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Cambridge IELTS 17 - Academic - Test 2 - Lettura - Passaggio 3 (1)

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Cambridge IELTS 17 - Academic
insight
insight
[sostantivo]

the ability to understand complex situations or perceive their underlying nature clearly and deeply

Ex: Her lack of insight prevented her from recognizing the real problem. 
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evolution
evolution
[sostantivo]

the process by which populations of living organisms change genetically across successive generations

evoluzione

evoluzione

Ex: Genetic evidence has revealed important details about human evolution. 
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innovative
innovative
[aggettivo]

(of a person) producing creative and original ideas, equipment, methods, etc.

innovativo, originale

innovativo, originale

Ex: The author’s innovative style redefined storytelling. 

Lo stile innovativo dell'autore ha ridefinito la narrazione.

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popularly
popularly
[avverbio]

in a way that is widely favored or recognized by a large number of people

popolarmente, comunemente

popolarmente, comunemente

Ex: The author is popularly celebrated for his thought-provoking novels. 

L'autore è popolarmente celebrato per i suoi romanzi stimolanti.

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sheer
sheer
[aggettivo]

used to emphasize the complete or extreme degree of a quality, feeling, or situation

puro

puro

Ex: It was sheer luck that we found the missing keys. 
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intellectual
intellectual
[aggettivo]

developed or primarily guided by the intellect rather than relying on emotions or personal experience

intellettuale, cerebrale

intellettuale, cerebrale

Ex: Engaging in intellectual pursuits, such as problem-solving and critical thinking, became a daily habit. 
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star
star
[sostantivo]

someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field

stella

stella

Ex: She became a star in her field because of her exceptional work. 
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naturalist
naturalist
[sostantivo]

a scientist who studies the natural world, including plants, animals, and ecosystems

naturalista

naturalista

Ex: He published several books as a naturalist, documenting the biodiversity of coral reefs around the world. 

Ha pubblicato diversi libri come naturalista, documentando la biodiversità delle barriere coralline in tutto il mondo.

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theoretical
theoretical
[aggettivo]

concerned with understanding and explaining phenomena rather than directly applying them to real-world situations

teorico

teorico

Ex: Her theoretical framework sparked new avenues for research but required further investigation before implementation. 

Il suo quadro teorico ha aperto nuove strade alla ricerca ma richiedeva ulteriori indagini prima dell'implementazione.

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physicist
physicist
[sostantivo]

an individual who is trained in physics

fisico

fisico

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contribution
contribution
[sostantivo]

someone or something's role in achieving a specific result, particularly a positive one

contributo

contributo

Ex: Everyone's contribution helped the project succeed. 
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to disregard

to intentionally ignore or act without concern for something or someone that deserves consideration

ignorare, trascurare

ignorare, trascurare

Ex: The manager is currently disregarding critical feedback, hindering team improvement. 

Il manager attualmente ignora i feedback critici, ostacolando il miglioramento del team.

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predecessor
predecessor
[sostantivo]

a person who held a particular job, position, or office before the current holder

predecessore,  antecessore

predecessore, antecessore

Ex: The president met with two of his predecessors at the ceremony. 
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wisdom
wisdom
[sostantivo]

the ability to use knowledge and experience to make sound judgments and decisions

saggezza

saggezza

Ex: With age, Maria gained the wisdom to recognize which problems truly mattered. 
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breakthrough
breakthrough
[sostantivo]

an important discovery or development that helps improve a situation or answer a problem

passo in avanti

passo in avanti

Ex: The breakthrough in negotiations between the two countries paved the way for lasting peace in the region. 
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spontaneously
spontaneously
[avverbio]

in an unplanned or impulsive manner

spontaneamente, impulsivamente

spontaneamente, impulsivamente

Ex: Feeling adventurous, they spontaneously booked last-minute tickets for a weekend getaway. 

Sentendosi avventurosi, hanno prenotato spontaneamente biglietti dell'ultimo minuto per un weekend di fuga.

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to pop into

to briefly visit a place, often without prior planning or notice

fare un salto, passare

fare un salto, passare

Ex: She popped into the office to pick up a few documents. 

Lei è passata in ufficio per prendere alcuni documenti.

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functional
functional
[aggettivo]

designed mainly to be practical and useful rather than attractive

funzionale

funzionale

Ex: He wanted a functional coat that would keep him warm and dry. 
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to misrepresent

to portray imperfectly or incorrectly without deceitful intent

travisare, rappresentare in modo errato

travisare, rappresentare in modo errato

Ex: Her nervousness may have caused Suzy to misrepresent how much experience she actually had. 

La sua nervosità potrebbe aver portato Suzy a rappresentare male quanta esperienza avesse effettivamente.

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realm
realm
[sostantivo]

an area of knowledge, activity, thought, or experience

ambito, sfera

ambito, sfera

Ex: The discovery opened new possibilities in the realm of medicine. 
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endeavor
endeavor
[sostantivo]

an activity or undertaking directed toward achieving a particular goal

Ex: Starting the nonprofit became Daniel's most ambitious endeavor. 
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to set aside

to ignore something temporarily in favor of more important matters

mettere da parte, accantonare

mettere da parte, accantonare

Ex: She had to set her doubts aside to concentrate on her performance. 

Ha dovuto mettere da parte i suoi dubbi per concentrarsi sulla sua performance.

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monumental
monumental
[aggettivo]

having exceptional importance or significant impact

monumentale, eccezionale

monumentale, eccezionale

Ex: The signing of the peace treaty was a monumental moment in history, ending years of conflict. 

La firma del trattato di pace è stato un momento monumentale nella storia, che ha posto fine a anni di conflitto.

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duly
duly
[avverbio]

in a proper or expected manner

debitamente, correttamente

debitamente, correttamente

Ex: The guests arrived duly at the event's start time. 

Gli ospiti sono arrivati tempestivamente all'orario di inizio dell'evento.

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trial and error

the process of testing a method, an idea, etc. in several ways to achieve the desired outcome

processo ed errore

processo ed errore

Ex: The team improved the design by trial and error. 
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evolutionary
evolutionary
[aggettivo]

related to evolution or the slow and gradual development of something

evolutivo

evolutivo

Ex: The evolutionary relationship between species can be inferred through comparative anatomy and DNA analysis. 
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to undermine

to gradually weaken someone's confidence, authority, effectiveness, or chances of success

minare

minare

Ex: The repeated delays have seriously undermined employee morale. 
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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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cumulative
cumulative
[aggettivo]

increasing gradually as more and more is added

cumulativo

cumulativo

Ex: The cumulative impact of pollution on the environment is a cause for concern. 

L'impatto cumulativo dell'inquinamento sull'ambiente è motivo di preoccupazione.

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unheralded
unheralded
[aggettivo]

without warning or announcement

inaspettato, non annunciato

inaspettato, non annunciato

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to postulate

to suggest or assume the existence or truth of something as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or belief

postulare

postulare

Ex: The philosopher postulated the concept of innate human rights as a foundation for ethical principles. 

Il filosofo postulò il concetto dei diritti umani innati come fondamento dei principi etici.

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to recover
to recover
[Verbo]

to find or get back something that was lost or stolen

recuperare,  riottenere

recuperare, riottenere

Ex: After the break-in, they were able to recover some of their valuables. 
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periodic table
periodic table
[sostantivo]

a tabular arrangement of chemical elements organized based on their atomic number, electron configuration, and recurring chemical properties

tavola periodica, sistema periodico degli elementi

tavola periodica, sistema periodico degli elementi

Ex: The periodic table is a valuable tool for predicting the chemical behavior of elements and understanding their relationships. 

La tavola periodica è uno strumento prezioso per prevedere il comportamento chimico degli elementi e comprenderne le relazioni.

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noteworthy
noteworthy
[aggettivo]

deserving of attention due to importance, excellence, or notable qualities

notevole, degno di nota

notevole, degno di nota

Ex: The book received several noteworthy awards for its insightful content. 

Il libro ha ricevuto diversi premi notevoli per il suo contenuto perspicace.

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amid
amid
[Preposizione]

during a particular situation or condition

in mezzo a, durante

in mezzo a, durante

Ex: The negotiations continued amid ongoing tensions between the two nations. 

I negoziati sono continuati in mezzo alle tensioni in corso tra le due nazioni.

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fanciful
fanciful
[aggettivo]

coming from the imagination rather than facts

fantasioso

fantasioso

Ex: His excuses for being late were often fanciful and lacking in truth, leading his friends to doubt their validity. 

Le sue scuse per il ritardo erano spesso fantasiose e prive di verità, il che portava i suoi amici a dubitare della loro validità.

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wild
wild
[aggettivo]

lacking a basis in reason or fact and not supported by evidence or logic

irragionevole, fantasioso

irragionevole, fantasioso

Ex: The discussion was full of wild assumptions and unsupported claims. 
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speculation
speculation
[sostantivo]

the forming of opinions or guesses without enough evidence to know the truth

congettura

congettura

Ex: Online speculation increased after Daniel deleted the mysterious post. 
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to propose
to propose
[Verbo]

to put forward a suggestion, plan, or idea for consideration

proporre

proporre

Ex: The company's CEO proposed a merger with a competitor, believing it would create synergies and improve market share. 
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novel
novel
[aggettivo]

new and unlike anything else

nuovo

nuovo

Ex: He came up with a novel strategy to improve sales. 
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father
father
[sostantivo]

a person who holds a significant or distinguished position within an organization

padre, fondatore

padre, fondatore

Ex: The elder served as a father in the guild. 
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to jump off

to start something with a rapid and successful beginning

partire rapidamente e con successo, partire bene fin dall'inizio

partire rapidamente e con successo, partire bene fin dall'inizio

Ex: The forces waited for the green light to jump off the attack on enemy positions. 

Le forze hanno atteso il via libera per lanciare l'attacco alle posizioni nemiche.

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to conceive

to form or develop an idea, plan, or concept in the mind

concepire

concepire

Ex: Researchers are conceiving new methods for storing renewable energy. 
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to conclude

to come to a personal determination or belief after considering information or experiences

concludere

concludere

Ex: After reflecting on his experiences, he concluded that pursuing his passion was the key to happiness. 
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collective
collective
[aggettivo]

done, shared, or involving all members of a group acting together

collettivo

collettivo

Ex: The community expressed its collective support for the families. 
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biological
biological
[aggettivo]

relating to biology or the scientific study of living organisms

biologico

biologico

Ex: Daniel became interested in biological research while studying at college. 
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organism
organism
[sostantivo]

an individual living thing, such as an animal, plant, fungus, or bacterium

organismo

organismo

Ex: The parasite depends on another organism for food and shelter. 
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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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genetic mutation
genetic mutation
[sostantivo]

(genetics) any event that changes genetic structure; any alteration in the inherited nucleic acid sequence of the genotype of an organism

mutazione genetica, alterazione genetica

mutazione genetica, alterazione genetica

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arbitrary
arbitrary
[aggettivo]

not based on reason but on chance or personal impulse, which is often unfair

arbitrario

arbitrario

Ex: The company's dress code policy seemed arbitrary, with rules changing frequently without explanation. 

La politica del codice di abbigliamento dell'azienda sembrava arbitraria, con regole che cambiavano frequentemente senza spiegazioni.

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to [pave] the way (for|to) {sth}

to create a situation in which it is easier for one to do something or for something to happen

spianare la strada, preparare il terreno

spianare la strada, preparare il terreno

Ex: Their victory paved the way for more women to enter the sport. 

La loro vittoria ha spianato la strada a più donne in quello sport.

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beneficial
beneficial
[aggettivo]

having a positive effect or helpful result

benefico, vantaggioso

benefico, vantaggioso

Ex: Meditation has proven beneficial in reducing stress and anxiety. 

È stato dimostrato che la meditazione è benefica nel ridurre lo stress e l'ansia.

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to thrive
to thrive
[Verbo]

to grow and develop exceptionally well

prosperare

prosperare

Ex: They are thriving in their respective careers due to continuous learning. 
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to reproduce

to make a copy, imitation, or representation of something

riprodurre,  copiare

riprodurre, copiare

Ex: Digital technology makes it easy to reproduce documents quickly. 
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domain
domain
[sostantivo]

a particular field or range of knowledge, study, or expertise

dominio,  ambito

dominio, ambito

Ex: She has extensive knowledge in the domain of artificial intelligence. 
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stirrup
stirrup
[sostantivo]

either of a pair of small loops attached to a saddle that support a rider's feet

staffa, staffa

staffa, staffa

Ex: He stood in the stirrups as the horse climbed the steep trail. 
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to confer
to confer
[Verbo]

to officially give a title, degree, honor, right, or authority to someone

conferire

conferire

Ex: Membership confers several important rights on participants. 
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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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jockey
jockey
[sostantivo]

a person who rides horses in races

fantino, jockey

fantino, jockey

Ex: During the derby, the experienced jockey demonstrated excellent control. 
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to conduct
to conduct
[Verbo]

to direct or participate in the management, organization, or execution of something

condurre

condurre

Ex: The CEO will personally conduct negotiations with potential business partners. 
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methodical
methodical
[aggettivo]

done in a careful, systematic, and organized manner

metodico

metodico

Ex: She tackled the daunting task of organizing her closet with a methodical approach, sorting items by category and systematically decluttering. 

Affrontò il compito arduo di organizzare il suo armadio con un approccio metodico, ordinando gli articoli per categoria e sistematicamente eliminando il disordine.

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extensive
extensive
[aggettivo]

significantly great in quantity

esteso, ampio

esteso, ampio

Ex: After the car accident, the victim was rushed to the hospital with extensive injuries, requiring immediate and comprehensive medical attention. 

Dopo l'incidente d'auto, la vittima è stata portata d'urgenza in ospedale con ferite estese, che richiedevano un'attenzione medica immediata e completa.

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shrewd
shrewd
[aggettivo]

having or showing good judgement, especially in business or politics

scaltro

scaltro

Ex: Her shrewd analysis of the situation enabled her to make strategic moves that outmaneuvered her competitors. 

La sua analisi astuta della situazione le ha permesso di fare mosse strategiche che hanno superato i suoi concorrenti.

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to outrun
to outrun
[Verbo]

to move at a greater speed than someone or something

superare, distaccare

superare, distaccare

Ex: The gazelle's incredible agility allowed it to outrun the pursuing lions. 

L'incredibile agilità della gazzella le ha permesso di superare i leoni che la inseguivano.

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to foresee
to foresee
[Verbo]

to know or predict something before it happens

prevedere, anticipare

prevedere, anticipare

Ex: He foresaw a rise in demand for the product and stocked up. 

Egli previde un aumento della domanda del prodotto e fece scorta.

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modification
modification
[sostantivo]

the act or process of changing something, usually slightly

modifica

modifica

Ex: The building was approved after some modifications to the entrance. 
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to coincide

to happen at the same time or at nearly the same time as something else

coincidere

coincidere

Ex: Our vacations rarely coincide. 
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enhanced
enhanced
[aggettivo]

improved in value, quality, or performance

migliorato, potenziato

migliorato, potenziato

Ex: The enhanced safety features of the new car model earned it top ratings in crash tests. 

Le caratteristiche di sicurezza migliorate della nuova auto le hanno valso i voti più alti nei crash test.

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widespread
widespread
[aggettivo]

existing or spreading among many people, groups, or communities through communication, influence, or awareness

diffuso, generalizzato

diffuso, generalizzato

Ex: The belief that drinking eight glasses of water a day is necessary is widespread but not scientifically proven. 

La convinzione che bere otto bicchieri d'acqua al giorno sia necessario è diffusa ma non scientificamente provata.

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adoption
adoption
[sostantivo]

the act or process of choosing and beginning to use a plan, method, system, name, or idea

adozione

adozione

Ex: Widespread adoption of the technology took several years. 
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to glean
to glean
[Verbo]

to carefully collect small amounts of information, facts, or knowledge over time from different sources

raccogliere, cogliere

raccogliere, cogliere

Ex: We were gleaning facts from old newspapers. 

Stavamo raccogliendo fatti da vecchi giornali.

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thoroughbred racing

the sport of racing thoroughbred horses

corse di purosangue

corse di purosangue

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