar

Ex: The company consigned the confidential documents to a secure vault for protection. 

La empresa consignó los documentos confidenciales en una bóveda segura para su protección.

to forsake
to forsake
[Verbo]

to abandon or desert someone, typically in a time of need or difficulty

abandonar

abandonar

Ex: Tomorrow, they will forsake their mentor, choosing to pursue their own interests without consideration for his guidance. 

Mañana, abandonarán a su mentor, eligiendo perseguir sus propios intereses sin considerar su guía.

to whet
to whet
[Verbo]

to sharpen or stimulate, typically referring to one's appetite, curiosity, or interest

abrir el apetito

abrir el apetito

Ex: Tomorrow, they will whet their interest in photography by attending a workshop on landscape photography. 

Mañana, ellos agudizarán su interés en la fotografía asistiendo a un taller sobre fotografía de paisajes.

to retort
to retort
[Verbo]

to reply quickly and sharply, often in a clever or aggressive manner

replicar

replicar

Ex: She retorted angrily when accused of lying, "How dare you suggest such a thing!" 

Ella replicó con enojo cuando la acusaron de mentir, "¿Cómo te atreves a sugerir tal cosa!"

to patent
to patent
[Verbo]

to obtain legal protection for an invention by securing a patent

patentar

patentar

Ex: Emma successfully patented her design. 
to carouse
to carouse
[Verbo]

to engage in lively, noisy, and often excessive drinking and celebration, especially in a social gathering or festive setting

salir de parranda

salir de parranda

Ex: College students often carouse during spring break. 

Los estudiantes universitarios a menudo se emborrachan durante las vacaciones de primavera.

to abduct
to abduct
[Verbo]

to illegally take someone away, especially by force or deception

raptar

raptar

Ex: The organization was notorious for attempting to abduct scientists to gain access to classified information. 

La organización era conocida por intentar secuestrar a científicos para obtener acceso a información clasificada.

to propound

to put an idea, proposition, theory, etc. forward for further consideration

proponer

proponer

Ex: She propounded a solution to the problem that had been puzzling her colleagues for weeks. 

Ella planteó una solución al problema que había estado desconcertando a sus colegas durante semanas.

to manumit
to manumit
[Verbo]

to grant freedom or release from slavery or servitude

liberar

liberar

Ex: Tomorrow, the plantation owner will manumit his slaves, recognizing the inherent injustice of human bondage. 

Mañana, el dueño de la plantación manumitirá a sus esclavos, reconociendo la injusticia inherente de la esclavitud humana.

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