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Lista de Palabras Nivel C2 - Dinámicas de Relación y Conexiones

Aquí aprenderás todas las palabras esenciales para hablar sobre Dinámicas de Relaciones y Conexiones, recopiladas específicamente para estudiantes de nivel C2.

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
crony
crony
[Sustantivo]

a close friend or companion, often used in a more negative or informal context

compinche, camarada

compinche, camarada

Ex: She's hanging out with her old cronies at the bar tonight. 

Ella está pasando el rato con sus viejos compinches en el bar esta noche.

affinity
affinity
[Sustantivo]

a strong and natural liking or sympathy toward someone or something

afinidad

afinidad

Ex: Despite their different backgrounds, they formed a strong affinity through their shared experiences. 

A pesar de sus diferentes orígenes, formaron una fuerte afinidad a través de sus experiencias compartidas.

fraternity
fraternity
[Sustantivo]

a group of people who have the same profession

cofradía, corporación

cofradía, corporación

Ex: The fraternity of writers supported each other through workshops and writing retreats. 

La fraternidad de escritores se apoyaba mutuamente a través de talleres y retiros de escritura.

amity
amity
[Sustantivo]

pleasant, friendly, and peaceful relations between individuals or nations

amistad

amistad

Ex: The festival was a celebration of amity, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to enjoy the festivities. 

El festival fue una celebración de la amistad, reuniendo a personas de diversos orígenes para disfrutar de las festividades.

foe
foe
[Sustantivo]

an individual opponent or adversary

enemigo

enemigo

Ex: She confronted her foe with courage and determination. 

Ella enfrentó a su adversario con coraje y determinación.

friction
friction
[Sustantivo]

absence of agreement or friendliness between people with different opinions

fricción, roces

fricción, roces

Ex: Political debates often lead to friction among friends with differing views. 

Los debates políticos a menudo conducen a fricciones entre amigos con opiniones diferentes.

rift
rift
[Sustantivo]

an end to a friendly relationship between people or organizations caused by a serious disagreement

escisión, ruptura

escisión, ruptura

Ex: Efforts to heal the rift between the two countries were unsuccessful, and diplomatic relations remained strained. 

Los esfuerzos para sanar la brecha entre los dos países no tuvieron éxito, y las relaciones diplomáticas siguieron siendo tensas.

blended family
blended family
[Sustantivo]

a family in which the parents live with the children from their own relationship along with the children from previous ones

familia mixta

familia mixta

Ex: The blended family took a vacation to bond and create new memories as a united household. 

La familia ensamblada se tomó unas vacaciones para unirse y crear nuevos recuerdos como un hogar unido.

consanguinity
consanguinity
[Sustantivo]

the state of being biologically related to someone

consanguinidad, parentesco de sangre

consanguinidad, parentesco de sangre

Ex: Laws regarding inheritance often take consanguinity into account to determine rightful heirs. 

Las leyes sobre herencia a menudo tienen en cuenta la consanguinidad para determinar a los herederos legítimos.

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.

progeny
progeny
[Sustantivo]

one or all the descendants of an ancestor

progenie

progenie

Ex: The farmer's progeny were expected to take over the family business and continue the agricultural tradition. 

Se esperaba que la progenie del agricultor se hiciera cargo del negocio familiar y continuara la tradición agrícola.

surrogate mother
surrogate mother
[Sustantivo]

a woman who agrees to carry and take the responsibility of another couple's child

madre sustituta, madre de alquiler

madre sustituta, madre de alquiler

Ex: Choosing a surrogate mother was a deeply personal decision that required careful consideration and trust. 

Elegir una madre sustituta fue una decisión profundamente personal que requirió una consideración cuidadosa y confianza.

biological parent
biological parent
[Sustantivo]

a person from whom one inherits DNA and is directly responsible for their birth

padre biológico, progenitor

padre biológico, progenitor

Ex: The biological parent played an important role in the child's life, providing love and support as they grew up. 

El padre biológico desempeñó un papel importante en la vida del niño, brindando amor y apoyo mientras crecía.

progenitor
progenitor
[Sustantivo]

a person from whom other offsprings are descended

progenitor

progenitor

Ex: The company's founders were the progenitors of innovation, revolutionizing the industry with their groundbreaking ideas. 

Los fundadores de la empresa fueron los progenitores de la innovación, revolucionando la industria con sus ideas innovadoras.

elopement
elopement
[Sustantivo]

the act of running away with one's lover to get married without the consent of parents

fuga, matrimonio secreto

fuga, matrimonio secreto

Ex: Their spontaneous elopement to Las Vegas was met with excitement and disbelief by their friends. 

Su fuga espontánea a Las Vegas fue recibida con emoción e incredulidad por sus amigos.

courtship
courtship
[Sustantivo]

the period of time when two people are getting to know each other romantically with the intention of getting married

noviazgo, cortejo

noviazgo, cortejo

Ex: He wrote her love letters during their courtship, expressing his feelings with eloquence and sincerity. 

Le escribió cartas de amor durante su noviazgo, expresando sus sentimientos con elocuencia y sinceridad.

adultery
adultery
[Sustantivo]

sexual intercourse involving a married person and someone other than their spouse

adulterio

adulterio

Ex: The scandalous affair rocked the small town, revealing a web of adultery and deceit. 

El escandaloso asunto sacudió al pequeño pueblo, revelando una red de adulterio y engaño.

infatuation
infatuation
[Sustantivo]

an intense, often unreasonable or extravagant desire or admiration for someone or something

encaprichamiento, infatuación

encaprichamiento, infatuación

Ex: The public's infatuation with celebrity culture is widespread. 

El enamoramiento del público con la cultura de las celebridades está muy extendido.

to disown
to disown
[Verbo]

to reject or deny any association or relationship with someone or something

renegar, repudiar

renegar, repudiar

Ex: The artist disowned his earlier works, feeling they no longer represented him. 

El artista repudió sus obras anteriores, sintiendo que ya no lo representaban.

to patch up

to put an end to an argument with someone in order to make peace with them

arreglar

arreglar

Ex: He made an effort to patch up with his old friend after realizing the misunderstanding. 

Hizo un esfuerzo por reconciliarse con su viejo amigo después de darse cuenta del malentendido.

to rekindle

to revive or renew something, such as a relationship or interest, that has faded

reavivar, renovar

reavivar, renovar

Ex: Attending a concert rekindled her enthusiasm for live music. 

Asistir a un concierto reavivó su entusiasmo por la música en vivo.

to antagonize

to provoke and anger someone so much that they start to hate and oppose one

suscitar el antagonismo

suscitar el antagonismo

Ex: The company's decision to cut benefits antagonized its employees. 

La decisión de la empresa de recortar beneficios antagonizó a sus empleados.

to drift apart

to gradually become less close or connected, often due to a lack of shared interests or diverging paths

alejarse, distanciarse

alejarse, distanciarse

Ex: The couple realized they were drifting apart due to conflicting priorities and interests. 

La pareja se dio cuenta de que se estaban distanciando debido a prioridades e intereses conflictivos.

to feud
to feud
[Verbo]

to have a lasting and heated argument with someone

pelear

pelear

Ex: The rival gangs feuded over control of the neighborhood for years. 

Las pandillas rivales pelearon por el control del barrio durante años.

to two-time

to betray one's partner by secretly having an affair with someone else at the same time

engañar, ser infiel

engañar, ser infiel

Ex: Two-timing is a cowardly act that shows a lack of respect and honesty in a relationship. 

Engañar es un acto cobarde que muestra falta de respeto y honestidad en una relación.

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