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South America Vocabulary - Argentina

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South America Vocabulary
to vary
to vary
[Verb]

to experience change, often in response to different situations or conditions

Ex: The color of the chameleon's skin can vary to match its surroundings. 
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tropical
tropical
[Adjective]

of, relating to, or characteristic of the hot regions around the equator

Ex: Tropical forests support an enormous variety of plant and animal life. 
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glacier
glacier
[noun]

a large mass of ice that forms over long periods of time, especially in polar regions or high mountains

Ex: Scientists study glaciers to understand the effects of climate change on ice melt and sea-level rise. 
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bold
bold
[Adjective]

having a strong, rich, and distinctive flavor

Ex: The coffee has a bold flavor with hints of dark chocolate. 
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countless
countless
[Adjective]

so numerous that it cannot be easily counted or quantified

Ex: The night sky was filled with countless stars. 
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complex
complex
[Adjective]

not easy to understand or analyze

Ex: The human brain is incredibly complex, with its functions still not fully understood. 
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to grill
to grill
[Verb]

to cook food directly over or under high heat, typically on a metal tray

Ex: Grill the burgers over medium heat for about 5 minutes on each side. 
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flavorful
flavorful
[Adjective]

having a delicious and distinct taste or aroma, often containing a pleasing combination of various ingredients

Ex: The flavorful spices in the curry danced on her taste buds with each bite. 
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herb
herb
[noun]

a plant whose leaves, seeds, or other parts are used for flavoring food, medicine, or fragrance

Ex: Basil is a popular herb in Italian cooking. 
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garlic
garlic
[noun]

a type of vegetable having a strong smell and spicy flavor that is used in cooking

Ex: Garlic has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties. 
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vinegar
vinegar
[noun]

a sour liquid that is commonly used in cooking, cleaning, or to preserve food

Ex: As soon as the vinegar touched her lips, she could feel the mouth-puckering sensation. 
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pastry
pastry
[noun]

a baked good made from dough or batter, often sweetened or filled with ingredients like fruit, nuts, or chocolate

Ex: She enjoyed a flaky pastry filled with apple cinnamon for breakfast. 
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straw
straw
[noun]

a thin tube used for sucking a drink into the mouth

Ex: Noah drank his lemonade through a straw. 
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hospitality

kindness in welcoming guests or strangers

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heritage
heritage
[noun]

the traditions, customs, achievements, and cultural features passed down through generations within a society or community

Ex: The festival celebrates the region's rich cultural heritage. 
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when it comes to {sth}

used to refer to a particular topic or situation when discussing or considering something

Ex: When it comes to solving problems, she always finds creative solutions. 
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accent
accent
[noun]

a distinctive way of pronouncing a language associated with a particular region, country, or social group

Ex: Maria speaks English with a slight Spanish accent. 
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expression

a word or phrase, often an idiomatic one

Ex: "Bite the bullet" is an expression that means to endure a painful experience with courage. 
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informally
informally
[Adverb]

in a manner using casual or colloquial language

Ex: He spoke informally, tossing in slang and jokes as he explained. 
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to cover
to cover
[Verb]

(of an area) to extend over a specific distance

Ex: The grounds covered eight acres. 
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lively
lively
[Adjective]

full of activity, excitement, and energy

Ex: The restaurant has a lively atmosphere on Friday nights. 
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to set apart

to distinguish somebody or something from others, making them unique or better in some way

Ex: The new technology sets this smartphone apart from the competition. 
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vibrant
vibrant
[Adjective]

full of energy, enthusiasm, and life

Ex: The city was vibrant with activity during the festival. 
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landscape
landscape
[noun]

an area of scenery visible in a single view

Ex: The hikers admired the mountain landscape at sunrise. 
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long
long
[Adverb]

for a great amount of time

Ex: She waited long for the bus to arrive. 
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arrival
arrival
[noun]

the act of arriving at a place from somewhere else

Ex: The train's arrival was announced on the station's loudspeaker. 
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indigenous
indigenous
[Adjective]

relating to the original inhabitants of a particular region or country, who have distinct cultural, social, and historical ties to that land

Ex: The government implemented policies to protect the rights and traditions of indigenous peoples living in remote areas. 
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to [make] {one's} mark

to become noticed or well-known by doing something, particularly something unusual or impressive

Ex: She made her mark in the fashion industry at a young age. 
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colony
colony
[noun]

a country or territory politically controlled by another, more powerful country

Ex: India was once a British colony. 
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to gain
to gain
[Verb]

to obtain something through one's own actions or hard work

Ex: She gained recognition in the industry through years of dedication and innovation. 
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independence

the state of being free from the control of others

Ex: The country gained its independence after years of colonial rule. 
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major
major
[Adjective]

serious and of great importance

Ex: The major issue facing the city is the lack of affordable housing. 
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to free
to free
[Verb]

to release someone from captivity or arrest

Ex: The police decided to free the suspect due to a lack of evidence. 
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rule
rule
[noun]

the period during which a monarch, leader, or government has control or authority over a country or territory

Ex: The rule of the king lasted for over four decades. 
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sense
sense
[noun]

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

Ex: She had the sense of being a political outsider. 
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passionate
passionate
[Adjective]

having or displaying a strong love or enthusiasm for something

Ex: He is a passionate musician, practicing for hours every day to perfect his craft. 
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bandoneon
bandoneon
[noun]

a type of concertina popular in South America

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accordion
accordion
[noun]

a box-like musical instrument that is held in both hands and is played by squeezing and stretching it while pressing its keys

Ex: He played a lively polka tune on the accordion at the street fair. 
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throughout
throughout
[preposition]

in the whole extent of a place

Ex: Flags were displayed throughout the city during the festival. 
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footballer

someone especially a professional who plays football

Ex: The young footballer showcased his skills during the match, impressing scouts from several professional teams. 
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of all time
of all time
[Adverb]

throughout all of history up to the present

Ex: She is considered one of the greatest athletes of all time, known for her incredible achievements. 
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star
star
[noun]

someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field

Ex: She is the star of the research team. 
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field
field
[noun]

a piece of land used for playing a game or sport on

Ex: After the game, the players left their equipment on the field. 
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to unite
to unite
[Verb]

to bring people or groups together for a shared purpose or action

Ex: The crisis united the community around a common goal. 
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outdoor
outdoor
[Adjective]

(of activities, games, events, etc.) played, done, or happening outside a house, building, etc.

Ex: They spent the afternoon enjoying badminton and other outdoor games in the park. 
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to stand
to stand
[Verb]

to possess or exhibit a specific vertical height

Ex: The ancient tower stands 100 feet. 
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to raise
to raise
[Verb]

to grow or reproduce animals or plants

Ex: Farmers cleared the land in order to raise cattle. 
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cattle
cattle
[noun]

large domesticated animals including cows, bulls, and steers, kept especially for milk or meat

Ex: The farmer keeps cattle for both milk and meat. 
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beef
beef
[noun]

the meat of cattle used as food

Ex: Emma ordered beef with roasted vegetables for dinner. 
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national park

an area under the protection of a government, where people can visit, for its wildlife, beauty, or historical sights

Ex: The family spent their vacation hiking in a national park. 
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breathtaking
breathtaking
[Adjective]

incredibly impressive or beautiful, often leaving one feeling amazed

Ex: The ballet performance was simply breathtaking, with its graceful movements and stunning choreography. 
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stunning
stunning
[Adjective]

causing strong admiration or shock due to beauty or impact

Ex: The stunning landscape of the countryside was captured in the artist's painting. 
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to locate
to locate
[Verb]

to be situated or established in a particular place

Ex: The museum is located near the river. 
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literature

written works that are valued as works of art, such as novels, plays and poems

Ex: Her personal library was filled with an extensive collection of world literature, from ancient epics to contemporary short stories. 
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theme
theme
[noun]

a recurring element that is the main idea or subject in a literary or artistic piece

Ex: A major theme of the novel is the struggle for freedom. 
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figure
figure
[noun]

a person of importance, fame, or public recognition

Ex: Nelson Mandela was a key figure in world history. 
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inspiration

a feeling or state of mental stimulation that produces creative ideas or activity

Ex: Emma often finds inspiration while walking along the beach. 
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southernmost
southernmost
[Adjective]

situated farthest south

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wildlife
wildlife
[noun]

wild animals living freely in their natural environment, considered collectively

Ex: The national park is home to a wide variety of wildlife. 
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icy
icy
[Adjective]

so cold that is uncomfortable or harmful

Ex: The icy wind cut through my jacket, sending shivers down my spine as I hurried to find shelter. 
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