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El libro Street Talk 2 - Una Mirada Más Cercana: Lección 4

Explora vocabulario, expresiones, significados y usos adicionales de la Lección 4 de Street Talk 2 con una mirada más cercana al lenguaje utilizado en la lección.

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gung ho
gung ho
[Adjetivo]

very enthusiastic and dedicated

muy entusiasta y dedicado, lleno de entusiasmo y dedicación

muy entusiasta y dedicado, lleno de entusiasmo y dedicación

to kowtow
to kowtow
[Verbo]

bend the knees and bow in a servile manner

arrastrarse

arrastrarse

kung fu
kung fu
[Sustantivo]

a Chinese martial art encompassing a wide range of fighting styles and techniques

kung fu, arte marcial chino

kung fu, arte marcial chino

Ex: The instructor demonstrated a powerful kung fu kick during the class. 

El instructor demostró una poderosa patada de kung fu durante la clase.

adieu
adieu
[interjección]

used as a poetic way to bid someone farewell

Adiós

Adiós

Ex: Adieu, my dear friend.  May we meet again soon. 

Adiós, mi querido amigo. Ojalá nos volvamos a ver pronto.

a la carte
a la carte
[Adverbio]

by selecting and ordering individual items from a menu rather than choosing a set meal

a la carta, por separado

a la carta, por separado

Ex: She preferred to eat à la carte to control portion sizes. 

Ella prefería comer a la carta para controlar el tamaño de las porciones.

ambiance
ambiance
[Sustantivo]

the overall mood, feeling, or character of a place, shaped by its surroundings and influences

ambiente

ambiente

Ex: The ambiance of the old library was quiet and scholarly. 

El ambiente de la antigua biblioteca era tranquilo y académico.

aperitif
aperitif
[Sustantivo]

a drink, particularly alcoholic, consumed before a meal to stimulate one's appetite

aperitivo

aperitivo

apropos
apropos
[Adverbio]

at an appropriate or fitting moment

oportuno

oportuno

Ex: Adding clarity to the conversation at a crucial juncture, his remark came apropos. 

Añadiendo claridad a la conversación en un momento crucial, su comentario llegó a propósito.

attache
attache
[Sustantivo]

a specialist assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission

agregado

agregado

blase
blase
[Adjetivo]

showing a casual lack of concern, as if nothing is particularly important or worth worrying about

despreocupado, indiferente

despreocupado, indiferente

Ex: His blasé reaction to the crisis annoyed his coworkers. 

Su reacción despreocupada ante la crisis molestó a sus compañeros de trabajo.

bon appetit
bon appetit
[interjección]

used to wish someone a good appetite or enjoyable meal before they start eating

Buen provecho

Buen provecho

Ex: Entering the café, the customer noticed a sign that read, "Daily Specials: Bon appétit!" 

Al entrar en el café, el cliente notó un cartel que decía: "Especiales del día: **¡Buen provecho!"

bon voyage
bon voyage
[interjección]

used to wish someone a safe and enjoyable journey before they embark on a trip

¡Buen viaje! Te deseamos un viaje seguro y memorable.

¡Buen viaje! Te deseamos un viaje seguro y memorable.

Ex: Bon voyage!  Take care and have fun on your adventure! 

¡Buen viaje! Cuídate y diviértete en tu aventura.

bourgeois
bourgeois
[Adjetivo]

relating to the middle class, especially in terms of conventional values, materialism, or social respectability

burgués, pequeñoburgués

burgués, pequeñoburgués

Ex: Their bourgeois values clashed with the artist's bohemian ideals. 

Sus valores burgueses chocaban con los ideales bohemios del artista.

boutique
boutique
[Sustantivo]

a small store in which fashionable clothes or accessories are sold

boutique

boutique

Ex: They opened a boutique bakery that sells artisanal bread and pastries. 

Abrieron una panadería boutique que vende pan y pasteles artesanales.

bric-a-brac
bric-a-brac
[Sustantivo]

small, decorative items or trinkets, often of little value individually but collectively creating a visually appealing display

chucherías

chucherías

Ex: She enjoyed browsing flea markets for unique bric-a-brac to add character to her home decor. 

A ella le encantaba navegar por los mercadillos en busca de baratijas únicas para añadir carácter a la decoración de su hogar.

brouhaha
brouhaha
[Sustantivo]

a loud and confused mixture of noise and activity

alboroto, jaleo

alboroto, jaleo

Ex: The arrival of the actor created a brouhaha in the lobby. 
camaraderie
camaraderie
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together

camaradería,  compañerismo

camaradería, compañerismo

Ex: Their shared struggles built a deep sense of camaraderie. 

Sus luchas compartidas construyeron un profundo sentido de camaradería.

carte blanche
carte blanche
[Sustantivo]

complete freedom or unrestricted authority given to someone to act as they wish in a particular situation

carta blanca

carta blanca

Ex: The artist was given carte blanche to create a mural on the building's exterior, expressing their vision freely. 

Al artista se le dio carta blanca para crear un mural en el exterior del edificio, expresando su visión libremente.

chateau
chateau
[Sustantivo]

a large country house or mansion, typically of French origin, often associated with luxury, grandeur, and historical significance

castillo

castillo

Ex: The chateau's opulent interiors were adorned with priceless artwork, antique furnishings, and intricate tapestries, reflecting its rich history and noble heritage. 

Los interiores opulentos del castillo estaban adornados con obras de arte invaluables, muebles antiguos y tapices intrincados, reflejando su rica historia y noble herencia.

collage
collage
[Sustantivo]

the art of making pictures by sticking photographs, pieces of cloth or colored paper onto a surface

collage

collage

Ex: His collage combined old family photographs with handwritten letters for a nostalgic effect. 

Su collage combinó viejas fotografías familiares con cartas escritas a mano para un efecto nostálgico.

concierge
concierge
[Sustantivo]

a hotel employee who assists guests by arranging services such as reservations, tours, tickets, or recommendations

conserje, recepcionista

conserje, recepcionista

Ex: A good concierge can make a guest's stay much more enjoyable. 

Un buen conserje puede hacer que la estancia de un huésped sea mucho más agradable.

connoisseur
connoisseur
[Sustantivo]

an individual who is an expert of art, food, music, etc. and can judge its quality

conocedor

conocedor

Ex: A connoisseur of fine cuisine, she savored every bite of the meticulously prepared tasting menu, delighting in the harmonious balance of flavors and textures. 

Conocedor de la buena cocina, saboreó cada bocado del menú de degustación meticulosamente preparado, deleitándose con el equilibrio armonioso de sabores y texturas.

coup
coup
[Sustantivo]

an impressive and unexpectedly successful achievement

golpe,  logro espectacular

golpe, logro espectacular

Ex: Emma scored a coup by securing an interview with the reclusive author. 
coup d'etat
coup d'etat
[Sustantivo]

a sudden, violent seizure of governmental power by a small group

golpe de Estado

golpe de Estado

Ex: The rebel faction attempted a coup d'état, aiming to overthrow the existing government and seize control of key institutions. 

La facción rebelde intentó un golpe de estado, con el objetivo de derrocar al gobierno existente y tomar el control de las instituciones clave.

creme de menthe
creme de menthe
[Sustantivo]

a sweet alcoholic drink with mint flavor

crema de menta

crema de menta

creme de cacao
creme de cacao
[Sustantivo]

a sweet alcoholic drink with chocolate flavor

licor de crema de cacao

licor de crema de cacao

cul-de-sac
cul-de-sac
[Sustantivo]

a street with one closed end

calle sin salida

calle sin salida

Ex: The house was located in a cul-de-sac, making it ideal for young families. 

La casa estaba ubicada en un cul-de-sac, lo que la hacía ideal para familias jóvenes.

debacle
debacle
[Sustantivo]

an absolute failure which leads to shame or disgrace

desastre

desastre

debut
debut
[Sustantivo]

the first public appearance, performance, presentation, or release of a person, work, or product

debut,  estreno

debut, estreno

Ex: Daniel scored twice on his league debut. 
debutante
debutante
[Sustantivo]

a woman who is making a public appearance for the first time, especially in movies or sports

debutante

debutante

declasse
declasse
[Adjetivo]

having lost social or cultural status, often implying a decline in class or prestige

degradado

degradado

deja vu
deja vu
[Sustantivo]

the feeling that a current situation has happened before, even though it is new

deja vu

deja vu

Ex: Every time he visited the city, a strange deja vu crept over him. 

Cada vez que visitaba la ciudad, un extraño déjà vu se apoderaba de él.

double entendre
double entendre
[Sustantivo]

a phrase or word that intentionally conveys two distinct meanings, usually with one sexual connotation

doble sentido, albur

doble sentido, albur

echelon
echelon
[Sustantivo]

a level or rank in an organization, profession, or society, indicating a person's status or authority within that hierarchy

escalón, nivel

escalón, nivel

Ex: Her influential family belonged to the upper echelon of social circles in the city. 

Su familia influyente pertenecía al escalón superior de los círculos sociales de la ciudad.

eclair
eclair
[Sustantivo]

an oval cake made with a light pastry, filled with cream or custard and topped with chocolate icing

eclair, palo de nata

eclair, palo de nata

elite
elite
[Sustantivo]

a small group considered the most powerful, successful, skilled, or privileged within a society or organization

élite

élite

Ex: Emma's performance earned her a place among the sport's elite. 
emigre
emigre
[Sustantivo]

an individual who has left their native country to settle in another due to political reasons, war, or other upheavals

emigrado

emigrado

Ex: As an emigré, she carried with her the memories and traditions of her homeland, cherishing them even as she embraced her new cultural identity. 

Como emigrante, llevaba consigo los recuerdos y tradiciones de su tierra natal, atesorándolos incluso mientras abrazaba su nueva identidad cultural.

ennui
ennui
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of being bored, tired, or dissatisfied because nothing interesting or exciting is happening

hastío

hastío

Ex: The long summer days stretched out before him, filled with nothing but ennui. 

Los largos días de verano se extendían ante él, llenos de nada más que ennui.

en route
en route
[Adverbio]

on a route to some place

en ruta

en ruta

ensemble
ensemble
[Sustantivo]

a chorus or group of dancers in a ballet company

conjunto, grupo

conjunto, grupo

Ex: The director praised the ensemble for their precise timing. 

El director elogió el conjunto por su sincronización precisa.

entree
entree
[Sustantivo]

the main segment of a meal

plato fuerte, plato principal

plato fuerte, plato principal

Ex: After enjoying a delicious appetizer, she was eager to see what the chef had prepared for the entree. 

Después de disfrutar de un delicioso aperitivo, estaba ansiosa por ver lo que el chef había preparado para el plato principal.

fait accompli
fait accompli
[Sustantivo]

*** This French expression refers to something that has been done and cannot be changed.

hecho consumado

hecho consumado

Ex: He used his savings to buy a motorbike and then presented his parents with a fait accompli. 

Usó sus ahorros para comprar una motocicleta y luego les presentó a sus padres un fait accompli.

faux pas
faux pas
[Sustantivo]

an extremely embarrassing and inappropriate comment or behavior in a particular social situation

metida de pata

metida de pata

Ex: Her faux pas at the business meeting was highlighted by her inappropriate comments. 

Su faux pas en la reunión de negocios fue destacado por sus comentarios inapropiados.

finale
finale
[Sustantivo]

the closing section of a musical composition

final

final

finesse
finesse
[Sustantivo]

the act of dealing with a situation in a subtle and skillful way

diplomacia

diplomacia

Ex: His finesse in managing difficult conversations made him a valued leader. 

Su fineza al manejar conversaciones difíciles lo convirtió en un líder valorado.

gourmand
gourmand
[Sustantivo]

someone who takes great pleasure in food and dining, often with a discerning palate and a penchant for indulgence

gourmand

gourmand

Ex: John's reputation as a gourmand earned him invitations to exclusive dining events and gourmet festivals. 

La reputación de John como gourmand le valió invitaciones a eventos gastronómicos exclusivos y festivales gourmet.

gourmet
gourmet
[Sustantivo]

someone who enjoys and knows about food and wine very much

gourmet, gastrónomo

gourmet, gastrónomo

Ex: He became a gourmet after studying culinary arts and working in top restaurants. 

Se convirtió en un gourmet después de estudiar artes culinarias y trabajar en los mejores restaurantes.

haute couture
haute couture
[Sustantivo]

the products of making highly fashionable and expensive clothing

alta costura

alta costura

Ex: Haute couture pieces are meticulously crafted by hand, often taking hundreds of hours to complete each garment. 

Las piezas de alta costura están meticulosamente elaboradas a mano, a menudo tomando cientos de horas para completar cada prenda.

haute cuisine
haute cuisine
[Sustantivo]

fancy and carefully prepared food with beautiful presentation and top-notch ingredients

alta cocina

alta cocina

hors d'oeuvre
hors d'oeuvre
[Sustantivo]

a small dish served before the main course as an appetizer

entremés

entremés

je ne sais quoi
je ne sais quoi
[Sustantivo]

an intangible quality that makes someone or something attractive, appealing, or intriguing, but which is difficult to describe or define

no sé qué

no sé qué

Ex: He lacked experience but had a je ne sais quoi that won people over. 

Carecía de experiencia pero tenía un je ne sais quoi que cautivaba a la gente.

laissez faire
laissez faire
[Sustantivo]

the doctrine that government should not interfere in commercial affairs

laissez faire

laissez faire

maitre d'hotel
maitre d'hotel
[Sustantivo]

someone who is in charge of the waiters and waitresses of a restaurant

maître

maître

malaise
malaise
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of being physically ill and irritated without knowing the reason

malestar

malestar

Ex: She felt a general sense of malaise, with fatigue and a lack of energy persisting for several days. 

Ella sentía una sensación general de malestar, con fatiga y falta de energía que persistían durante varios días.

Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras
[Sustantivo]

a carnival held on Shrove Tuesday in some countries, especially in New Orleans

Martes de Carnaval, Carnaval de Martes de Carnaval

Martes de Carnaval, Carnaval de Martes de Carnaval

Ex: Mardi Gras in New Orleans attracts thousands of visitors each year. 

Mardi Gras en Nueva Orleans atrae a miles de visitantes cada año.

melange
melange
[Sustantivo]

a motley assortment of things

mezcla

mezcla

melee
melee
[Sustantivo]

a fight that is noisy, confusing, and involves many people

refriega

refriega

Ex: The cafeteria was filled with a melee of students arguing over seating. 

La cafetería estaba llena de una refriega de estudiantes discutiendo por los asientos.

menage a trois
menage a trois
[Sustantivo]

household for three; an arrangement where a married couple and a lover of one of them live together while sharing sexual relations

ménage à trois

ménage à trois

milieu
milieu
[Sustantivo]

the social or cultural setting or environment

entorno

entorno

Ex: The academic milieu of the university fostered intellectual curiosity and debate among students. 

El medio académico de la universidad fomentó la curiosidad intelectual y el debate entre los estudiantes.

monsieur
monsieur
[Sustantivo]

used as a French courtesy title; equivalent to English `Mr'

señor

señor

nom de plume
nom de plume
[Sustantivo]

an author's pseudonym

seudónimo

seudónimo

nouveau riche
nouveau riche
[Sustantivo]

a person who has recently become wealthy and is regarded as lacking the refinement associated with established wealth

nuevo rico, advenedizo

nuevo rico, advenedizo

Ex: The club reluctantly admitted several nouveaux riches from the booming technology sector. 
nouvelle cuisine
nouvelle cuisine
[Sustantivo]

a French style of cooking known for its light, delicate dishes, fresh ingredients, and artistic presentation

nueva cocina

nueva cocina

Ex: The chef's signature dish exemplifies the principles of nouvelle cuisine with its vibrant flavors and elegant plating. 

El plato estrella del chef ejemplifica los principios de la nouvelle cuisine con sus sabores vibrantes y su elegante presentación.

passe
passe
[Adjetivo]

outdated, or no longer in style

pasado de moda,  anticuado

pasado de moda, anticuado

Ex: The once-popular hairstyle is now considered completely passé. 

El peinado que una vez fue popular ahora se considera completamente pasado de moda.

piece de resistance

the most important or impressive part of a series, event, or work

punto fuerte

punto fuerte

Ex: The pièce de résistance of their vacation was a guided tour of the ancient ruins. 

El pièce de résistance de sus vacaciones fue una visita guiada a las ruinas antiguas.

pied-a-terre
pied-a-terre
[Sustantivo]

a small secondary residence, typically located in a city or urban area, that is used as a temporary or occasional dwelling

piso de uso temporal

piso de uso temporal

Ex: They enjoyed the best of both worlds, living in a country home and having a pied-à-terre for urban adventures. 

Disfrutaron de lo mejor de ambos mundos, viviendo en una casa de campo y teniendo un pied-à-terre para aventuras urbanas.

poignant
poignant
[Adjetivo]

causing strong emotions, especially sadness or empathy

conmovedor

conmovedor

Ex: The poignant sight of the abandoned puppy left her feeling a mixture of sadness and compassion. 

La vista conmovedora del cachorro abandonado le dejó una mezcla de tristeza y compasión.

potpourri
potpourri
[Sustantivo]

a collection or mixture of miscellaneous items, often diverse in nature

popurrí

popurrí

Ex: The buffet table offered a potpourri of dishes from different cuisines, satisfying a variety of tastes. 

La mesa del buffet ofrecía un popurrí de platos de diferentes cocinas, satisfaciendo una variedad de gustos.

RSVP
RSVP
[Sustantivo]

a French phrase meaning "Please respond," used on invitations to request a reply about whether the person will attend an event or not

respuesta

respuesta

Ex: Please remember to send your RSVP by the end of the week. 

Por favor, recuerde enviar su RSVP antes del final de la semana.

risque
risque
[Adjetivo]

suggestive of sexual impropriety

atrevido,  sugerente

atrevido, sugerente

Ex: The film was criticized for its risqué scenes and suggestive themes. 

La película fue criticada por sus escenas atrevidas y temas sugerentes.

salon
salon
[Sustantivo]

a refined and often luxurious room in a private residence or establishment used for entertaining guests or hosting intellectual gatherings

salón, salón de recepción

salón, salón de recepción

Ex: The salon was filled with music and lively conversation. 

El salón estaba lleno de música y conversaciones animadas.

savoir-faire
savoir-faire
[Sustantivo]

social skill

habilidad social

habilidad social

tete-a-tete
tete-a-tete
[Sustantivo]

a private discussion, often between two people

tete a tete

tete a tete

Ex: I walked into the room and saw them in a deep tete-a-tete, whispering about something serious. 

Entré en la habitación y los vi en un profundo tête-à-tête, susurrando sobre algo serio.

touche
touche
[interjección]

used humorously to show that someone has made a good point in an argument or discussion

tienes razón

tienes razón

Ex: Your critique of my argument's weak points was sharp, touché. 

Tu crítica de los puntos débiles de mi argumento fue aguda, touché.

tour de force
tour de force
[Sustantivo]

a brilliant or masterful performance that attracts a lot of attention or displays great skill

tour de force

tour de force

trompe l'oeil
trompe l'oeil
[Sustantivo]

an art technique that deceives the eye by creating realistic optical illusions

trampantojo

trampantojo

Ex: The artist painted a trompe l'oeil mural that made the wall look like a window. 

El artista pintó un mural trompe l'oeil que hacía que la pared pareciera una ventana.

vis-a-vis
vis-a-vis
[Preposición]

used to indicate a comparison or contrast between two things or people

en comparación con

en comparación con

Ex: She compared her performance vis-à-vis her colleagues. 

Ella comparó su desempeño vis-à-vis el de sus colegas.

voila
voila
[interjección]

used to express the sudden appearance, revelation, or accomplishment of something

he aquí

he aquí

Ex: I combined these ingredients, put it in the oven, and voilà, dinner is served! 

Combiné estos ingredientes, los puse en el horno, y voilà, ¡la cena está servida!

angst
angst
[Sustantivo]

an acute but unspecific feeling of anxiety; usually reserved for philosophical anxiety about the world or about personal freedom

angustia, ansiedad

angustia, ansiedad

ersatz
ersatz
[Sustantivo]

an artificial or inferior substitute or imitation

imitación

imitación

gesundheit
gesundheit
[interjección]

*** used when somebody has sneezed to wish them good health

salud

salud

kaput
kaput
[Adjetivo]

destroyed or killed

kaput, destruido

kaput, destruido

kindergarten
kindergarten
[Sustantivo]

a class or school that prepares four-year-old to six-year-old children for elementary school

jardín de infancia

jardín de infancia

Ex: Many parents choose to enroll their children in kindergarten programs that emphasize play-based learning, allowing kids to explore and discover through hands-on experiences. 

Muchos padres eligen inscribir a sus hijos en programas de jardín de infantes que enfatizan el aprendizaje basado en el juego, permitiendo que los niños exploren y descubran a través de experiencias prácticas.

verboten
verboten
[Adjetivo]

forbidden or prohibited, especially by authority or law

prohibido, vedado

prohibido, vedado

Ex: The verboten book was confiscated by the authorities for its controversial content. 

El libro prohibido fue confiscado por las autoridades por su contenido controvertido.

wunderkind
wunderkind
[Sustantivo]

a young person who achieves remarkable success

niño prodigio

niño prodigio

Achilles' heel

a point of weakness or vulnerability

talón de Aquiles, punto débil

talón de Aquiles, punto débil

Ex: The company's outdated software became its Achilles' heel. 

El software obsoleto se convirtió en el talón de Aquiles de la empresa.

adonis
adonis
[Sustantivo]

a strikingly handsome and sexually attractive young man

adonis

adonis

Ex: He had been an adonis in his twenties, with movie-star looks and effortless charm. 
ambrosia
ambrosia
[Sustantivo]

a dessert typically made with fruits such as oranges and bananas, often mixed with shredded coconut and sometimes whipped cream

ambrosía, ensalada de frutas tropical

ambrosía, ensalada de frutas tropical

Ex: She prepared ambrosia as a refreshing summer dessert. 

Ella preparó ambrosía como un postre refrescante de verano.

aphrodisiac
aphrodisiac
[Adjetivo]

stimulating sexual desire

afrodisíaco,  estimulante sexual

afrodisíaco, estimulante sexual

charisma
charisma
[Sustantivo]

a compelling charm or attractiveness that inspires devotion and enthusiasm in others

carisma

carisma

Ex: A good salesperson needs both knowledge and charisma to succeed. 

Un buen vendedor necesita tanto conocimiento como carisma para tener éxito.

colossal
colossal
[Adjetivo]

extremely large in size or scale

colosal, gigantesco

colosal, gigantesco

Ex: The storm brought a colossal wave that crashed against the shore, leaving a powerful impact. 

La tormenta trajo una ola colosal que se estrelló contra la orilla, dejando un impacto poderoso.

cosmos
cosmos
[Sustantivo]

the universe regarded as an ordered and unified whole

cosmos

cosmos

Ex: The telescope revealed distant galaxies scattered across the cosmos. 
erotic
erotic
[Adjetivo]

relating to or causing sexual arousal or excitement

erótico, sensual

erótico, sensual

Ex: Tim appreciates the artistic expression of erotic paintings, finding beauty in the human form. 

Tim aprecia la expresión artística de las pinturas eróticas, encontrando belleza en la forma humana.

eureka
eureka
[interjección]

used to express sudden realization, discovery, or enlightenment

¡Eureka! Encontré mis llaves bajo los cojines del sofá., ¡Lo encontré! Mis llaves estaban bajo los cojines del sofá.

¡Eureka! Encontré mis llaves bajo los cojines del sofá., ¡Lo encontré! Mis llaves estaban bajo los cojines del sofá.

Ex: Eureka!  The children cheered when they figured out the answer to the tricky riddle. 

¡Eureka! Los niños vitorearon cuando descubrieron la respuesta al complicado acertijo.

marathon
marathon
[Sustantivo]

a running race of 26 miles or 42 kilometers

maratón

maratón

Ex: A sudden injury forced her to withdraw from the marathon. 

Una lesión repentina la obligó a retirarse del maratón.

mentor
mentor
[Sustantivo]

a reliable and experienced person who helps those with less experience

mentor

mentor

Ex: As a young entrepreneur, she sought guidance from an experienced mentor who helped her navigate the challenges of starting a business. 

Como una joven emprendedora, buscó orientación de un mentor experimentado que la ayudó a navegar por los desafíos de comenzar un negocio.

narcissism
narcissism
[Sustantivo]

a psychological trait or personality disorder where someone is excessively self-centered and believes they are superior to others

narcisismo, egocentrismo

narcisismo, egocentrismo

Ex: She struggled to maintain relationships due to her extreme narcissism, as she often prioritized her own needs above those of others. 

Ella luchó por mantener relaciones debido a su extremo narcisismo, ya que a menudo priorizaba sus propias necesidades por encima de las de los demás.

nectar
nectar
[Sustantivo]

the sweet juice from fruits, often undiluted and pure

néctar

néctar

Ex: Their brand of nectar is popular because it contains no added sugars; it's just pure fruit juice. 

Su marca de néctar es popular porque no contiene azúcares añadidos; es solo jugo de fruta puro.

nemesis
nemesis
[Sustantivo]

a formidable opponent or persistent force that causes misery, defeat, or downfall

enemigo acérrimo, némesis

enemigo acérrimo, némesis

Ex: Drought proved to be the nemesis of the farming community, leading to widespread famine. 

La sequía resultó ser el azote de la comunidad agrícola, lo que llevó a una hambruna generalizada.

odyssey
odyssey
[Sustantivo]

a long wandering and eventful journey

odisea, travesía

odisea, travesía

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