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Comprensión del Examen ACT - Éxito y Fiabilidad

Learn ACT vocabulary related to success, achievement, effectiveness, dependability, consistency, trustworthiness, and positive results.

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Essential Vocabulary for ACT
to overcome

to succeed in solving, controlling, or dealing with something difficult

vencer

vencer

Ex: Teams overcome project challenges by collaborating and finding innovative solutions. 
to outcompete

to perform better or achieve superior results compared to someone or something else in a competitive context

superar, sobrepasar

superar, sobrepasar

Ex: The athlete trained hard to outcompete his rivals and win the gold medal. 

El atleta entrenó duro para superar a sus rivales y ganar la medalla de oro.

to circumvent

to evade an obligation, question, or problem by means of excuses or dishonesty

burlar, eludir

burlar, eludir

Ex: Employees circumvented performance reviews by calling in sick on evaluation days. 

Los empleados eludieron las evaluaciones de desempeño llamando enfermos los días de evaluación.

to transcend

to go beyond a particular limit, quality, or standard, often in an exceptional way

trascender, superar

trascender, superar

Ex: The athlete's performance on the field has the potential to transcend records and redefine expectations. 

El rendimiento del atleta en el campo tiene el potencial de trascender los récords y redefinir las expectativas.

to exceed
to exceed
[Verbo]

to be superior or better in performance, quality, or achievement

superar

superar

Ex: The software update promises to exceed user experience, introducing innovative features and enhanced functionality. 
to resolve
to resolve
[Verbo]

to find a way to solve a disagreement or issue

resolver, solucionar

resolver, solucionar

Ex: Communities hold meetings to resolve issues and enhance local living conditions. 
to conquer
to conquer
[Verbo]

to overcome a challenge or obstacle

vencer, superar

vencer, superar

Ex: Leaders aim to conquer adversity by guiding their teams through difficult situations. 

Los líderes buscan conquistar la adversidad guiando a sus equipos a través de situaciones difíciles.

to subdue
to subdue
[Verbo]

to conquer or bring under control

someter, dominar

someter, dominar

Ex: The Roman Empire attempted to subdue Gaul through military campaigns and strategic alliances. 

El Imperio Romano intentó someter a la Galia mediante campañas militares y alianzas estratégicas.

to suppress

to forcibly put an end to a protest, rebellion, or other organized activity

reprimir

reprimir

Ex: The army quickly suppressed the rebellion in the northern province. 
to encroach

to intrude upon or infringe upon someone else's territory, rights, or space, often causing harm or inconvenience

traspasar

traspasar

Ex: The expanding city encroached upon the natural habitat of many species, leading to their decline. 

La ciudad en expansión invadió el hábitat natural de muchas especies, lo que llevó a su declive.

to overtake

to catch up to and pass by something or someone that is moving in the same direction

adelantar, rebasar

adelantar, rebasar

Ex: We had to slow down as a truck overtook us on the narrow road. 

Tuvimos que reducir la velocidad cuando un camión nos adelantó en la carretera estrecha.

to prevail
to prevail
[Verbo]

to prove to be superior in strength, influence, or authority

prevalecer sobre

prevalecer sobre

Ex: Against all odds, the underdog prevailed in the election, surprising many with a grassroots campaign that resonated with voters. 
to attain
to attain
[Verbo]

to succeed in achieving or obtaining something, especially after sustained effort

conseguir

conseguir

Ex: The organization finally attained financial independence. 
to achieve
to achieve
[Verbo]

to finally accomplish a desired goal after dealing with many difficulties

lograr

lograr

Ex: Despite facing numerous challenges, the athlete's determination and training allowed him to achieve victory in the championship. 
to obtain
to obtain
[Verbo]

to get something, often with difficulty

obtener

obtener

Ex: By this time, she has already obtained a degree in computer science. 
to acquire
to acquire
[Verbo]

to obtain or achieve something through effort or action

adquirir, obtener

adquirir, obtener

Ex: The athlete acquired his strength through intense training and discipline. 
to secure
to secure
[Verbo]

to reach or gain a particular thing, typically requiring significant amount of effort

conseguir

conseguir

Ex: The team secured a victory in the final minutes of the game with a last-minute goal. 
to capitalize

to take advantage of or make the most of a situation for one's benefit

aprovechar, sacar provecho

aprovechar, sacar provecho

Ex: He capitalized on his fluency in multiple languages to secure a job abroad. 

Él aprovechó su fluidez en varios idiomas para conseguir un trabajo en el extranjero.

to advance
to advance
[Verbo]

to move towards a goal or desired outcome

avanzar, progresar

avanzar, progresar

Ex: With each passing day, the project advanced, bringing the team closer to the completion deadline. 
to flourish

to become successful, active, or prosperous

florecer, prosperar

florecer, prosperar

Ex: Small restaurants are flourishing in the neighborhood. 
to surpass
to surpass
[Verbo]

to exceed in quality or achievement

superar, sobrepasar

superar, sobrepasar

Ex: The young pianist's talent has the potential to surpass the achievements of many seasoned musicians. 

El talento del joven pianista tiene el potencial de superar los logros de muchos músicos experimentados.

to outgrow
to outgrow
[Verbo]

to become too large, mature, or experienced for something

superar, crecer más allá de

superar, crecer más allá de

Ex: He realized he had begun to outgrow his childhood hobbies and was developing new interests. 

Se dio cuenta de que había empezado a superar sus pasatiempos de la infancia y estaba desarrollando nuevos intereses.

to burgeon
to burgeon
[Verbo]

to have a rapid development or growth

florecer

florecer

Ex: The city's skyline burgeoned as new skyscrapers were constructed. 

El horizonte de la ciudad floreció con la construcción de nuevos rascacielos.

to outlive
to outlive
[Verbo]

to live for a longer period than another individual

sobrevivir, vivir más que

sobrevivir, vivir más que

Ex: The longevity of her family allowed her to outlive many of her childhood friends. 

La longevidad de su familia le permitió sobrevivir a muchos de sus amigos de la infancia.

to thrive
to thrive
[Verbo]

to grow and develop exceptionally well

prosperar

prosperar

Ex: With a supportive environment, employees tend to thrive and contribute positively to the workplace. 
accomplishment
accomplishment
[Sustantivo]

a desired and impressive goal achieved through hard work

logro

logro

Ex: Publishing her first novel was a lifelong accomplishment that brought her immense satisfaction. 

Publicar su primera novela fue un logro de toda la vida que le trajo una inmensa satisfacción.

fulfillment
fulfillment
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of happiness when one's needs are satisfied

plenitud, realización

plenitud, realización

Ex: Experiencing the fulfillment of his childhood dreams made him incredibly happy. 

Experimentar la realización de sus sueños de infancia lo hizo increíblemente feliz.

mastery
mastery
[Sustantivo]

great knowledge and exceptional skill in a field

maestría

maestría

recognition
recognition
[Sustantivo]

acknowledgment or approval given to someone or something for their achievements, qualities, or actions

reconocimiento

reconocimiento

Ex: He sought recognition for his contributions to the community. 
ascendance
ascendance
[Sustantivo]

the state of gaining power, control, or dominance over others

ascendencia, dominio

ascendencia, dominio

Ex: The ascendance of digital media over traditional print has been evident for years. 

El ascenso de los medios digitales sobre la impresión tradicional ha sido evidente durante años.

prosperity
prosperity
[Sustantivo]

the state of being successful, particularly by earning a lot of money

prosperidad

prosperidad

Ex: His financial planning ensured his personal prosperity and comfortable retirement. 

Su planificación financiera aseguró su prosperidad personal y un retiro cómodo.

triumph
triumph
[Sustantivo]

a great victory, success, or achievement, especially one gained after difficulty or effort

triunfó

triunfó

Ex: The new bridge is considered a triumph of modern engineering. 
accolade
accolade
[Sustantivo]

a mark of recognition for excellence or accomplishment, often in the form of a title, medal, or public acknowledgment

elogio

elogio

Ex: His bravery was met with heartfelt accolades from the community. 

Su valentía fue recibida con aclamaciones sinceras de la comunidad.

zenith
zenith
[Sustantivo]

a period during which someone or something reaches their most successful point

zenit

zenit

Ex: The company’s profits soared to their zenith during the economic boom. 

Las ganancias de la empresa alcanzaron su cenit durante el auge económico.

auspicious
auspicious
[Adjetivo]

indicating that something is very likely to succeed in the future

auspicioso

auspicioso

Ex: The team took the unexpected victory as an auspicious omen for the rest of the season. 

El equipo tomó la victoria inesperada como un presagio favorable para el resto de la temporada.

sure-fire
sure-fire
[Adjetivo]

bound to succeed or happen as expected

de éxito seguro

de éxito seguro

effectual
effectual
[Adjetivo]

having the power to achieve a desired outcome or make a strong impression

eficaz

eficaz

Ex: Her speech was effectual in persuading the committee to approve the project. 

Su discurso fue eficaz para persuadir al comité de aprobar el proyecto.

to validate

to confirm or prove the accuracy, authencity, or effectiveness of something

validar

validar

Ex: The upcoming trial will validate the safety and efficacy of the experimental drug. 

El próximo ensayo validará la seguridad y eficacia del fármaco experimental.

to confirm
to confirm
[Verbo]

to show or say that something is the case, particularly by providing proof

confirmar

confirmar

Ex: The scientist will confirm the theory with the results of the experiment. 
to authenticate

to confirm the truth or origin of something

autenticar, certificar

autenticar, certificar

Ex: The watermark on the currency authenticated its genuineness. 

La marca de agua en la moneda autenticó su autenticidad.

credibility
credibility
[Sustantivo]

a quality that renders a thing or person as trustworthy or believable

credibilidad

credibilidad

Ex: The journalist’s credibility was questioned after several inaccuracies were found in his reports. 

La credibilidad del periodista fue cuestionada después de que se encontraran varias inexactitudes en sus informes.

factuality
factuality
[Sustantivo]

the quality or state of being factual or true

factualidad, veracidad

factualidad, veracidad

Ex: His argument lacked factuality and was based on speculation. 

Su argumento carecía de factualidad y se basaba en especulaciones.

certification
certification
[Sustantivo]

the process of officially validating or confirming the authenticity, quality, or standards of something or someone

certificación, atestación

certificación, atestación

Ex: The government agency issues certification for organic produce to ensure compliance with agricultural standards. 

La agencia gubernamental emite una certificación para los productos orgánicos para garantizar el cumplimiento de los estándares agrícolas.

accuracy
accuracy
[Sustantivo]

the quality or degree of being correct, exact, or free from errors

exactitud

exactitud

Ex: Daniel questioned the accuracy of the information online. 
verisimilitude
verisimilitude
[Sustantivo]

the state or quality of implying the truth

verosimilitud

verosimilitud

Ex: The film’s realistic dialogue contributed to its overall verisimilitude, making the story more engaging. 

Los diálogos realistas de la película contribuyeron a su verosimilitud general, haciendo la historia más atractiva.

reputable
reputable
[Adjetivo]

respected and trusted due to having a good reputation

reputado

reputado

Ex: The reputable restaurant is known for its delicious food and excellent service. 

El restaurante reputado es conocido por su deliciosa comida y excelente servicio.

authoritative
authoritative
[Adjetivo]

having a confident and commanding presence that conveys authority and expertise

autoritario, que inspira autoridad

autoritario, que inspira autoridad

Ex: His authoritative leadership style ensured that the team followed his directions without question. 

Su estilo de liderazgo autoritario aseguró que el equipo siguiera sus instrucciones sin cuestionar.

genuine
genuine
[Adjetivo]

truly what something appears to be, without any falseness, imitation, or deception

auténtico, genuino

auténtico, genuino

Ex: The antique coin was deemed genuine by numismatic experts, with no signs of counterfeiting. 

La moneda antigua fue considerada auténtica por los expertos numismáticos, sin signos de falsificación.

comprehensive
comprehensive
[Adjetivo]

covering or including all aspects of something

exhaustivo

exhaustivo

Ex: She received a comprehensive education that included coursework in a wide range of subjects. 
dependable
dependable
[Adjetivo]

able to be relied on to do what is needed or asked of

fiable

fiable

Ex: Despite challenges, the dependable employee consistently meets expectations and delivers quality results. 

A pesar de los desafíos, el empleado confiable cumple constantemente con las expectativas y ofrece resultados de calidad.

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