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Habilidades de Palavras do SAT 2 - Lição 32

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heptagon
heptagon
[substantivo]

a seven-sided plane shape consisting of seven line segments or edges that meet at seven interior angles

heptágono, sete lados

heptágono, sete lados

Ex: My young daughter proudly showed me the colorful heptagon she had cut out for her geometry homework assignment. 
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intricate
intricate
[adjetivo]

having many complex parts or details that make it difficult to understand or work with

complexo, detalhado

complexo, detalhado

Ex: The intricate design of the watch included tiny gears and delicate engravings. 
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intricacy
intricacy
[substantivo]

a high degree of precision, care, and fine details in something

complexidade, minúcia

complexidade, minúcia

Ex: The lace shawl had such intricacy in its floral stitch pattern. 
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aesthete
aesthete
[substantivo]

a person with highly refined artistic tastes who appreciates and actively seeks out experiences of beauty

esteta, amante da arte

esteta, amante da arte

Ex: As an aesthete, John spent his mornings admiring the paintings in the gallery. 
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aesthetic
aesthetic
[adjetivo]

relating to the enjoyment or appreciation of beauty or art, especially visual art

estético

estético

Ex: She has a great aesthetic sense when it comes to interior design. 
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to rhapsodize

to speak or write in an enthusiastic or intense manner about someone or something one admires

entusiasmar, exaltar

entusiasmar, exaltar

Ex: The art critic rhapsodized about the painter's innovative techniques in her new exhibition. 
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rhapsody
rhapsody
[substantivo]

an epic poem in ancient Greece, prepared for oral recitation

rapsódia, poema épico

rapsódia, poema épico

Ex: Homer's Iliad was often performed as a rhapsody at festivals. 
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to convolve

to combine or merge interacting functions, signals, or structures by wrapping, twisting, or overlying them

enrolar, entrelaçar

enrolar, entrelaçar

Ex: Engineers had to carefully convolve the wiring harness to fit it compactly within the tight engine compartment. 
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convolution
convolution
[substantivo]

the combining or merging of two intersecting entities by twisting, folding, or wrapping one upon the other

convolução, enrolamento

convolução, enrolamento

Ex: Data scientists applied mathematical convolutions to merge features from multiple datasets into a single model. 
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convoluted
convoluted
[adjetivo]

formed through the process of rolling or winding an object or material lengthwise around its own axis

enrolado, tortuoso

enrolado, tortuoso

Ex: The convoluted shape of the coral reef made navigation difficult. 
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forefather
forefather
[substantivo]

an ancestor from previous generations, especially further back than one's grandfather

antepassado, ancestral

antepassado, ancestral

Ex: Thomas proudly traced his family's lineage back to his noble forefathers who had founded the estate centuries ago. 
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foreground
foreground
[substantivo]

the part of a scene, photograph, etc. that is closest to the observer

primeiro plano, plano frontal

primeiro plano, plano frontal

Ex: He placed an old truck tire in the foreground to add visual interest and texture against the snow-covered field behind it. 
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malcontent
malcontent
[adjetivo]

dissatisfied and aggressively hostile toward authority figures and systems

descontente, insatisfeito

descontente, insatisfeito

Ex: The king found his court plagued by malcontents constantly stirring up rebellion among the peasants. 
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malediction
malediction
[substantivo]

a spoken curse intended to inflict harm by invoking supernatural malevolence and retaliation

maldição, imprecação

maldição, imprecação

Ex: The voodoo priestess placed a dreaded malediction on the man who had wronged her tribe. 
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malefactor
malefactor
[substantivo]

someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime

criminoso, mal-feitor

criminoso, mal-feitor

Ex: The police were determined to apprehend the malefactors responsible for the string of burglaries. 
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maleficent
maleficent
[adjetivo]

seeking actively to damage or inflict harm through intention

maléfico, nocivo

maléfico, nocivo

Ex: Groups accused the government of maleficent policies that oppressed minority communities. 
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malevolent
malevolent
[adjetivo]

having or exerting a harmful or injurious influence

malévolo, maligno

malévolo, maligno

Ex: The storm had a malevolent effect on the village, destroying crops and homes. 
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malfeasance
malfeasance
[substantivo]

an illegal or unjust act committed by a person of high standing

malfeitoria, ato ilícito

malfeitoria, ato ilícito

Ex: The politician was charged with malfeasance for accepting bribes in exchange for government contracts. 
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malicious
malicious
[adjetivo]

intending to cause harm or distress to others

malicioso, mal-intencionado

malicioso, mal-intencionado

Ex: His malicious prank caused damage to property and upset many people. 
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