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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 6 - Lección 9

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SAT Word Skills 6
winsome
winsome
[Adjetivo]

charming, sweet, or appealing in an innocent way

encantador

encantador

Ex: The winsome character in the story endeared itself to readers with its endearing and lovable traits. 

El personaje encantador de la historia se ganó el cariño de los lectores con sus rasgos entrañables y adorables.

frolicsome
frolicsome
[Adjetivo]

characterized by playful, lively, and joyous behavior

juguetón

juguetón

Ex: The frolicsome dolphins leaped out of the water, performing acrobatic flips to the delight of the onlookers. 

Los delfines juguetones saltaron fuera del agua, realizando volteretas acrobáticas para el deleite de los espectadores.

toilsome
toilsome
[Adjetivo]

involving hard work, labor, or effort, often leading to exhaustion or fatigue

arduo

arduo

Ex: She embarked on the toilsome task of renovating her old house, working tirelessly to restore it to its former glory. 

Se embarcó en la ardua tarea de renovar su antigua casa, trabajando incansablemente para restaurarla a su antigua gloria.

cumbersome
cumbersome
[Adjetivo]

challenging to manage or move due to size, weight, or awkward shape

aparatoso

aparatoso

Ex: She found the cumbersome backpack uncomfortable to wear during the hike. 

Encontró la mochila voluminosa incómoda de llevar durante la caminata.

tiresome
tiresome
[Adjetivo]

causing fatigue or annoyance due to its repetitiveness or lack of interest

pesado

pesado

Ex: The tiresome process of filling out paperwork frustrated the applicants. 

El proceso tedioso de llenar papeleo frustró a los solicitantes.

meddlesome
meddlesome
[Adjetivo]

interfering in the affairs of others without invitation or necessity, often causing annoyance or disruption

entrometido

entrometido

Ex: The meddlesome bureaucrat insisted on micromanaging every aspect of the project, slowing down progress. 

El burócrata entrometido insistió en microgestionar cada aspecto del proyecto, ralentizando el progreso.

fulsome
fulsome
[Adjetivo]

excessive or insincere, typically referring to praise, compliments, or expressions of affection

exagerado

exagerado

Ex: The salesman's fulsome compliments seemed exaggerated and artificial, making the customers wary. 

Los cumplidos excesivos del vendedor parecían exagerados y artificiales, lo que hacía que los clientes desconfiaran.

lissome
lissome
[Adjetivo]

agile, graceful, and slender in movement or appearance

flexible

flexible

Ex: As a cat, she was naturally lissome, effortlessly navigating tight spaces with her agile frame. 

Como gato, era naturalmente ágil, navegando sin esfuerzo por espacios estrechos con su marco ágil.

quarrelsome
quarrelsome
[Adjetivo]

arguing a lot

pendenciero, peleador

pendenciero, peleador

wearisome
wearisome
[Adjetivo]

causing fatigue or irritation due to being repetitive or tiresome

aburrido

aburrido

Ex: Students struggled to stay focused during wearisome lectures, where the professor's monotonous delivery made the material challenging to absorb. 

Los estudiantes lucharon por mantenerse concentrados durante las conferencias tediosas, donde la entrega monótona del profesor hacía que el material fuera difícil de absorber.

feckless
feckless
[Adjetivo]

of no determination, competence, or strength

inútil

inútil

Ex: The manager’s feckless leadership led to a series of missed deadlines and poor results. 

El liderazgo ineficaz del gerente llevó a una serie de plazos incumplidos y malos resultados.

graceless
graceless
[Adjetivo]

moving in an awkward or clumsy way, without smoothness or visual appeal

sin gracia

sin gracia

Ex: She stumbled in a graceless attempt to bow. 

Ella tropezó en un intento torpe de hacer una reverencia.

listless
listless
[Adjetivo]

lacking energy, enthusiasm, or interest

apático

apático

Ex: Recovering from the flu, she remained listless and spent most of the day resting. 

Recuperándose de la gripe, ella permaneció apática y pasó la mayor parte del día descansando.

shiftless
shiftless
[Adjetivo]

showing no ambition and disinterested in achieving success

vago

vago

hapless
hapless
[Adjetivo]

unfortunate or unlucky, often experiencing difficulty or misfortune

desventurado

desventurado

Ex: The hapless protagonist of the story faced one misfortune after another, making it seem like fate was against him. 

El protagonista desafortunado de la historia enfrentó una desgracia tras otra, haciendo parecer que el destino estaba en su contra.

hindmost
hindmost
[Adjetivo]

located furthest back or last in position, often in a group or sequence

postrero

postrero

Ex: The hindmost row of seats in the theater provided a clear view of the stage but were often the last to fill up. 

La fila más posterior de asientos en el teatro proporcionaba una vista clara del escenario, pero a menudo era la última en llenarse.

uppermost
uppermost
[Adjetivo]

situated at the highest level or closest to the top compared to other elements around

más alto

más alto

Ex: The uppermost shelves were reserved for items rarely used. 

Los estantes más altos estaban reservados para artículos raramente usados.

utmost
utmost
[Adjetivo]

signifying the highest degree or level of something

mayor

mayor

Ex: Their friendship was characterized by the utmost loyalty and trust. 

Su amistad se caracterizaba por la lealtad y la confianza máximas.

foremost
foremost
[Adjetivo]

having the leading or primary position in terms of significance or rank

principal

principal

Ex: He is one of the foremost authorities on ancient history. 

Es una de las principales autoridades en historia antigua.

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