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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Accademico - Test 2 - Lettura - Passaggio 2 (3)

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
chemical compound
chemical compound
[sostantivo]

(chemistry) a substance formed by the chemical combination of two or more elements in a fixed ratio

composto chimico, combinazione chimica

composto chimico, combinazione chimica

Ex: Carbon dioxide is a chemical compound essential for plant photosynthesis. 

L'anidride carbonica è un composto chimico essenziale per la fotosintesi delle piante.

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to account for

to provide explanations or reasons for a particular situation or set of circumstances

spiegare

spiegare

Ex: It's important to account for the factors that led to the project's delay. 

È importante tenere conto dei fattori che hanno portato al ritardo del progetto.

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to indicate

to show, point out, or suggest the existence, presence, or nature of something

indicare

indicare

Ex: The experiment indicates a positive correlation between the variables. 
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link
link
[sostantivo]

a relationship or connection between two or more things or people

collegamento, relazione

collegamento, relazione

Ex: Researchers found a link between stress and poor sleep. 
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mention
mention
[sostantivo]

a short reference to someone or something, often made in speech or writing without giving many details

menzione, riferimento

menzione, riferimento

Ex: Her efforts earned her a mention in the company newsletter. 
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to perceive

to understand, regard, or think about someone or something in a particular way

percepire

percepire

Ex: People may perceive the same situation in very different ways. 
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to view
to view
[Verbo]

to regard or consider something in a particular way

considerare, vedere

considerare, vedere

Ex: The teacher views her students with compassion and understanding. 
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stage
stage
[sostantivo]

a segment or phase of a journey or process

tappa, fase

tappa, fase

Ex: The final stage of their training involves fieldwork and practical application. 
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to drop out

to admit defeat and discontinue an effort

abbandonare, gettare la spugna

abbandonare, gettare la spugna

Ex: When the business encountered insurmountable challenges, the entrepreneur had to reluctantly drop out and reconsider the strategy. 

Quando l'azienda ha incontrato sfide insormontabili, l'imprenditore ha dovuto ritirarsi con riluttanza e riconsiderare la strategia.

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symptom
symptom
[sostantivo]

anything that occurs alongside a particular condition or phenomenon, serving as an indication of its presence or existence

sintomo, indizio

sintomo, indizio

Ex: The decline in wildlife populations is a symptom of environmental degradation. 
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measure
measure
[sostantivo]

any action or maneuver taken as part of a plan or strategy to achieve a specific goal or progress toward an objective

misura, provvedimento

misura, provvedimento

Ex: As a precautionary measure, they installed smoke detectors throughout the building. 
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aspect
aspect
[sostantivo]

a defining or distinctive feature of something

aspetto

aspetto

Ex: Climate change affects every aspect of our daily lives. 
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post
post
[sostantivo]

a piece of writing, image, etc. published online, usually on a social media website or application, or a blog

posta

posta

Ex: They shared a post to raise awareness about an upcoming charity event. 
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severe
severe
[aggettivo]

intense or extreme in impact

severo, grave

severo, grave

Ex: The severe drought caused crops to fail across the region. 
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apparent
apparent
[aggettivo]

easy to see or notice

evidente

evidente

Ex: The apparent damage to the car suggested it had been in an accident. 

I danni apparenti all'auto suggerivano che era stata in un incidente.

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frequently
frequently
[avverbio]

regularly and with short time in between

frequentemente

frequentemente

Ex: The software is updated frequently to address bugs and improve performance. 

Il software viene aggiornato frequentemente per correggere bug e migliorare le prestazioni.

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to encounter

to be faced with an unexpected difficulty during a process

incontrare

incontrare

Ex: Entrepreneurs must be prepared to encounter setbacks and adapt their strategies. 
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to suffer
to suffer
[Verbo]

to experience and be affected by something bad or unpleasant

soffrire

soffrire

Ex: The town suffered serious damage during the storm. 
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episode
episode
[sostantivo]

a particular event or group of related events forming part of a larger sequence or experience

episodio

episodio

Ex: The incident became a memorable episode in the town's history. 
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to couple
to couple
[Verbo]

to join or connect together to form a pair

accoppiare, unire

accoppiare, unire

Ex: The gears couple smoothly, allowing power to pass between them. 
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heart disease
heart disease
[sostantivo]

a broad term encompassing various conditions affecting the heart, including coronary artery disease, heart failure, and valvular disorders

malattia cardiaca

malattia cardiaca

Ex: Family history plays a role in determining one's predisposition to certain types of heart disease. 

La storia familiare gioca un ruolo nel determinare la predisposizione di una persona a certi tipi di malattia cardiaca.

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depression
depression
[sostantivo]

a mental health condition characterized by persistent sadness, loss of interest, and reduced energy or motivation

depressione

depressione

Ex: He spoke openly about his experience of living with depression. 
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to ensure
to ensure
[Verbo]

to make sure that something will happen

assicurare

assicurare

Ex: The captain ensured the safety of the passengers during the storm. 
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to promote
to promote
[Verbo]

to help or support the progress or development of something

promuovere

promuovere

Ex: The manager worked to promote teamwork within the group. 
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through
through
[Preposizione]

used to indicate the method or channel by which something is done

per, attraverso

per, attraverso

Ex: She applied for the position through a recruiter. 

Ha fatto domanda per la posizione attraverso un reclutatore.

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psychologist
psychologist
[sostantivo]

a professional who studies the mind, emotions, and behavior, sometimes applying this knowledge to assessment or treatment

psicologo

psicologo

Ex: The school psychologist met with Sarah's parents to discuss her learning difficulties. 
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rather than
rather than
[Preposizione]

used to indicate a preference between two alternatives, often suggesting one option is chosen over the other

piuttosto che

piuttosto che

Ex: I prefer tea rather than coffee in the mornings. 

Preferisco il tè piuttosto che il caffè al mattino.

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nerves
nerves
[sostantivo]

feelings of worry, anxiety, or nervous tension

nervi, ansia

nervi, ansia

Ex: The unexpected delay only added to his nerves. 
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visualisation
visualisation
[sostantivo]

a mental image that is similar to a visual perception

visualizzazione, immagine mentale

visualizzazione, immagine mentale

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mental picture
mental picture
[sostantivo]

a clear and telling mental image

immagine mentale, rappresentazione mentale

immagine mentale, rappresentazione mentale

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to picture
to picture
[Verbo]

to create a mental image or representation

immaginare, figurarsi

immaginare, figurarsi

Ex: She pictured herself living in a cozy cottage by the sea. 
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competitive
competitive
[aggettivo]

referring to a situation in which teams, players, etc. are trying to defeat their rivals

competitivo

competitivo

Ex: Competitive industries often drive innovation and efficiency. 

Le industrie competitive spesso guidano l'innovazione e l'efficienza.

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peer
peer
[sostantivo]

a person who is the same age, has the same social status, or has similar abilities or qualifications as another person

pari, uguale

pari, uguale

Ex: Teenagers may feel pressure to behave like their peers. 
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sense
sense
[sostantivo]

an overall, conscious recognition or understanding of a situation, feeling, or environment

senso, sensazione

senso, sensazione

Ex: He couldn't shake the sense that something bad was about to happen. 
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session
session
[sostantivo]

a scheduled period of teaching, instruction, or learning activities conducted within a defined timeframe

sessione, lezione

sessione, lezione

Ex: The afternoon session began with a hands-on laboratory experiment to reinforce concepts learned earlier in the day. 
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sportsperson
sportsperson
[sostantivo]

a person who takes part in sports, either professionally or for enjoyment

sportivo, atleta

sportivo, atleta

Ex: Many admire the discipline shown by a true sportsperson. 

Molti ammirano la disciplina mostrata da un vero sportivo.

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threat
threat
[sostantivo]

something that poses danger or the possibility of harm

manaccia

manaccia

Ex: Climate change is a global threat. 
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to score
to score
[Verbo]

to record or keep track of the points, goals, or runs achieved by players or teams during a game or contest

segnare, tenere il punteggio

segnare, tenere il punteggio

Ex: The coach asked who would score the game during practice. 
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nota bene
nota bene
[sostantivo]

a Latin phrase (or its abbreviation) used to indicate that special attention should be paid to something

nota bene, nota bene

nota bene, nota bene

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