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Cambridge IELTS 18 - Academic - Test 4 - Lettura - Passaggio 2 (1)

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Cambridge IELTS 18 - Academic
meanwhile
meanwhile
[avverbio]

in a way that connects or contrasts two simultaneous actions, events, or conditions

nel frattempo, intanto

nel frattempo, intanto

Ex: One team was emphasizing speed in product development; meanwhile, another team prioritized thorough testing for quality assurance. 
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the former
the former
[Pronome]

the first of two people, things, or groups previously mentioned

il primo, quello

il primo, quello

Ex: Between the two choices of cake or ice cream, the former is my favorite dessert. 
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to take on
to take on
[Verbo]

to accept something as a challenge

accettare, intraprendere

accettare, intraprendere

Ex: She decided to take on the project, despite its complexity. 

Ha deciso di accettare il progetto, nonostante la sua complessità.

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to infer
to infer
[Verbo]

to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter

dedurre

dedurre

Ex: She infers the answer to the question by examining the available information. 

Lei deduce la risposta alla domanda esaminando le informazioni disponibili.

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to emphasize

to give special attention or importance to something

mettere in evidenza

mettere in evidenza

Ex: The teacher emphasized the importance of checking your work. 
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impediment
impediment
[sostantivo]

anything that blocks or slows progress

ostacolo, impedimento

ostacolo, impedimento

Ex: Poor internet connectivity is an impediment to working from home effectively. 

Una scarsa connettività Internet è un ostacolo per lavorare efficacemente da casa.

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to implement

to apply or utilize a device, tool, or method for a specific purpose

applicare, utilizzare

applicare, utilizzare

Ex: The researcher plans to implement a new experimental procedure to test the hypothesis. 
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to obsess
to obsess
[Verbo]

to think about something or someone all the time, in a way that makes one unable to think about other things

ossessionare

ossessionare

Ex: The detective couldn't help but obsess over the unsolved case, constantly seeking new leads. 

Il detective non poteva fare a meno di ossessionarsi con il caso irrisolto, cercando costantemente nuovi indizi.

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constant
constant
[aggettivo]

happening continuously without stopping for a long time

constante

constante

Ex: The constant changing of regulations made it challenging for businesses to adapt. 
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to analyze
to analyze
[Verbo]

to examine or study something in detail in order to explain or understand it

analizzare

analizzare

Ex: To improve the website's user experience, the team decided to analyze user behavior and feedback. 
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to rank
to rank
[Verbo]

to position someone or something on a scale based on importance, quality, etc.

classificare

classificare

Ex: The professor ranks the research papers according to their originality and depth of analysis. 
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characteristic
characteristic
[sostantivo]

a notable feature or quality that defines or describes something

caratteristica, tratto

caratteristica, tratto

Ex: Honesty is a characteristic that defines a good leader. 
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dissonance
dissonance
[sostantivo]

a state of disagreement between people's opinions, actions, or personalities, often resulting in tension

dissonanza

dissonanza

Ex: The dissonance between her cheerful tone and the grim news was unsettling. 

La dissonanza tra il suo tono allegro e la notizia cupa era inquietante.

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to applaud
to applaud
[Verbo]

to clap one's hands as a sign of approval

applaudire

applaudire

Ex: The attendees continued to applaud for several minutes to show their appreciation for the outstanding orchestra performance. 

I partecipanti hanno continuato ad applaudire per diversi minuti per mostrare il loro apprezzamento per l'eccezionale performance dell'orchestra.

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to hand out

to provide abstract or intangible things, such as punishments, compliments, judgments, advice, etc., to someone

distribuire, infliggere

distribuire, infliggere

Ex: She handed her advice out freely to those in need of career guidance. 
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target
target
[sostantivo]

a goal that someone tries to achieve

obiettivo

obiettivo

Ex: She celebrated reaching her target weight after months of effort. 
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aside from
aside from
[Preposizione]

used to indicate exclusion of a particular thing or person

a parte, eccetto

a parte, eccetto

Ex: She has no hobbies aside from reading. 

Non ha hobby a parte leggere.

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implementation
implementation
[sostantivo]

the process of putting a plan, decision, system, or policy into practical effect

attuazione,  implementazione

attuazione, implementazione

Ex: Engineers encountered several problems during software implementation. 
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harsh
harsh
[aggettivo]

cruel, unkind, or more severe toward someone than seems reasonable

duro

duro

Ex: Emma regretted the harsh words she had used during the argument. 
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statistician
statistician
[sostantivo]

a person who collects, analyzes, and interprets numerical data

statistico,  statistica

statistico, statistica

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to claim
to claim
[Verbo]

to say that something is the case without providing proof for it

sostenere

sostenere

Ex: Right now, the marketing campaign is actively claiming the product to be the best in the market. 
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degree of freedom
degree of freedom
[sostantivo]

(statistics) one of the independent values in a calculation that may vary after all constraints have been applied

grado di libertà, grado di libertà statistico

grado di libertà, grado di libertà statistico

Ex: Incorrect degrees of freedom can produce a misleading significance value. 
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data
data
[sostantivo]

information or facts collected to be used for various purposes

dati

dati

Ex: The census collects demographic data to understand population trends. 
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just about
just about
[avverbio]

to a very close amount or situation

quasi, appena

quasi, appena

Ex: The party was just about to start when the unexpected rain forced everyone inside. 

La festa stava per cominciare quando la pioggia inaspettata costrinse tutti a entrare.

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growth
growth
[sostantivo]

the process of physical, mental, or emotional development

crescita

crescita

Ex: The city's population growth necessitated the construction of new schools and infrastructure. 
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mindset
mindset
[sostantivo]

a set of attitudes, beliefs, or a mental disposition that influences how a person interprets and responds to situations

mentalità, atteggiamento mentale

mentalità, atteggiamento mentale

Ex: Changing one's mindset can have a profound impact on personal and professional development. 

Cambiare il modo di pensare può avere un impatto profondo sullo sviluppo personale e professionale.

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to take root

become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style

mettere radici, radicarsi

mettere radici, radicarsi

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intelligence
intelligence
[sostantivo]

the ability to correctly utilize thought and reason, learn from experience, or to successfully adapt to the environment

Intelligenza

Intelligenza

Ex: He admired her intelligence and creativity during the debate. 
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innate
innate
[aggettivo]

(of a quality or skill) gained from the moment that one was born

innato,  naturale

innato, naturale

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to supplant

to replace something, especially by force or through competition

soppiantare, rimpiazzare

soppiantare, rimpiazzare

Ex: The younger generation's ideas can sometimes supplant the traditional norms in societal evolution. 

Le idee della generazione più giovane a volte possono soppiantare le norme tradizionali nell'evoluzione sociale.

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author
author
[sostantivo]

someone who originates or causes or initiates something

autore, creatore

autore, creatore

Ex: He denied being the author of the confusion. 
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cognitive
cognitive
[aggettivo]

referring to mental processes involved in understanding, thinking, and remembering

cognitivo

cognitivo

Ex: Problem-solving requires cognitive skills such as critical thinking and decision-making. 
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capability
capability
[sostantivo]

the ability or power to do or achieve something

capacità

capacità

Ex: The aircraft has the capability to operate in severe weather conditions. 
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to hold
to hold
[Verbo]

to have a specific opinion or belief about someone or something

pensare

pensare

Ex: She holds strong views on education. 
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view
view
[sostantivo]

a personal belief or judgment that is not based on proof or certainty

mostra

mostra

Ex: Students expressed their views on the topic. 
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to quantify

to measure or express something as a number or amount

quantificare, misurare

quantificare, misurare

Ex: The researchers will quantify the amount of rainfall in millimeters. 

I ricercatori quantificheranno la quantità di pioggia in millimetri.

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progressive
progressive
[aggettivo]

favoring new ideas, methods, and change rather than traditional ones

progressista,  innovativo

progressista, innovativo

Ex: The company gained attention for its progressive approach to employee training. 
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thinker
thinker
[sostantivo]

a person with strong intellectual abilities, often working in a field that requires deep thought and knowledge

pensatore, intellettuale

pensatore, intellettuale

Ex: As a philosopher, she is known as a profound thinker who explores existential questions. 

Come filosofo, è conosciuta come un profondo pensatore che esplora questioni esistenziali.

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notion
notion
[sostantivo]

a general concept or belief

nozione

nozione

Ex: The notion of fairness is often debated in legal contexts. 
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inherent
inherent
[aggettivo]

inseparable essential part or quality of someone or something that is in their nature

intrinseco

intrinseco

Ex: Freedom of speech is an inherent right that should be protected in a democratic society. 

La libertà di espressione è un diritto inerente che dovrebbe essere protetto in una società democratica.

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destiny
destiny
[sostantivo]

the events or situations that are predetermined or inevitable for a person, often believed to be controlled by a higher power

destino, fato

destino, fato

Ex: He embraced his destiny, ready for whatever lay ahead. 

Abbracciò il suo destino, pronto per qualunque cosa lo aspettasse.

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educator
educator
[sostantivo]

someone whose job is to teach people

educatore

educatore

Ex: The museum offers educational programs led by trained educators to engage visitors of all ages. 

Il museo offre programmi educativi guidati da educatori formati per coinvolgere visitatori di tutte le età.

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to develop
to develop
[Verbo]

to change and become stronger or more advanced

sviluppare

sviluppare

Ex: The plot of the novel started to develop slowly, drawing readers in. 
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given
given
[Preposizione]

used to indicate that something is provided or accepted as a basis for a particular situation or argument

dato, considerato

dato, considerato

Ex: Given his experience, he was the obvious choice for the job. 
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relatively
relatively
[avverbio]

to a specific degree, particularly when compared to other similar things

relativamente

relativamente

Ex: His explanation was relatively clear, though still a bit confusing. 

La sua spiegazione era relativamente chiara, anche se ancora un po' confusa.

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motivational
motivational
[aggettivo]

encouraging or inspiring action or behavior

motivazionale, ispiratore

motivazionale, ispiratore

Ex: Personal growth is often fueled by motivational quotes and affirmations. 

La crescita personale è spesso alimentata da citazioni motivazionali e affermazioni.

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poster
poster
[sostantivo]

a large printed picture, notice, or advertisement displayed on a wall or other public surface

manifesto

manifesto

Ex: The museum sells posters of famous paintings. 
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sporting
sporting
[aggettivo]

relating to, used in, or involving sports

sportivo, sportivo

sportivo, sportivo

Ex: They discussed the country's long sporting tradition. 
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to coax
to coax
[Verbo]

to persuade someone to do something by being kind and gentle, especially when they may be unwilling

persuadere

persuadere

Ex: The team leader tried to coax a quieter coworker into expressing their ideas during the meeting. 

Il leader del team ha cercato di convincere un collega più silenzioso a esprimere le proprie idee durante la riunione.

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to see
to see
[Verbo]

to regard someone or something in a specific way

vedere

vedere

Ex: She sees the problem as an opportunity. 
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indication
indication
[sostantivo]

something that serves to show, suggest, or point to a fact, condition, or situation

indicazione

indicazione

Ex: The survey results provide an indication of public opinion. 
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educationalist
educationalist
[sostantivo]

a specialist in the theory of education

pedagogista, specialista in teoria dell'educazione

pedagogista, specialista in teoria dell'educazione

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to note
to note
[Verbo]

to mention something to make it stand out

segnalare, menzionare

segnalare, menzionare

Ex: The article noted several key trends in the industry. 
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to base on
to base on
[Verbo]

to develop something using certain facts, ideas, situations, etc.

basare qualcosa su determinati fatti o idee, usare qualcosa come base per sviluppare altro

basare qualcosa su determinati fatti o idee, usare qualcosa come base per sviluppare altro

Ex: The success of the project was based upon the collaborative efforts of the entire team. 

Il successo del progetto si basava sugli sforzi collaborativi di tutto il team.

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effort
effort
[sostantivo]

an attempt to do something, particularly something demanding

sforzo

sforzo

Ex: The rescue team made every effort to locate the missing hikers before nightfall. 
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to instill
to instill
[Verbo]

to gradually establish an idea, feeling, etc. in someone's mind

inculcare, instillare

inculcare, instillare

Ex: Cultural institutions aim to instill a sense of heritage and tradition in the community through events and educational programs. 

Le istituzioni culturali mirano a instillare un senso di patrimonio e tradizione nella comunità attraverso eventi e programmi educativi.

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subsequently
subsequently
[avverbio]

as a result or logical outcome

successivamente, di conseguenza

successivamente, di conseguenza

Ex: The experiment proved ineffective; subsequently, the team revised their approach. 

L'esperimento si è rivelato inefficace; successivamente, il team ha rivisto il proprio approccio.

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to replicate

to conduct an experiment or test again, often under the same conditions, in order to verify or confirm the results

riprodurre,  replicare

riprodurre, replicare

Ex: After initial success, they replicated the test to ensure the findings were reliable. 

Dopo il successo iniziale, hanno replicato il test per assicurarsi che i risultati fossero affidabili.

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repeatedly
repeatedly
[avverbio]

in a manner that occurs multiple times

ripetutamente

ripetutamente

Ex: They practiced the dance routine repeatedly. 

Hanno praticato la routine di danza ripetutamente.

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null
null
[aggettivo]

invalid or not legally recognized

nullo, non valido

nullo, non valido

Ex: The contract became null after both parties failed to meet the deadline. 

Il contratto è diventato nullo dopo che entrambe le parti non hanno rispettato la scadenza.

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to cope
to cope
[Verbo]

to handle a difficult situation and deal with it successfully

far fronte

far fronte

Ex: Couples may attend counseling sessions to cope with relationship difficulties and improve communication. 
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intervention
intervention
[sostantivo]

an action, treatment, or manipulation that is introduced by researchers to test its effects on variables of interest

intervento

intervento

Ex: Researchers compared the intervention group with a control group. 
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study
study
[sostantivo]

a detailed and careful consideration and examination

studio, analisi

studio, analisi

Ex: The professor encouraged his students to participate in the study, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience. 
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to deserve
to deserve
[Verbo]

to do a particular thing or have the qualities needed for being punished or rewarded

meritare, avere diritto a

meritare, avere diritto a

Ex: Despite facing challenges, the dedicated student deserved the scholarship for academic excellence. 
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landscape
landscape
[sostantivo]

a broad or comprehensive mental perspective or view

prospettiva, visione

prospettiva, visione

Ex: The report provided a landscape of current technological trends. 
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to revolt
to revolt
[Verbo]

to strongly reject or oppose something

ribellarsi, insorgere

ribellarsi, insorgere

Ex: He revolted at the idea that intelligence is fixed from birth. 

Si ribellò all'idea che l'intelligenza sia fissata dalla nascita.

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to [be] lost on {sb}

to not be understood, noticed, or appreciated by someone, even though it was intended to be

Ex: The meaning of the poem was lost on many readers. 
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