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REVERED (rɪˈvɪrd)

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Translation: Reverenciado
Meaning: To feel or show deep respect and admiration for someone.
Example: The leader was revered by his followers for his wisdom.
Example: El líder fue reverenciado por sus seguidores por su sabiduría.

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TRAIT (treɪt)

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Translation: Rasgo
Meaning: A distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically belonging to a person.
Example: Honesty is a trait that many people value.
Example: La honestidad es un rasgo que muchas personas valoran.

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HANDFUL (ˈhænd.fʊl)

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Translation: Puñado
Meaning: A small number or amount; a quantity that fits in the hand.
Example: She only needed a handful of volunteers for the event.
Example: Solo necesitaba un puñado de voluntarios para el evento.

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BEARDED (ˈbɪr.dɪd)

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Translation: Barbudo
Meaning: Having a beard.
Example: The bearded man gave a speech about climate change.
Example: El hombre barbudo dio un discurso sobre el cambio climático.

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SHAPING (ˈʃeɪ.pɪŋ)

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Translation: Moldeando
Meaning: The process of forming or influencing something.
Example: Technology is shaping the future of education.
Example: La tecnología está moldeando el futuro de la educación.

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TAUGHT (tɔːt)

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Translation: Enseñado
Meaning: Past tense of “teach,” meaning to have imparted knowledge or skills to someone.
Example: He taught his children how to ride a bike.
Example: Él enseñó a sus hijos a montar bicicleta.

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LACK (læk)

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Translation: Falta
Meaning: The state of being without or not having enough of something.
Example: The project failed due to a lack of funding.
Example: El proyecto fracasó debido a la falta de financiamiento.

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SOLELY (ˈsoʊl.li)

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Translation: Solamente
Meaning: Only; not involving anyone or anything else.
Example: She was solely responsible for the success of the event.
Example: Ella fue solamente responsable del éxito del evento.

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INNER (ˈɪn.ər)

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Translation: Interior
Meaning: Situated inside or further within.
Example: Meditation helps you explore your inner self.
Example: La meditación te ayuda a explorar tu ser interior.

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UNFOLDS (ʌnˈfoʊldz)

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Translation: Se desarrolla
Meaning: To gradually reveal or become clear over time.
Example: The mystery slowly unfolds as the book progresses.
Example: El misterio se desarrolla lentamente a medida que avanza el libro.

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REASONING (ˈriː.zən.ɪŋ)

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Translation: Razonamiento
Meaning: The process of thinking about something in a logical way in order to form a conclusion or judgment.
Example: His reasoning behind the decision was sound.
Example: Su razonamiento detrás de la decisión fue sólido.

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WIDER (ˈwaɪ.dər)

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Translation: Más amplio
Meaning: Having a greater extent from side to side or covering more space.
Example: The new policy aims to reach a wider audience.
Example: La nueva política apunta a llegar a una audiencia más amplia.

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SPOUSE (spaʊs)

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Translation: Cónyuge
Meaning: A husband or wife.
Example: Her spouse joined her at the conference.
Example: Su cónyuge la acompañó en la conferencia.

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STAKE (steɪk)

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Translation: Participación, interés
Meaning: A share or interest in a business, situation, or outcome.
Example: Investors have a significant stake in the company’s success.
Example: Los inversionistas tienen una participación significativa en el éxito de la empresa.

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AGREEABLENESS (əˈɡriː.ə.bəl.nəs)

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ranslation: Amabilidad
Meaning: A personality trait that reflects how friendly, cooperative, and compassionate a person is.
Example: People with high agreeableness tend to avoid conflicts.
Example: Las personas con alta amabilidad tienden a evitar los conflictos.

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TRAITS (treɪts)

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Translation: Rasgos
Meaning: Distinguishing characteristics or qualities, especially of a person.
Example: Leadership traits are important for managing a team.
Example: Los rasgos de liderazgo son importantes para dirigir un equipo.

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LIKELIHOOD (ˈlaɪ.kli.hʊd)

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Translation: Probabilidad
Meaning: The probability or chance that something will happen.
Example: There is a strong likelihood of rain tomorrow.
Example: Hay una alta probabilidad de lluvia mañana.

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RETALIATE (rɪˈtæl.i.eɪt)

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Translation: Tomar represalias
Meaning: To make an attack or assault in return for a similar action.
Example: The country threatened to retaliate after the attack.
Example: El país amenazó con tomar represalias después del ataque.

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LENGTH (leŋkθ)

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Translation: Longitud
Meaning: The measurement or extent of something from end to end.
Example: The length of the river is over 200 kilometers.
Example: La longitud del río es de más de 200 kilómetros.

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DETACHED (dɪˈtætʃt)

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Translation: Desprendido, distante
Meaning: Emotionally uninvolved; separated from others.
Example: He seemed detached during the meeting, not paying much attention.
Example: Parecía distante durante la reunión, sin prestar mucha atención.

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FAIRNESS (ˈfeər.nəs)

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Translation: Justicia, equidad
Meaning: Impartial and just treatment or behavior without favoritism or discrimination.
Example: The judge was known for his fairness in all his rulings.
Example: El juez era conocido por su justicia en todos sus fallos.

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MIGHT BE LIKE (maɪt biː laɪk)

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Translation: Podría ser como
Meaning: Used to suggest a possibility or speculate about how something could be.
Example: The new manager might be like the previous one, strict but fair.
Example: El nuevo gerente podría ser como el anterior, estricto pero justo.

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ARE MORE LIKELY (ɑr mɔr ˈlaɪ.kli)

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Translation: Son más propensos
Meaning: Indicates a greater probability of something happening.
Example: People who exercise regularly are more likely to stay healthy.
Example: Las personas que hacen ejercicio regularmente son más propensas a mantenerse saludables.

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ARE LESS LIKELY (ɑr lɛs ˈlaɪ.kli)

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Translation: Son menos propensos
Meaning: Indicates a lower probability of something happening.
Example: Smokers are less likely to live as long as non-smokers.
Example: Los fumadores son menos propensos a vivir tanto como los no fumadores.

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COMPLAIN (kəmˈpleɪn)

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Translation: Quejarse
Meaning: To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
Example: She always complains about the long working hours.
Example: Ella siempre se queja de las largas horas de trabajo.

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UNDERLYING (ˌʌn.dɚˈlaɪ.ɪŋ)

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Translation: Subyacente
Meaning: The basic or fundamental cause of something, even if not immediately obvious.
Example: The underlying cause of the conflict is economic inequality.
Example: La causa subyacente del conflicto es la desigualdad económica.

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RAINFOREST (ˈreɪn.fɔːr.ɪst)

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Translation: Selva tropical
Meaning: A dense forest rich in biodiversity, found typically in tropical areas with heavy rainfall.
Example: The Amazon rainforest is home to thousands of unique species.
Example: La selva amazónica es hogar de miles de especies únicas.

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EXACERBATE (ɪɡˈzæs.ɚ.beɪt)

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Translation: Agravar
Meaning: To make a problem, situation, or negative feeling worse.
Example: The drought has exacerbated the region’s food shortage.
Example: La sequía ha agravado la escasez de alimentos en la región.

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WEIGH (weɪ)

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Translation: Pesar
Meaning: To measure the heaviness of an object or to carefully consider something.
Example: He weighed the pros and cons before making a decision.
Example: Él pesó los pros y los contras antes de tomar una decisión.