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Cambridge IELTS 16 - Académico - Prueba 2 - Lectura - Pasaje 1 (1)

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badge
[Sustantivo]

a small item made of metal or plastic with words or a logo on it that a person carries to show their membership in an organization

insignia, distintivo

insignia, distintivo

Ex: The museum curator displayed an antique police officer ’s brass badge from the 19th century in a glass case .El curador del museo exhibió un **badge** de latón de un oficial de policía del siglo XIX en una vitrina.
to date
[Verbo]

to determine or figure out when something happened or was created

fechar, determinar la fecha de

fechar, determinar la fecha de

Ex: The team managed to date the volcanic eruption based on geological evidence.El equipo logró **fechar** la erupción volcánica basándose en evidencia geológica.
to assign
[Verbo]

to categorize or organize something into specific groups or classifications

asignar, distribuir

asignar, distribuir

Ex: The researcher assigned the samples to various groups for the experiment .El investigador **asignó** las muestras a varios grupos para el experimento.
Iron Age
[Sustantivo]

the period that began about 1100 BC when people used iron tools for the first time

Edad del Hierro

Edad del Hierro

Ex: The Iron Age brought about changes in social structures and trade , as iron became a valuable and widely-used resource .**La Edad de Hierro** trajo cambios en las estructuras sociales y el comercio, ya que el hierro se convirtió en un recurso valioso y ampliamente utilizado.
controversial
[Adjetivo]

causing a lot of strong public disagreement or discussion

controvertido

controvertido

Ex: She made a controversial claim about the health benefits of the diet .Ella hizo una afirmación **controvertida** sobre los beneficios para la salud de la dieta.
enigmatic
[Adjetivo]

difficult to understand or interpret

enigmático

enigmático

Ex: Her enigmatic behavior only added to the mystery surrounding her disappearance .Su comportamiento **enigmático** solo añadió más misterio a su desaparición.
historian
[Sustantivo]

someone who studies or records historical events

historiador

historiador

Ex: The historian's lecture on World War II was incredibly detailed .La conferencia del **historiador** sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial fue increíblemente detallada.
prehistoric
[Adjetivo]

relating or belonging to the time before history was recorded

prehistórico

prehistórico

Ex: Researchers use carbon dating to determine the age of prehistoric artifacts .Los investigadores utilizan la datación por carbono para determinar la edad de los artefactos **prehistóricos**.
monk
[Sustantivo]

a member of a male religious group that lives in a monastery

monje

monje

Ex: The monk's robe and shaved head were symbols of his commitment to his religious order .La túnica del **monje** y la cabeza rapada eran símbolos de su compromiso con su orden religiosa.
priory
[Sustantivo]

a place of residence for a community of nuns or monks that is smaller or less important compared to an abbey

priorato

priorato

overlying
[Adjetivo]

placed on or over something else

superpuesto, sobrepuesto

superpuesto, sobrepuesto

to reveal
[Verbo]

to make something visible

revelar, mostrar

revelar, mostrar

Ex: Peeling away the layers , the archaeologist revealed ancient artifacts buried for centuries .Al despegar las capas, el arqueólogo **reveló** artefactos antiguos enterrados durante siglos.
gleaming
[Adjetivo]

shining or reflecting light in a bright way

reluciente, brillante

reluciente, brillante

Ex: The freshly waxed floors were gleaming, making the room appear larger and brighter.Los suelos recién encerados **relucían**, haciendo que la habitación pareciera más grande y brillante.
to scour
[Verbo]

to clean something thoroughly by scrubbing it hard with a rough or tough material

fregar, restregar

fregar, restregar

Ex: The hiker scoured his boots with a brush to remove mud from the trail .El excursionista **restregó** sus botas con un cepillo para quitar el barro del sendero.
fairly
[Adverbio]

more than average, but not too much

bastante

bastante

Ex: The restaurant was fairly busy when we arrived .El restaurante estaba **bastante** ocupado cuando llegamos.

to make a connection between someone or something and another in the mind

asociar

asociar

Ex: The color red is commonly associated with passion and intensity across various cultures .El color rojo se **asocia** comúnmente con la pasión y la intensidad en diversas culturas.
to bother
[Verbo]

to put effort and energy into doing something

molestarse, tomarse la molestia

molestarse, tomarse la molestia

Ex: If you 're not going to bother listening to my advice , then do n't ask for it in the first place .Si no vas a **molestarte** en escuchar mis consejos, entonces no los pidas en primer lugar.

to remove items or obstacles, often to create a clear or open space

quitar, despejar

quitar, despejar

Ex: It 's essential to clear away obstacles to ensure a smooth workflow in the office .Es esencial **eliminar** los obstáculos para garantizar un flujo de trabajo sin problemas en la oficina.
to expose
[Verbo]

to reveal, uncover, or make visible something that was hidden or covered

revelar, descubrir

revelar, descubrir

Ex: The detective dusted for fingerprints to expose any evidence left behind at the crime scene .El detective buscó huellas dactilares para **exponer** cualquier evidencia dejada en la escena del crimen.
outline
[Sustantivo]

the visible edge or contour that marks the limits of an object

contorno, silueta

contorno, silueta

Ex: The outline of the continent was marked on the world map .El **contorno** del castillo se perfilaba en el horizonte.
testament
[Sustantivo]

strong evidence or proof that supports something, emphasizing its validity or significance

testimonio, prueba

testimonio, prueba

Ex: Their long-lasting marriage is testament to their enduring love and commitment .Su matrimonio duradero es un **testimonio** de su amor y compromiso perdurables.
continuity
[Sustantivo]

the state of happening or existing over a period of time without change or interruption

continuidad

continuidad

to stretch
[Verbo]

to cover a significant distance or expanse

extenderse, abarcar

extenderse, abarcar

Ex: The Great Wall of China stretches for thousands of miles , traversing rugged terrain and historic landmarks .La Gran Muralla China **se extiende** por miles de millas, atravesando terrenos escarpados y lugares históricos.
millennium
[Sustantivo]

a period of one thousand years, usually calculated from the year of the birth of Jesus Christ

milenio

milenio

Ex: Futurists speculate about technological advancements that may shape the next millennium.Los futuristas especulan sobre los avances tecnológicos que podrían dar forma al próximo **milenio**.
stylized
[Adjetivo]

using artistic forms and conventions to create effects; not natural or spontaneous

estilizado, artístico

estilizado, artístico

representation
[Sustantivo]

a creation that is a visual or tangible rendering of someone or something

representación

representación

sleek
[Adjetivo]

streamlined in shape or design, reducing resistance and allowing for smooth, efficient movement or appearance

elegante, aerodinámico

elegante, aerodinámico

Ex: The sleek spacecraft was designed to reduce air resistance and maximize fuel efficiency .La nave espacial **aerodinámica** fue diseñada para reducir la resistencia al aire y maximizar la eficiencia del combustible.
disjointed
[Adjetivo]

physically detached, especially where two parts are normally connected

desarticulado, dislocado

desarticulado, dislocado

to stream
[Verbo]

to flow or move freely in the wind, like hair or fabric

ondear, flotar

ondear, flotar

Ex: His cape streamed dramatically as he leaped across the rooftop .Su capa **ondeaba** dramáticamente mientras saltaba por el tejado.
beaked
[Adjetivo]

having or resembling a beak

picudo, con pico

picudo, con pico

elegant
[Adjetivo]

having a refined and graceful appearance or style

elegante

elegante

Ex: The bride 's hairstyle was simple yet elegant, with cascading curls framing her face in soft waves .El peinado de la novia era simple pero **elegante**, con rizos en cascada enmarcando su rostro en suaves ondas.
to melt
[Verbo]

to become less intense and gradually diminish

derretirse, disiparse

derretirse, disiparse

Ex: As the music played softly , the stress and worries of the day melted.Mientras la música sonaba suavemente, el estrés y las preocupaciones del día **se derritieron**.
landscape
[Sustantivo]

all the parts of an area of land that can be seen at one time

paisaje, panorama

paisaje, panorama

Ex: The desert landscape looked endless under the sun .El **paisaje** desértico parecía interminable bajo el sol.
to situate
[Verbo]

to place something in a particular position or setting

situar, colocar

situar, colocar

Ex: The director wanted to situate the film 's climax in a dramatic and visually striking location .El director quería **situar** el clímax de la película en un lugar dramático y visualmente impactante.
steep
[Adjetivo]

(of a surface) having a sharp slope or angle, making it difficult to climb or walk up

empinado, escarpado

empinado, escarpado

Ex: He hesitated to ski down the steep slope , knowing it would be a thrilling but risky adventure .Dudó en esquiar por la pendiente **empinada**, sabiendo que sería una aventura emocionante pero arriesgada.
slope
[Sustantivo]

a stretch of land forming part of a hill or mountain

cuesta

cuesta

Bronze Age
[Sustantivo]

the period when iron was not discovered and people used bronze to make tools

Edad de Bronce

Edad de Bronce

Ex: Trade flourished during the Bronze Age, as cultures exchanged bronze goods , ideas , and innovations across vast distances .El comercio floreció durante **la Edad de Bronce**, mientras las culturas intercambiaban bienes de bronce, ideas e innovaciones a través de grandes distancias.
circa
[Preposición]

used typically before a date to show that it is not exact

alrededor de

alrededor de

Ex: The painting was created circa the 18th century.El cuadro fue creado **circa** el siglo XVIII.

a secular designation used to represent dates in the Gregorian calendar before the traditional reference point of the birth of Jesus Christ

AEC

AEC

figure
[Sustantivo]

a diagram or illustration that is used to show or explain something, such as a chart, graph, or drawing

figura, gráfico

figura, gráfico

Ex: The figure in the article provided a visual representation of the survey results .La **figura** en el artículo proporcionó una representación visual de los resultados de la encuesta.
hillside
[Sustantivo]

a sloping surface or area of land that forms the side of a hill or mountain

ladera, falda de la colina

ladera, falda de la colina

Ex: He climbed up the grassy hillside.Subió por la **ladera** cubierta de hierba.
scattered
[Adjetivo]

happening at irregular intervals or spread far apart over various locations

disperso

disperso

Ex: She gathered the scattered papers from her desk and organized them into neat piles .Ella recogió los papeles **dispersos** de su escritorio y los organizó en montones ordenados.
vast
[Adjetivo]

very great in amount or number

vasto, inmenso

vasto, inmenso

Ex: The library holds a vast collection of books , spanning numerous genres and languages .La biblioteca alberga una **vasta** colección de libros, que abarca numerosos géneros e idiomas.
county
[Sustantivo]

(United Kingdom) a political division that has its own local government

condado, división administrativa

condado, división administrativa

giant
[Sustantivo]

a creature that is unusually large in size

gigante, coloso

gigante, coloso

Ex: The safari tour spotted a giant, an elephant that was much larger than the others in the herd .El safari avistó un **gigante**, un elefante que era mucho más grande que los demás en la manada.
cross
[Sustantivo]

a mark or an object formed by two short lines or pieces crossing each other

cruz, aspa

cruz, aspa

Ex: Please mark the box with a cross to indicate your choice .Por favor, marque la casilla con una **cruz** para indicar su elección.
regimental
[Adjetivo]

belonging to or concerning a regiment

regimental, de regimiento

regimental, de regimiento

geoglyph
[Sustantivo]

a large design or drawing made on the ground, usually by arranging stones, removing soil, or shaping the land, so it can be seen clearly from above

geoglifo, dibujo gigante en el suelo

geoglifo, dibujo gigante en el suelo

Ex: Tourists visit the site to see the ancient geoglyphs.Los turistas visitan el sitio para ver los antiguos **geoglifos**.
chalk
[Sustantivo]

a group of soft, white rock layers made mainly from the remains of tiny sea animals, often found in hills, cliffs, or underground

tiza, creta

tiza, creta

Ex: Rain slowly wears down the chalk over time .La lluvia desgasta lentamente la **tiza** con el tiempo.
downland
[Sustantivo]

an area of open hills with chalk soil, usually covered in grass and found in southern England

tierra caliza, colinas calcáreas

tierra caliza, colinas calcáreas

Ex: The hikers walked across miles of peaceful downland.Los excursionistas caminaron a través de millas de pacíficas **tierras bajas de tiza**.
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