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Competenze Lessicali SAT 1 - lezione 20

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rigor
rigor
[sostantivo]

the quality of thoroughness and accuracy in approach or analysis

rigore, accuratezza

rigore, accuratezza

Ex: Maintaining rigor in the editorial process ensures the credibility of the publication. 
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rigorous
rigorous
[aggettivo]

(of a rule, process, etc.) strictly followed or applied

rigoroso

rigoroso

Ex: The school has a rigorous dress code that all students must follow. 
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decadence
decadence
[sostantivo]

a decline in standards, especially in moral or mental qualities

decadenza

decadenza

Ex: The novel paints a vivid picture of decadence and moral decline in a once-thriving community. 
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decagon
decagon
[sostantivo]

(geometry) a flat polygon with ten straight sides and ten angles

decagono

decagono

Ex: Architects sometimes incorporate shapes like the decagon into their designs for a unique appearance. 
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decagram
decagram
[sostantivo]

a weight that is the same as 10 grams

decagrammo, decagrammo

decagrammo, decagrammo

Ex: The recipe required a decagram of saffron, which made her realize how expensive the dish was to make. 
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decalitre
decalitre
[sostantivo]

a measure that is the same as 10 liters

decalitro

decalitro

Ex: The farmer sold milk in decalitre containers at the market. 
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decalogue
decalogue
[sostantivo]

the Ten Commandments given to Moses in the Bible

decalogo, i Dieci Comandamenti

decalogo, i Dieci Comandamenti

Ex: She studied the decalogue in her religious studies class to understand its historical significance. 
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decameter
decameter
[sostantivo]

a measure that is the same as 10 meters

decametro, misura equivalente a 10 metri

decametro, misura equivalente a 10 metri

Ex: He jogged a decameter every morning as a warm-up before his main workout. 
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to fabricate

to create or make up something, especially with the intent to deceive

fabbricare

fabbricare

Ex: The journalist lost her credibility when it was discovered she'd fabricate stories. 
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fabrication
fabrication
[sostantivo]

the process of creating or assembling something from raw materials

fabbricazione, costruzione

fabbricazione, costruzione

Ex: The company specializes in the fabrication of custom-made furniture pieces. 
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inverse
inverse
[aggettivo]

opposite in order or effect

inverso, contrario

inverso, contrario

Ex: The inverse order of the names on the list caused a bit of confusion. 
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inversion
inversion
[sostantivo]

the act of turning something upside down or placing it in a vertical position

inversione, capovolgimento

inversione, capovolgimento

Ex: The artist's installation featured an inversion of everyday objects, challenging our perceptions. 
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to invert
to invert
[Verbo]

to flip or reverse the position or arrangement of something

invertire, capovolgere

invertire, capovolgere

Ex: In some board games, players can invert the board to play from a different angle. 
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to upheave
to upheave
[Verbo]

to elevate or lift strongly, especially from below

sollevare, elevare

sollevare, elevare

Ex: The sudden gust of wind began to upheave the tents at the campsite. 
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upheaval
upheaval
[sostantivo]

a sudden and significant change or disruption, especially in relation to politics or social conditions

sconvolgimento, turbamento

sconvolgimento, turbamento

Ex: Many migrants move to other countries to escape the upheaval in their homeland. 
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to blaspheme

to speak using offensive or disrespectful language

bestemmiare, pronunciare bestemmie

bestemmiare, pronunciare bestemmie

Ex: Angered by the referee's decision, the player began to blaspheme, earning himself a red card. 
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blasphemy
blasphemy
[sostantivo]

a language that shows disrespect for God or other sacred entities

bestemmia, blasfemia

bestemmia, blasfemia

Ex: he novel was banned in several countries due to its perceived blasphemy against religious figures. 
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to gibe
to gibe
[Verbo]

to make fun of someone

deridere, prendere in giro

deridere, prendere in giro

Ex: Even when critics would gibe at his unconventional methods, the artist continued to produce groundbreaking work. 
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