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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 6 - Lección 5

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to becalm
to becalm
[Verbo]

to make calm or to soothe, typically by reducing agitation or excitement

tranquilizar

tranquilizar

Ex: Tomorrow, she will becalm her restless mind by practicing mindfulness meditation techniques. 

Mañana, ella calmará su mente inquieta practicando técnicas de meditación de atención plena.

to emend
to emend
[Verbo]

to revise or edit a text for improvement

corregir

corregir

Ex: Tomorrow, he will emend the report to address any errors or inconsistencies. 

Mañana, él corregirá el informe para abordar cualquier error o inconsistencia.

to deploy
to deploy
[Verbo]

to position soldiers or equipment for military action

desplegar

desplegar

Ex: In response to the threat, the army was ordered to deploy additional units to the border. 

En respuesta a la amenaza, se ordenó al ejército desplegar unidades adicionales en la frontera.

to rupture
to rupture
[Verbo]

(of a pipe or similar structure) to burst or break apart suddenly

romperse

romperse

Ex: The earthquake caused the gas line to rupture, leading to potential hazards. 

El terremoto causó la ruptura de la línea de gas, lo que llevó a peligros potenciales.

to reek
to reek
[Verbo]

to emit a strong and offensive odor

apestar

apestar

Ex: After a week of hot weather, the garbage in the bin started to reek. 

Después de una semana de clima caluroso, la basura en el cubo empezó a apestar.

to forfeit
to forfeit
[Verbo]

to no longer be able to access a right, property, privilege, etc. as a result of violating a law or a punishment for doing something wrong

perder

perder

Ex: Companies involved in environmental violations may forfeit their licenses to operate. 

Las empresas involucradas en violaciones ambientales pueden perder sus licencias para operar.

to skulk
to skulk
[Verbo]

to move or hide in a stealthy or furtive manner

merodear

merodear

Ex: As the burglar approached the house, they skulked around the perimeter. 

Mientras el ladrón se acercaba a la casa, merodeaban alrededor del perímetro.

to plummet
to plummet
[Verbo]

to fall to the ground rapidly

desplomarse

desplomarse

Ex: The climber lost their footing on the steep slope, causing them to plummet down the mountainside. 

El escalador perdió el equilibrio en la pendiente empinada, lo que lo hizo desplomarse por la ladera de la montaña.

to adapt
to adapt
[Verbo]

to change something in a way that suits a new purpose or situation better

adaptar

adaptar

Ex: To accommodate new technologies, the software developer will adapt the application. 

Para acomodar nuevas tecnologías, el desarrollador de software adaptará la aplicación.

to traduce
to traduce
[Verbo]

to slander or defame someone by spreading false or malicious statements about them

calumniar

calumniar

Ex: Tomorrow, they will likely traduce the reputation of their rival company in order to gain a competitive advantage. 

Mañana, probablemente difamarán la reputación de su empresa rival para obtener una ventaja competitiva.

to covet
to covet
[Verbo]

to have an intense and often inappropriate desire to possess something that belongs to someone else

codiciar

codiciar

Ex: They covet the latest gadgets and always want to have the newest technology. 

Ellos codician los últimos gadgets y siempre quieren tener la tecnología más nueva.

to remand
to remand
[Verbo]

to send a case back to a court of lower authority for additional reconsideration or review

remitir

remitir

Ex: The Supreme Court remanded the case to the lower court, citing errors in the original trial proceedings. 

El Tribunal Supremo devolvió el caso al tribunal inferior, citando errores en los procedimientos del juicio original.

to surround

to be around something on all sides

rodear

rodear

Ex: The park is surrounded by tall buildings, creating a peaceful oasis. 

El parque está rodeado de edificios altos, creando un oasis pacífico.

to wield
to wield
[Verbo]

to handle something such as a tool or weapon in an effective way

ejercer

ejercer

Ex: A skilled archer can effectively wield a bow, hitting targets with remarkable accuracy. 

Un arquero hábil puede manejar eficazmente un arco, alcanzando objetivos con una precisión notable.

to construe

to interpret a certain meaning from something

interpretar

interpretar

Ex: Readers may construe various interpretations from a piece of poetry based on personal experiences. 

Los lectores pueden interpretar diversas interpretaciones de un poema basándose en experiencias personales.

to exult
to exult
[Verbo]

to rejoice greatly or celebrate very cheerfully

exultar

exultar

Ex: The fans exulted in their team’s unexpected comeback win. 

Los aficionados exultaban por la inesperada victoria de su equipo.

to revile
to revile
[Verbo]

to criticize someone or something in a harsh insulting manner

injuriar

injuriar

to masquerade

to engage in a form of entertainment involving the wearing of costumes and masks

participar en una mascarada

participar en una mascarada

Ex: As part of the cultural event, people were encouraged to masquerade in traditional attire representing different regions. 

Como parte del evento cultural, se animó a la gente a disfrazarse con atuendos tradicionales que representaban diferentes regiones.

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