IELTS Functional Vocabulary Flashcards

Question

Wreck

Answer 1

Synonyms English: Ruin, Debris Synonyms Spanish: Naufragio, Restos "The car was such a wreck, even the scrapyard offered to pay us not to bring it in." "After trying to fix the computer myself, it looked more like a shipwreck than a device."

Answer 2

Synonyms English: Disassemble, Take apart Synonyms Spanish: Desmantelar, Desarmar "He tried to dismantle the IKEA shelf, but somehow ended up with more screws than when he started." "After my attempt to dismantle the toaster, it now serves as a very confusing paperweight."

Answer 3

Synonyms English: Gossip rags, Scandal sheets Synonyms Spanish: Revistas sensacionalistas, Prensa amarilla "Tabloids are so dramatic, they could turn a cat stuck in a tree into an international scandal!" "If tabloids were to be believed, half of Hollywood has been abducted by aliens at least twice this year."

Answer 4

Synonyms English: Altered, Manipulated Synonyms Spanish: Manipulado, Falsificado "The photo looked perfect until I realized it had been so doctored, even the clouds had abs!" "That video was so doctored, it made me question if the cat was really playing the piano or just pretending."

Answer 5

Synonyms English: Yellow journalism, Exaggerated press Synonyms Spanish: Periódicos sensacionalistas, Prensa amarilla "Sensationalist newspapers can make a weather forecast sound like a plot twist in a disaster movie!" "Reading sensationalist newspapers is like watching a soap opera, but with more exclamation points."

Answer 6

Synonyms English: Concerning, Pertaining to Synonyms Spanish: En cuanto a, Con respecto a "Regarding the meeting, let’s keep it short and sweet—like a coffee break without the caffeine." "I have no complaints regarding the weather, except that it’s trying to melt me like an ice cream cone."

Answer 7

Synonyms English: Circumstance, Condition Synonyms Spanish: Situación, Condición "The situation was so tense, even the coffee refused to brew without shaking." "When he realized the situation involved public speaking, his exit strategy was suddenly very clear."

Answer 8

Synonyms English: Nevertheless, In spite of Synonyms Spanish: Sin importar, A pesar de "Regardless of the rain, she insisted on wearing sunglasses—indoors!" "He joined the marathon regardless of his aversion to running… or moving quickly in general."

Answer 9

Synonyms English: To challenge, To doubt Synonyms Spanish: Cuestionar, Poner en duda "I questioned the waiter’s decision to bring me a salad when I clearly ordered a pizza—was it a subtle hint or just a test of my resolve?" "When my dog looked at me with those big, innocent eyes, I began to question who was really in charge of our household."

Answer 10

Synonyms English: Species, Type Synonyms Spanish: Raza, Especie "My dog’s breed is so rare that even the vet had to Google it—turns out, she's a mix of couch potato and food vacuum." "This breed of cat thinks it’s a king; I’m just the humble servant who opens the door and pays the bills."

Answer 11

Synonyms (English): Expand, Increase Synonyms (Spanish): Crecer, Aumentar "The company's profits grew so fast, the CEO had to buy a new wallet just to keep up." "My plant’s growth was so impressive that it’s now considering running for mayor of my garden!"

Answer 12

Synonyms (English): Rise, Growth Synonyms (Spanish): Aumento, Incremento "The increase in coffee prices was so steep that even my piggy bank filed for bankruptcy!" "There was such a rise in my rent this year that I'm considering moving into a cardboard box—at least those don’t have maintenance fees!"

Answer 13

Synonyms (English): Surge, Skyrocket Synonyms (Spanish): Dispararse, Elevarse "Housing prices soared so high this year that even birds are complaining about the rent!" "The temperature soared so quickly that my snowman decided to retire early—right into a puddle!"

Answer 14

Synonyms (English): Fall, Decrease Synonyms (Spanish): Caída, Descenso "The temperature drop was so sudden that I went from summer clothes to a snowman costume in under an hour!" "Sales dropped so fast that our marketing team started looking for a new magic wand."

Answer 15

Synonyms (Spanish): Un Aumento, Un Incremento "There was such an increase in Wi-Fi speeds that my snail-paced connection is now eligible for a speed limit fine!" "An increase in the number of meetings means I now spend more time talking about work than actually doing it!"

Answer 16

Synonyms (English): A Spike, A Jump Synonyms (Spanish): Un Repunte, Un Aumento "There was such a surge in online shopping that my delivery guy now knows more about my life than my best friend!" "A surge in demand for my homemade cookies has left me wondering if I should quit my job and become a full-time baker—or at least eat all the profits!"

Answer 17

Synonyms (English): Considerably, Significantly Synonyms (Spanish): Sustancialmente, Considerablemente "My understanding of graphs improved so substantially that even Excel is now asking for my advice." "Sales increased so substantially this quarter that we’re thinking of hiring a professional high-fiver just to keep up with all the celebrations!"

Answer 18

Synonyms (English): Quickly, Swiftly Synonyms (Spanish): Rápidamente, Con Rapidez "Prices rose so rapidly that even my calculator needed a break to catch up." "The stock market dropped so rapidly that investors began calling their therapists before their brokers!"

Answer 19

Synonyms (English): Significantly, Substantially Synonyms (Spanish): Dramáticamente, Significativamente "The sales numbers fell so dramatically that I thought they might start showing up in my nightmares!" "The company’s profits rose so dramatically that even the accountants started doing happy dances in the office."

Answer 20

Synonyms (English): Decline, Drop Synonyms (Spanish): Disminución, Reducción "The decrease in my coffee consumption was so shocking that my local café called to check if I was okay!" "The company’s profits decreased so much that even the piggy bank started feeling light-headed."

Answer 21

ynonyms (English): Drop, Reduction Synonyms (Spanish): Declive, Caída "The decline in temperatures was so sharp that even my ice cubes decided to relocate to the freezer for warmth!" "The stock market’s decline was so steep that brokers started wearing parachutes just in case."

Answer 22

Synonyms (English): Predicted, Projected Synonyms (Spanish): Pronosticado, Previsto "The profits were so accurately forecasted that the financial analysts started wearing crystal balls instead of ties." "The weather was forecasted to be so bad that even the clouds submitted vacation requests."

Answer 23

Synonyms (English): Drop, Decline Synonyms (Spanish): Caída, Descenso "The price of shares fell so dramatically that even the floor got out of the way." "Sales figures fell so low that they started borrowing ideas from my basement!"

Answer 24

Synonyms (English): Consistently, Gradually Synonyms (Spanish): Constantemente, Paulatinamente "The company's profits increased steadily, like a tortoise on its way to winning the financial race." "The rain fell steadily throughout the day, making me consider building an ark in my backyard."

Answer 25

Synonyms (English): Marginally, Moderately Synonyms (Spanish): Ligeramente, Levemente "The temperature dropped slightly, just enough for my ice cream to consider a career change to soup." "The prices increased slightly, like a polite nudge from your grandmother reminding you to eat more veggies."

Answer 26

Synonyms (English): Evident, Conspicuous Synonyms (Spanish): Notable, Visible "The increase in demand was so noticeable that even my cat decided to invest in catnip stocks!" "The drop in temperature was noticeable enough to convince even the sun to take a holiday."

Answer 27

Synonyms (English): Crash, Tumble Synonyms (Spanish): Desplomarse, Caer en picado "The stock prices plummeted so quickly that even gravity was impressed by their speed." "The temperature plummeted so much that my hot chocolate started wearing a scarf."

Answer 28

Synonyms (English): Slowly, Steadily Synonyms (Spanish): Gradualmente, Poco a Poco "The temperatures increased so gradually that I had time to crochet my sweater for next winter." "The prices rose so gradually that my wallet didn’t even notice until it was too late."

Answer 29

Synonyms (English): Anticipated to, Likely to Synonyms (Spanish): Se Espera Que..., Es Probable Que... "The company is expected to expand so rapidly that even their headquarters is considering growing legs." "The new policy is expected to reduce costs, but we’re also expecting a few budget cuts to help out!"

Answer 30

Synonyms (English): To Overtake, To Be at the Forefront Synonyms (Spanish): Tomar la Delantera, Encabezar "The new smartphone model is set to take the lead in the market, leaving competitors wondering if they should just open a lemonade stand instead." "Our team took the lead so early in the race that even the stopwatch started doubting its accuracy."

Answer 31

Synonyms (English): Noticeable Shift, Significant Alteration Synonyms (Spanish): Cambio Marcado En, Alteración Significativa En "There was such a marked change in the weather that my wardrobe got confused and mixed up my sweaters with my swimsuits." "The marked change in customer preferences was so drastic that our marketing team is now considering a career in detective work."

Answer 32

Synonyms (English): Major Change, Dramatic Transformation Synonyms (Spanish): Cambio Significativo, Transformación Importante "There was a significant shift in sales strategy, so much so that our CEO started writing a 'How to Survive Business' memoir." "The significant shift in consumer behavior was as surprising as finding a cat that doesn’t chase mice."

Answer 33

Synonyms (English): Gradual Rise/Fall, Consistent Growth/Decline Synonyms (Spanish): Aumentos/Descensos Estables, Crecimiento/Disminución Constante "The steady increase in our profits was so consistent that even our calculators started humming in satisfaction." "There was such a steady decrease in costs that even our budget decided to take a victory lap."

Answer 34

Synonyms English: Vary, Oscillate Synonyms Spanish: Fluctuar, Oscilar "The company’s revenue fluctuated so wildly, it was like watching a rollercoaster in the stock market." "Temperatures in this region tend to fluctuate more often than my plans for the weekend."

Answer 35

Synonyms English: Variations, Changes Synonyms Spanish: Fluctuaciones, Cambios "The fluctuations in the stock market were too unpredictable, leaving investors on edge." "There were noticeable fluctuations in the company’s revenue, especially during the last quarter."

Answer 36

Synonyms English: To sum up, To recapitulate Synonyms Spanish: Resumir, Recapitular "To summarize, the data indicates a steady growth in sales, despite minor setbacks in the middle of the year." "To summarize the findings, both exports and imports experienced significant growth over the decade."

Answer 37

Synonyms English: Minor, Small Synonyms Spanish: Leve, Pequeño "There was a slight increase in tourist numbers, barely noticeable compared to last year’s dramatic rise." "The graph shows a slight decline in production, but nothing too concerning for the industry."

Answer 38

Synonyms English: To stay constant, To maintain stability Synonyms Spanish: Permanecer constante, Mantenerse estable "Tourism has consistently remained the top revenue generator for the country, outpacing all other industries." "Throughout the year, profits consistently remained above expectations, providing investors with confidence."

Answer 39

Synonyms English: Surpass, Exceed Synonyms Spanish: Adelantar, Superar "In 2025, dairy exports are expected to overtake meat products, becoming the second-highest source of revenue." "Tourism overtook agriculture as the leading sector in the economy, a shift that had long been anticipated."

Answer 40

Synonyms English: Surpassed, Outpaced Synonyms Spanish: Superó, Rebasó "In 2024, international tourism overtook all other sectors, reaching unprecedented levels of income." "The company’s profits overtook those of its competitors by a wide margin, marking a record-breaking year."

Answer 41

Synonyms English: Demonstrates, Illustrates Synonyms Spanish: Muestra, Demuestra "The chart shows a steady increase in dairy exports from 2000 to 2025." "This graph clearly shows the impact of market fluctuations on sales over the last decade."

Answer 42

Synonyms English: Pattern, Movement Synonyms Spanish: Tendencia, Patrón "The upward trend in international tourism is expected to continue, with projections reaching £10 billion by 2025." "A downward trend can be observed in the meat industry, as demand has steadily decreased over the past five years."

Answer 43

Synonyms (English): Fumes, Vapors Synonyms (Spanish): Humo, Vapor "The chart depicts a steady rise in industrial emissions, resulting in more smoke than a chimney at Christmas." "By 2010, the level of smoke released into the atmosphere was higher than a magician's disappearing act."

Answer 44

Synonyms (English): Demonstrates, Shows Synonyms (Spanish): Ilustra, Demuestra "The graph illustrates the sharp increase in sales, as though each data point were climbing a ladder to success." "This pie chart illustrates the distribution of resources, making it clear who got the biggest slice of the pie."

Answer 45

Synonyms (English): Reveals, Suggests Synonyms (Spanish): Indica, Señala "The table indicates that profits surged dramatically after 2015, perhaps because everyone suddenly realized they really needed new shoes." "The data indicates that chocolate consumption skyrocketed, suggesting that stress levels might have been higher than usual."

Answer 46

Synonyms (English): Contrasts, Juxtaposes Synonyms (Spanish): Compara, Contrasta "The line graph compares the performance of two companies, making it as clear as day which one was on the fast track to success." "The pie chart compares the distribution of wealth among age groups, and it seems like the youngest are left holding the crumbs."

Answer 47

Synonyms (English): Provides information on, Displays figures for Synonyms (Spanish): Proporciona datos sobre, Muestra cifras de "The bar chart gives data on internet usage over the decade, revealing that, by 2020, the world was more connected than ever." "The table gives data on the population growth, as if the cities had been growing like weeds after a rainstorm."

Answer 48

Synonyms (English): Portrays, Represents Synonyms (Spanish): Describe, Representa "The diagram depicts the process of water filtration, showing each step like a well-rehearsed magic trick." "The graph depicts the rising temperatures, making it feel like the world is slowly turning into a giant oven."

Answer 49

Synonyms (English): In general, It is evident that Synonyms (Spanish): En general, Se puede observar que "Overall, it can be seen that productivity increased after the implementation of remote work policies, suggesting that people prefer working in pajamas." "Overall, it can be seen that renewable energy sources became more popular, perhaps because nobody likes high electricity bills."

Answer 50

Synonyms (English): It is obvious that, It is evident that Synonyms (Spanish): Es claro que, Es evidente que "It is clear that the younger age group spent significantly more on entertainment, which might explain why they're always broke." "It is clear that the use of social media doubled over five years, as people couldn't get enough of cat videos."

Answer 51

Synonyms (English): Most of, The bulk of Synonyms (Spanish): La mayoría de, La mayor parte de "The majority of the population preferred online shopping by 2020, likely because no one enjoys long lines at the store." "The majority of respondents chose option A, proving once again that the simplest answer is often the best."

Answer 52

Synonyms (English): A tiny fraction, A small percentage Synonyms (Spanish): Una pequeña minoría, Una pequeña fracción "A small minority of people still used VHS tapes in 2010, perhaps for nostalgia or because they hadn't discovered Netflix yet." "Only a small minority of respondents favored commuting, possibly because they'd rather avoid traffic jams that last longer than a sitcom."

Answer 53

Synonyms (English): Stay, Persist Synonyms (Spanish): Permanecer, Quedarse "The percentage of online users remained steady between 2015 and 2020, as if everyone had reached a comfortable plateau of internet addiction." "Despite initial fluctuations, the market share remained consistent, like a rock in the middle of a stormy sea."

Answer 54

Synonyms (English): Dramatically, Rapidly Synonyms (Spanish): Exponencialmente, Dramáticamente "Sales grew exponentially after the launch of the new product, making the company as popular as the latest smartphone." "The population increased exponentially in the last decade, as if everyone had suddenly decided to settle down and start a family."

Answer 55

Synonyms English: Phase, Step Synonyms Spanish: Etapa, Fase "In the first stage of the brick manufacturing process, clay is extracted from the ground before being passed through a metal grid." "The final stage of the diagram shows how the bricks are packaged and prepared for delivery to construction sites."

Answer 56

Synonyms English: Procedure, Method Synonyms Spanish: Proceso, Procedimiento "The process of recycling plastic bottles involves several stages, starting with collection and ending with the creation of new products." "This method ensures that every step in the process is followed precisely, resulting in a highly efficient production line."

Answer 57

Synonyms English: Growth, Progress Synonyms Spanish: Desarrollo, Progreso "The map clearly shows the development of the village over 80 years, with new housing areas replacing large sections of farmland." "Significant progress was made in the development of infrastructure between 1930 and 2010, with the addition of new roads and buildings."

Answer 58

Synonyms English: Attribute, Characteristic Synonyms Spanish: Característica, Rasgo "One notable feature on the map is the expansion of the school, which doubled in size between 1930 and 2010." "The most striking characteristic of the diagram is the introduction of a cooling chamber, which plays a crucial role in the production process."

Answer 59

Synonyms English: Change, Alteration Synonyms Spanish: Transformación, Cambio "The transformation of the village from a rural area to a residential hub is evident, with farmland giving way to rows of houses." "A significant alteration occurred in the mid-stage of the process, where raw materials were transformed into usable components."

Answer 60

Synonyms English: Enlargement, Growth Synonyms Spanish: Expansión, Crecimiento "The map indicates the expansion of residential areas, particularly in the south, where new houses have been constructed." "The enlargement of the factory's production line was a key factor in increasing overall output."

Answer 61

Synonyms English: Arrangement, Structure Synonyms Spanish: Diseño, Distribución "The layout of the factory was reorganized to optimize workflow, with machines placed in a more efficient configuration." "The map shows a significant change in the layout of the village, with new roads connecting previously isolated areas."

Answer 62

Synonyms English: Path, Course Synonyms Spanish: Ruta, Camino "The diagram outlines the route taken by the raw materials from the extraction site to the processing facility." "The new route introduced on the map allows for a more direct path to the city center, reducing travel time considerably."

Answer 63

Synonyms English: Facilities, Framework Synonyms Spanish: Infraestructura, Instalaciones "The village saw a significant improvement in its infrastructure, with new roads and a modernized school being key additions." "Over the years, the infrastructure expanded to include not just roads, but also a new railway line and public facilities."

Answer 64

Synonyms English: Adjustment, Change Synonyms Spanish: Modificación, Ajuste "A slight modification was made to the process in 2010, where the drying time was reduced to increase production efficiency." "The map shows several adjustments, including the removal of shops and the addition of new housing in their place."

Answer 65

Synonyms (English): Grumble, Protest Synonyms (Spanish): Quejarse, Reprochar "Instead of taking the opportunity to improve, some individuals prefer to complain about the system's inefficiencies, which ultimately delays progress." * "In an academic environment, it is more productive to offer constructive feedback rather than simply grumble about the workload." *

Answer 66

Synonyms (English): Advantage, Perk Synonyms (Spanish): Beneficio, Ventaja "A well-implemented healthcare system provides numerous benefits to society, including improved public health and economic savings." * "The advantage of learning multiple languages is that it enhances cognitive flexibility and broadens one's cultural understanding." *

Answer 67

Synonyms (English): Feel faint, Become light-headed Synonyms (Spanish): Marearse, Sentirse aturdido "When exposed to high altitudes, some individuals may get dizzy, making it essential to acclimatize gradually." * "After standing up too quickly, she started to feel faint, a common symptom of dehydration." *

Answer 68

Synonyms English: Handle crises, Resolve emergencies Synonyms Spanish: Apagar fuegos, Resolver crisis "In many managerial roles, employees are often required to put out fires, especially when unforeseen challenges arise." * "Effective leaders are those who can put out fires quickly, ensuring that small issues do not escalate into significant problems."

Answer 69

Synonyms English: Portion of the market, Sales share Synonyms Spanish: Participación de mercado, Cuota de mercado "A company's ability to innovate is often reflected in its increasing market share within the industry." * "The introduction of new technology has allowed the firm to capture a larger market share, outpacing its competitors."

Answer 70

Synonyms English: Grievance, Objection Synonyms Spanish: Queja, Reclamo "When customers file a complaint, it is crucial for businesses to address the issue promptly to maintain loyalty." * "Rather than dismissing a complaint, companies should view it as an opportunity to improve their services and customer satisfaction."

Answer 71

Synonyms English: Slightly drunk, Lightly intoxicated Synonyms Spanish: Mareado, Entonado "After just a few glasses of wine, she felt tipsy, but still managed to engage in a thoughtful discussion." * "It is important to recognize when you start feeling tipsy, as it can impair decision-making and judgment."

Answer 72

Synonyms English: On one hand X, On the other hand Y...; Whereas X, Y... Synonyms Spanish: Mientras que X, Y...; Por un lado X, por otro Y... "X is often associated with economic growth, while Y tends to prioritize sustainability and long-term environmental goals." * "X focuses on immediate profitability, while Y emphasizes employee welfare and long-term retention."

Answer 73

Synonyms (English): so, like Synonyms (Spanish): tal, así If I were to encounter such a challenging situation, I would probably seek advice from an expert before making any decisions. Had I known such opportunities existed when I was younger, I would have pursued a completely different career path.

Answer 74

Synonyms (English): motivation, stimulus Synonyms (Spanish): incentivo, estímulo If companies offered a greater incentive for employees to work remotely, more people would opt for a better work-life balance. If there were no incentive to reduce carbon emissions, industries would continue polluting at the same alarming rates.

Answer 75

Synonyms (English): to take legal action, to litigate Synonyms (Spanish): demandar, entablar una demanda If the company refused to compensate me for the damages, I would consider suing them for negligence. If she were to sue the manufacturer for the defect, she would likely win a substantial settlement.

Answer 76

Synonyms English: To be keen on, To have a liking for Synonyms Spanish: Apreciar, Ser aficionado a "I’ve always been fond of classical music, as it helps me relax and focus on my tasks." "She is particularly fond of literature that challenges conventional thinking."

Answer 77

Synonyms English: Fairly, Rather Synonyms Spanish: Bastante, Muy "I was quite pleased with the results, though there’s still room for improvement in certain areas." "The lecture was quite engaging, offering a fresh perspective on an otherwise familiar topic."

Answer 78

Synonyms English: To become inflamed, To puff up Synonyms Spanish: Hincharse, Inflamarse "After the long hike, my feet got so swollen I could barely fit into my shoes." "The insect bite caused his arm to get swollen, making it difficult to move."

Answer 79

Synonyms English: Reasonable, Inexpensive Synonyms Spanish: Económico, Razonable "The housing market is becoming less affordable for young professionals." "Despite its high quality, the product remains affordable for the average consumer."

Answer 80

Synonyms English: Attainable, Reachable Synonyms Spanish: Accesible, Asequible "The venue is easily accessible by public transport, making it a convenient choice for the event." "The professor made complex ideas accessible to students by breaking them down into simpler terms."

Answer 81

Synonyms English: Energetic, Vibrant Synonyms Spanish: Dinámico, Enérgico "The dynamic nature of the debate kept everyone on the edge of their seats." "She’s known for her dynamic leadership, constantly driving the team toward new innovations."

Answer 82

Synonyms English: Exceptional, Remarkable Synonyms Spanish: Sobresaliente, Excepcional "Her performance during the presentation was nothing short of outstanding, earning her praise from all attendees." "The restaurant’s outstanding service complements its exquisite menu perfectly."

Answer 83

Synonyms English: Admirable, Praiseworthy Synonyms Spanish: Loable, Encomiable "His efforts to support the community are truly commendable and set a fine example for others." "The level of detail in her research is commendable, demonstrating a deep commitment to her work."

Answer 84

Synonyms English: Terrible, Horrible Synonyms Spanish: Horrible, Terrible "The food was so awful that I couldn’t finish my meal, despite being extremely hungry." "The storm caused awful damage to the coastal towns, leaving many homes destroyed."

Answer 85

Synonyms English: Substandard, Inadequate Synonyms Spanish: Deficiente, Pobre "The essay was poorly structured, which detracted from the strength of its arguments." "The service at the hotel was poor, failing to meet even the most basic expectations."

Answer 86

Synonyms English: Enchanting, Alluring Synonyms Spanish: Cautivador, Fascinante "The documentary was absolutely captivating, leaving the audience in awe of its stunning visuals." "Her speech was so captivating that no one dared to interrupt her flow of thought."

Answer 87

Synonyms English: Persuasive, Convincing Synonyms Spanish: Convincente, Persuasivo "He presented a compelling argument for the need to invest in renewable energy." "The novel’s storyline is so compelling that it’s impossible to put down once you start reading."

Answer 88

Synonyms English: Committed, Devoted Synonyms Spanish: Dedicado, Comprometido "She’s a dedicated researcher who spends countless hours ensuring the accuracy of her findings." "The dedicated efforts of the team led to the project’s success, far exceeding initial expectations."

Answer 89

Synonyms English: To conduct, To execute Synonyms Spanish: Llevar a cabo, Ejecutar "In order to carry out this research, we had to gather data from multiple sources, ensuring accuracy across the board." "The government must carry out a detailed investigation into the environmental impact before approving any new construction projects."

Answer 90

Synonyms English: To deconstruct, To analyze Synonyms Spanish: Desglosar, Analizar "If you break down the project into smaller tasks, it becomes much easier to manage and complete on time." "We can break down the statistics by region to understand which areas are most affected by the policy changes."

Answer 91

Synonyms English: To devise, To formulate Synonyms Spanish: Idear, Proponer "In order to address the issue, we need to come up with innovative solutions that are both practical and sustainable." "He was able to come up with a brilliant idea that completely transformed the direction of the project."

Answer 92

Synonyms English: To cause, To result in Synonyms Spanish: Provocar, Generar "The new policy is expected to bring about significant improvements in public healthcare." "Technological advancements have the potential to bring about sweeping changes in how we approach education."

Answer 93

Synonyms English: To establish, To arrange Synonyms Spanish: Establecer, Organizar "We need to set up a meeting with the stakeholders to discuss the next steps in the project." "The company decided to set up an office in the city to expand its presence in the region."

Answer 94

Synonyms English: To investigate, To examine Synonyms Spanish: Investigar, Examinar "The committee plans to look into the reasons behind the recent decline in sales." "Scientists are looking into the long-term effects of climate change on biodiversity."

Answer 95

Synonyms English: To propose, To suggest Synonyms Spanish: Proponer, Sugerir "The researchers put forward a new theory that challenges conventional wisdom on the subject." "During the meeting, I put forward several ideas to improve the efficiency of our workflow."

Answer 96

Synonyms English: To review, To revisit Synonyms Spanish: Repasar, Revisar "Before submitting your essay, it's important to go over the key points to ensure clarity." "We should go over the financial reports one more time to make sure everything is accurate."

Answer 97

Synonyms English: To accept, To undertake Synonyms Spanish: Aceptar, Asumir "She decided to take on the challenge of leading the team despite the tight deadlines." "As the company grows, it will have to take on more responsibilities in terms of corporate social responsibility."

Answer 98

Synonyms English: To raise, To mention Synonyms Spanish: Mencionar, Sacar a colación "During the interview, she brought up an interesting point about the need for better urban planning." "I’d like to bring up a suggestion regarding how we can improve communication within the team."

Answer 99

Synonyms English: Direct, Sequential Synonyms Spanish: Lineal, Secuencial "The linear progression of the plot made it easier for the audience to follow the storyline." "This graph shows a linear relationship between the amount of study time and test scores."

Answer 100

Synonyms English: To expand, To grow Synonyms Spanish: Aumentar, Incrementar "The government is planning to increase spending on renewable energy projects over the next five years." "If you want to increase productivity, it's essential to invest in employee training and development."

Answer 101

Synonyms English: To be accountable, To be obligated Synonyms Spanish: Tener la responsabilidad, Ser responsable "The government has a responsibility to ensure that public services are accessible to all citizens." "In times of crisis, the government has a responsibility to protect the most vulnerable members of society."

Answer 102

Synonyms (English): In other words, To clarify Synonyms (Spanish): En otras palabras, Para aclarar "Let me say that again. What I mean by this is that the environmental impact of industrialization can no longer be ignored if we are to secure a sustainable future." "What I mean by this is that education reform must prioritize critical thinking skills over rote memorization to prepare students for real-world challenges."

Answer 103

Synonyms (English): Brave, Daring Synonyms (Spanish): Valiente, Atrevido "Her bold decision to leave her corporate job and start her own company proved to be a turning point in her career." "In today’s competitive market, taking bold steps in innovation is essential for staying ahead of the curve."

Answer 104

Synonyms (English): Engrossed, Engulfed Synonyms (Spanish): Sumergido, Absorbido "When I visited the museum, I was completely immersed in the interactive exhibits, which allowed me to experience history in a more profound way." "An immersive learning environment, where students are surrounded by the target language, is proven to enhance both comprehension and fluency."

Answer 105

Synonyms (English): Locks, Tresses Synonyms (Spanish): Cabello, Melenas "Her hair shone brightly in the sunlight, cascading down her shoulders like a waterfall of silk." "The artist captured every detail of the subject’s tresses, making the portrait seem as if the hair itself was alive and flowing."

Answer 106

Synonyms (English): Broadly speaking, Overall Synonyms (Spanish): En términos generales, En líneas generales "In general ways, I believe that technological advancements have significantly improved our quality of life, though there are still ethical concerns to consider." "In general ways, it can be said that globalization has benefited economies worldwide, although the disparity between rich and poor remains a significant issue."

Answer 107

nonyms (English): Let me repeat that, Let me rephrase that Synonyms (Spanish): Permítame repetir eso, Déjame decirlo de nuevo "Let me say that again, because it's important to understand how this strategy can enhance your score."

Answer 108

Synonyms (English): As I mentioned before, As I pointed out earlier Synonyms (Spanish): Como dije antes, Como mencioné anteriormente "As I said earlier, keeping your answers clear and concise is crucial for impressing the examiner." "As I mentioned before, the more structured your response, the higher your chances of achieving a top score."

Answer 109

Synonyms (English): I’d like to mention one more thing about, Let me add a quick point about Synonyms (Spanish): Me gustaría añadir algo sobre, Déjame agregar algo acerca de "I'd just like to add something about managing your time—brief pauses can help you pace yourself during the speaking test." "I’d like to mention one more thing about fluency: it's not just about speed, but how smoothly your ideas flow."

Answer 110

Synonyms (English): Useful, Pragmatic Synonyms (Spanish): Práctico, Útil "One practical way to improve your fluency is to practice speaking in real-life situations as often as possible." "A useful approach is to create a list of common topics and rehearse responses to them in timed conditions."

Answer 111

Synonyms (English): To emphasize, To focus on Synonyms (Spanish): Priorizar, Enfocar "In a business setting, it is crucial to prioritize tasks that generate the highest return, as neglecting these could lead to inefficiencies." * "During the exam preparation, students should prioritize mastering core concepts over less relevant details to optimize their study time."

Answer 112

Synonyms (English): To be crucial, To be of utmost importance Synonyms (Spanish): Ser primordial, Ser de suma importancia "In discussions surrounding climate change, it is paramount to consider long-term sustainability rather than short-term economic gains." * "For healthcare policies, ensuring patient safety is paramount, as any compromise can have life-threatening consequences."

Answer 113

Synonyms (English): Relaxation, Downtime Synonyms (Spanish): Ocio, Tiempo libre "Balancing work and leisure is vital for maintaining mental well-being, particularly in high-pressure professions." * "Many people tend to overlook the importance of leisure, although it plays a key role in rejuvenating both body and mind."

Answer 114

Synonyms (English): Interruption, Blackout Synonyms (Spanish): Corte, Apagón "An unexpected power outage during the exam severely disrupted the candidates' concentration, requiring an extended break." * "Many industries experience financial losses when there is a prolonged internet outage, as their operations heavily depend on connectivity."

Answer 115

Synonyms (English): To depend on, To count on Synonyms (Spanish): Confiar en, Depender de "In academic research, scholars often rely on peer-reviewed journals to ensure the validity of their sources." * "Successful teamwork requires that each member can reliably count on one another to meet deadlines and uphold quality."

Answer 116

Synonyms (English): To peruse, To skim Synonyms (Spanish): Hojear, Navegar "Many students browse academic databases without focusing on specific articles, hoping to stumble upon relevant information." * "Instead of making a purchase, I prefer to browse various options online to compare prices and reviews."

Answer 117

Synonyms (English): Browsing, Looking around Synonyms (Spanish): Mirar escaparates, Ir de tiendas sin comprar "After a stressful week, I often indulge in some window shopping just to unwind, even if I don’t buy anything." * "With the rise of e-commerce, people now enjoy virtual window shopping, adding items to their carts without ever completing the purchase."

Answer 118

Synonyms (English): To include, To incorporate Synonyms (Spanish): Incluir, Incorporar "The curriculum aims to encompass a wide range of disciplines, from science to the arts, ensuring a holistic education." * "Her leadership style encompasses empathy, decisiveness, and an unwavering commitment to fairness."

Answer 119

Synonyms (English): To rank, To emphasize Synonyms (Spanish): Priorizar, Dar prioridad "In times of crisis, it is essential to prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact." * "Successful businesses know how to prioritize innovation over tradition to stay competitive in a changing market."

Answer 120

Synonyms (English): Generally, On the whole Synonyms (Spanish): En general, En su conjunto "Overall, the presentation was well-received, although a few technical issues were noted." * "Overall, the benefits of a balanced diet far outweigh any minor inconveniences associated with preparing healthy meals."

Answer 121

Synonyms (English): To connect with, To resonate with Synonyms (Spanish): Relacionarse con, Conectar con "Many students can relate to the feeling of being overwhelmed during exam season." * "His story of perseverance relates to the challenges we all face at some point in our lives."

Answer 122

Synonyms (English): To challenge you, To assess you Synonyms (Spanish): Poner a prueba, Desafiar "This project will test you in ways you haven’t been challenged before, but the rewards will be significant." * "Life often tests you when you least expect it, revealing strengths you didn’t know you had."

Answer 123

Synonyms (English): Ideal outcome, Optimal situation Synonyms (Spanish): Mejor de los casos, Escenario ideal "In the best case scenario, we finish ahead of schedule and under budget." * "Best case scenario, the negotiations go smoothly, and both parties walk away satisfied."

Answer 124

Synonyms (English): Excessively, Unduly Synonyms (Spanish): Demasiado, Excesivamente "Being overly cautious in decision-making can stifle innovation and progress." * "She was overly concerned about minor details, which prevented her from seeing the bigger picture."

Answer 125

Synonyms (English): Scale, Extent Synonyms (Spanish): Magnitud, Alcance "The magnitude of the environmental disaster was apparent in the aftermath of the hurricane." * "We often underestimate the magnitude of small acts of kindness in shaping a community."

Answer 126

Synonyms (English): Motion, Sign Synonyms (Spanish): Gesto, Señal "Her simple gesture of offering me a cup of tea made all the difference during that stressful day." * "A wave can be a friendly gesture, but in some cultures, it may carry different meanings."

Answer 127

Synonyms (English): To each other, Mutually Synonyms (Spanish): El uno al otro, Entre sí "In moments of hardship, it's crucial that we support one another to get through it." * "They exchanged glances, silently communicating something profound to one another."

Answer 128

Synonyms (English): Nutritious meal, Well-rounded meal Synonyms (Spanish): Comida equilibrada, Comida balanceada "A balanced meal includes a mix of protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats." * "Preparing a balanced meal doesn’t have to be complicated; simple ingredients can do wonders."

Answer 129

Synonyms (English): Adventure sports, High-risk sports Synonyms (Spanish): Deportes extremos, Deportes de alto riesgo "Many thrill-seekers are drawn to extreme sports for the adrenaline rush they provide." * "Participating in extreme sports requires not only skill but also a great deal of mental resilience."

Answer 130

Synonyms (English): Meal choice, Dish selection Synonyms (Spanish): Opción de comida, Elección alimentaria "The restaurant offers a wide variety of food options, catering to different dietary preferences." * "If you're looking for a healthier food option, the grilled salmon would be a great choice."

Answer 131

Synonyms (English): Local, Provincial Synonyms (Spanish): Regional, Local "The regional cuisine of this area is known for its rich and diverse flavors." * "Regional differences in climate can significantly affect the types of crops that are grown."

Answer 132

Synonyms (English): To mix, To merge Synonyms (Spanish): Combinar, Mezclar "You need to combine both theoretical knowledge and practical experience to excel in this field." * "When you combine different perspectives, you often arrive at more innovative solutions."

Answer 133

Synonyms (English): Abilities, Assets Synonyms (Spanish): Fortalezas, Habilidades "Recognizing your strengths is the first step toward achieving personal and professional growth." * "One of her greatest strengths is her ability to remain calm under pressure."

Answer 134

Synonyms (English): Shortcomings, Limitations Synonyms (Spanish): Debilidades, Limitaciones "Self-awareness involves not only acknowledging your weaknesses but also working on them." * "One of the weaknesses in his argument was the lack of solid evidence to support his claims."

Answer 135

Synonyms (English): Clumsy, Uncomfortable Synonyms (Spanish): Incómodo, Torpe "There was an awkward silence after the question was asked, leaving everyone feeling uneasy." * "His awkward attempt at humor only made the situation more uncomfortable for everyone."

Answer 136

Synonyms (English): To be interested in, To be keen on Synonyms (Spanish): Estar interesado en, Gustar de "She’s really into photography and spends most weekends capturing beautiful landscapes." * "I’ve never been into video games, but I can see why they appeal to so many people."

Answer 137

Synonyms (English): To be involved in, To be immersed in Synonyms (Spanish): Estar involucrado en, Estar comprometido con "He was deeply engaged with the project, dedicating countless hours to ensure its success." * "To fully understand the topic, you need to be engaged with both the theory and the practical applications."

Answer 138

Synonyms (English): Certain, Absolute Synonyms (Spanish): Definido, Cierto "The results of the experiment are definite, leaving no room for doubt." * "We need a definite plan before moving forward with the project."

Answer 139

Synonyms (English): To postpone, To defer Synonyms (Spanish): Retrasar, Aplazar "The meeting had to be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances." * "The project will be delayed if we don’t receive approval from the client on time."

Answer 140

Synonyms (English): To distribute, To assign Synonyms (Spanish): Asignar, Distribuir "The company needs to allocate more resources to research and development." * "We will allocate time in the schedule for a thorough review of the materials."

Answer 141

Synonyms (English): To return to, To revisit Synonyms (Spanish): Volver a, Regresar a "Let’s finish this discussion and circle back to it once we have more data." * "We will circle back to the initial question after addressing these key points."

Answer 142

Synonyms (English): These days, Currently Synonyms (Spanish): Hoy en día, Actualmente "Nowadays, people are more reliant on technology for communication." * "Nowadays, it’s common to see remote work becoming the norm in many industries."

Answer 143

Synonyms (English): An indication, A signal Synonyms (Spanish): Señal, Indicación "Her nervous behavior was a sign that something wasn’t right." * "The dark clouds are a sign that a storm is approaching."

Answer 144

Synonyms (English): To thoroughly examine, To investigate Synonyms (Spanish): Analizar en profundidad, Investigar "We need to deep dive into the data to understand the root cause of the issue." * "Let’s deep dive into this topic in tomorrow’s meeting to explore all the details."

Answer 145

Synonyms (English): Lawfulness, Legitimacy Synonyms (Spanish): Legalidad, Legitimidad "The legality of the contract was questioned after several discrepancies were found." * "We need to ensure the legality of the transaction before proceeding with the deal."

Answer 146

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Answer 147

Synonyms (English): Nuances, Distinctions Synonyms (Spanish): Sutilezas, Matices "The subtleties of the researcher’s argument reveal a deeper understanding of the subject than initially apparent." * "In literature, it is often the subtleties of character development that make a story truly compelling."

Answer 148

Synonyms (English): Hygiene, Sanitation Synonyms (Spanish): Limpieza, Higiene "In many cultures, cleanliness is not only a personal matter but also a reflection of social order and respect for others." * "Maintaining cleanliness in public spaces is essential for preventing the spread of diseases, particularly in densely populated cities."

Answer 149

Synonyms (English): Urgently, Immediately Synonyms (Spanish): Lo antes posible, De inmediato "Given the importance of this report, I need you to submit it ASAP to meet the deadline." * "Please address this issue ASAP, as it could potentially affect the overall outcome of the project."

Answer 150

Synonyms (English): Rudeness, Discourtesy Synonyms (Spanish): Mala educación, Descortesía "Bad manners in professional settings can severely impact an individual's reputation and relationships with colleagues." * "Displaying bad manners at formal events, such as speaking out of turn, can leave a negative impression on others."

Answer 151

Synonyms (English): Occurrence, Event Synonyms (Spanish): Fenómeno, Suceso "Climate change is a global phenomenon that requires immediate and coordinated international action." * "The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon that has fascinated scientists and travelers alike for centuries."

Answer 152

Synonyms (English): Acquisition, Buy Synonyms (Spanish): Compra, Adquisición "The recent purchase of advanced technology will greatly enhance the company's productivity." * "Before making such a large purchase, it's essential to consider both quality and long-term value."

Answer 153

Synonyms (English): Direction, Advice Synonyms (Spanish): Orientación, Consejo "With the right guidance from a mentor, students can achieve their full academic potential." * "Government policies provide guidance on how businesses should operate in environmentally sustainable ways."

Answer 154

Synonyms (English): Essential, Crucial Synonyms (Spanish): Esencial, Fundamental "Her leadership was instrumental in the success of the project, driving it forward with clear direction." * "The development of renewable energy technologies will be instrumental in addressing the climate crisis."

Answer 155

Synonyms English: Sharpen, Refine Synonyms Spanish: Perfeccionar, Afilar "Over the years, I’ve had to hone my leadership skills to ensure the success of our team projects." "To truly excel in your field, it’s essential to hone your ability to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances."

Answer 156

Synonyms English: Build intimacy, Foster connection Synonyms Spanish: Desarrollar cercanía, Fomentar una conexión "During my travels, I’ve learned that it takes time to develop closeness with people, especially in new cultures." "One of the most rewarding aspects of volunteering is being able to develop closeness with individuals from all walks of life."

Answer 157

Synonyms English: Carry more significance, Hold greater importance Synonyms Spanish: Tener más peso, Tener mayor relevancia "In the business world, a well-crafted argument can often have more weight than sheer numbers." "When making life-changing decisions, emotional factors tend to have more weight than logical reasoning."

Answer 158

Synonyms English: Understand, Decipher Synonyms Spanish: Interpretar, Entender "As a therapist, it’s crucial to interpret a client’s problems not just through their words, but also their body language." "It can be challenging to interpret someone’s concerns when they are not fully open about their emotions."

Answer 159

Synonyms (English): Dismissal, Redundancy Synonyms (Spanish): Despido, Reducción de personal "The sudden layoff of dozens of employees shocked the company, leaving many uncertain about their future roles." "In times of economic downturn, layoffs become a harsh reality for many industries struggling to stay afloat."

Answer 160

Synonyms (English): Too many hands in the pot, Overcomplicated Synonyms (Spanish): Demasiados cocineros estropean el caldo, Exceso de participación "Our project lost direction because, as they say, too many cooks spoil the broth." "With every department offering input, the report became confusing—proof that too many hands in the pot can ruin a task."

Answer 161

Synonyms (English): Illogical, Paradoxical Synonyms (Spanish): Contradictorio, Contraintuitivo "It seems counterintuitive, but sometimes resting before a big exam can improve your performance more than overstudying." "Choosing the longer route may seem counterintuitive, but it actually avoids the heavy traffic and saves time."

Answer 162

Synonyms (English): To choose, To settle on Synonyms (Spanish): Tomar una decisión, Decidir "Before you make a decision, consider all the available options carefully." "It took her a while to settle on which university to attend, but she finally made a decision last week."

Answer 163

Synonyms (English): To be concerned about, To be anxious about Synonyms (Spanish): Estar preocupado por, Tener inquietud por "I'm worried about the upcoming presentation, as it holds great importance for my future opportunities." "She's always concerned about how her work will be received by her superiors."

Answer 164

Synonyms (English): To cut corners, To streamline Synonyms (Spanish): Ahorrar tiempo, Optimizar tiempo "Using a meal delivery service saves time during busy work weeks." "We implemented new software to streamline the process and save time on administrative tasks."

Answer 165

Synonyms (English): To have faith in, To trust Synonyms (Spanish): Creer en, Confiar en "I firmly believe in the potential of renewable energy to address climate change." "You need to trust in your own abilities if you want to succeed in this field."

Answer 166

Synonyms (English): To depend on, To trust in Synonyms (Spanish): Confiar en, Depender de "Many students rely on online resources to supplement their learning." "In the desert, you must rely on your instincts and survival skills to find your way out."

Answer 167

Synonyms (English): To be on the lookout, To stay alert Synonyms (Spanish): Estar atento, Mantener los ojos bien abiertos "When hiking in unfamiliar territory, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife or sudden changes in the landscape." "You’ll need to stay alert during your IELTS exam for any subtle nuances in the listening section."

Answer 168

Synonyms (English): To hit deadlines, To stay on schedule Synonyms (Spanish): Cumplir con los plazos, Alcanzar los plazos "Businesses rely heavily on employees’ ability to meet deadlines for the completion of essential projects." "In academia, students must meet deadlines for assignments to demonstrate time management skills."

Answer 169

Synonyms (English): To be up to date, To be on top of things Synonyms (Spanish): Estar al día, Estar al corriente "After working overtime, the team was all caught up with the project and ready for the next phase." "In a fast-paced job, it’s crucial to be all caught up with emails and reports to avoid falling behind."

Answer 170

Synonyms (English): To hold worth, To be meaningful Synonyms (Spanish): Tener valor, Ser valioso "Art has value in society because it reflects cultural and social perspectives." "A company's mission statement should have value beyond profit-making—it must convey its broader purpose."

Answer 171

Synonyms (English): To feel remorse for, To lament Synonyms (Spanish): Arrepentirse de algo, Lamentar algo "He began to regret his decision to drop out of college when he faced limited career opportunities." "People often regret not spending more time with their family when reflecting on their life choices."

Answer 172

Synonyms (English): To catch on, To adjust Synonyms (Spanish): Ponerse al corriente, Adaptarse "New employees need to get with the program quickly to meet the company’s fast-paced demands." "If you want to succeed in today’s competitive market, you’ll need to get with the program and embrace digital technology."

Answer 173

Synonyms (Spanish): Ser un éxito, Ser una victoria "The new policy was a win for environmental advocates who pushed for stricter regulations." "Getting a scholarship to study abroad was a major win for her academic career."

Answer 174

Synonyms (English): Evidence vs. Demonstrate Synonyms (Spanish): Prueba vs. Demostrar "The scientific study provided solid proof that climate change is accelerating." "You must prove your qualifications through a series of interviews and assessments."

Answer 175

Synonyms (English): Evidence vs. Demonstrate Synonyms (Spanish): Prueba vs. Demostrar "The scientific study provided solid proof that climate change is accelerating." "You must prove your qualifications through a series of interviews and assessments."

Answer 176

Synonyms (English): To generate ideas, To think creatively Synonyms (Spanish): Lluvia de ideas, Generar ideas "We need to brainstorm potential solutions to the company’s declining profits." "The marketing team brainstormed creative ways to engage with a younger audience."

Answer 177

Synonyms (English): Mayonnaise, Spread Synonyms (Spanish): Mayonesa, Salsa "Too much mayo can overpower the other flavors in a sandwich, so use it sparingly." "Mayo adds a creamy texture to salads, making them more indulgent and satisfying."

Answer 178

Synonyms (English): To take advantage of, To leverage Synonyms (Spanish): Aprovechar el hecho, Explotar el hecho "The company exploited the fact that consumer demand for organic products was on the rise." "By exploiting the fact that their competitors were slow to adapt, the business gained a significant market share."

Answer 179

Synonyms English: To be settled, To be rooted Synonyms Spanish: Establecido, Radicado "After years of moving from city to city, I am finally established in my current community, allowing me to build deeper connections and pursue meaningful work." * "Being rooted in this neighborhood has given me a sense of stability, which I believe is essential for personal and professional growth."

Answer 180

Synonyms English: Fraud, Deceiver Synonyms Spanish: Impostor, Farsante "Many high achievers experience ‘impostor syndrome,’ where they feel unworthy of their accomplishments despite their success." * "Identifying an impostor among trusted colleagues can be challenging, as they often blend in by mirroring the values of the group."

Answer 181

Synonyms English: Reliability, Trustworthiness Synonyms Spanish: Fiabilidad, Confiabilidad "Dependability in a professional setting is vital, as it fosters trust and ensures projects run smoothly and effectively." * "Employers prioritize dependability, viewing it as a cornerstone of a productive and harmonious workplace."

Answer 182

Synonyms English: To carry more importance, To hold more significance Synonyms Spanish: Tener más importancia, Tener más peso "While both options are valid, I believe the long-term benefits have more weight in this decision-making process." * "In situations involving health and safety, ethical considerations generally carry more importance than financial incentives."

Answer 183

Synonyms English: To obstruct, To impede Synonyms Spanish: Obstaculizar, Impedir "Poor communication within a team can severely hinder progress, resulting in delays and misunderstandings." * "Heavy traffic in urban areas often impedes efficient transportation, affecting daily routines and reducing productivity."

Answer 184

Synonyms English: Crucial, Fundamental Synonyms Spanish: Instrumental, Fundamental "The discovery of antibiotics was instrumental in advancing modern medicine, saving countless lives over the past century." * "In today’s world, technology is fundamental to educational development, facilitating learning across diverse platforms."

Answer 185

Synonyms English: To anticipate, To predict Synonyms Spanish: Prever, Anticipar "Many economists foresee significant shifts in the job market due to advancements in artificial intelligence." * "By closely monitoring trends, a business can anticipate consumer needs and adjust its strategies accordingly."

Answer 186

Synonyms English: To decide, To select Synonyms Spanish: Tomar decisiones, Escoger "In life, we often make choices that define our future, weighing the risks and rewards of each decision." * "Students need to decide on their career paths, and this selection requires careful consideration of their strengths and passions."

Answer 187

Synonyms English: To implement, To utilize Synonyms Spanish: Implementar, Desplegar "To effectively deploy this coding framework, ensure all team members are familiar with the core functions it supports." "When deploying new software across the enterprise, a phased approach minimizes disruptions and maximizes user adaptation."

Answer 188

Synonyms English: To implement, To utilize Synonyms Spanish: Implementar, Desplegar "To effectively deploy this coding framework, ensure all team members are familiar with the core functions it supports." "When deploying new software across the enterprise, a phased approach minimizes disruptions and maximizes user adaptation."

Answer 189

Synonyms English: Resource, Advantage Synonyms Spanish: Recurso, Activo "In a tech-driven firm, skilled developers are the most valuable assets, driving both innovation and growth." "Building a strong brand reputation is an intangible asset that provides long-term benefits across markets."

Answer 190

Synonyms English: Admire, Revere Synonyms Spanish: Adorar, Venerar "Some entrepreneurs almost worship innovation, treating it as the cornerstone of competitive advantage." "In the tech industry, some companies are revered to the point of worship due to their pioneering advancements."

Answer 191

Synonyms English: Occasion, Function Synonyms Spanish: Evento, Suceso "Networking at industry events is crucial for coders seeking to expand their professional connections and stay updated on trends." "Hosting a launch event offers an excellent opportunity to showcase a new software feature directly to potential users."

Answer 192

Synonyms English: Visual, Illustration Synonyms Spanish: Gráfico, Ilustración "In a product pitch, a compelling graphic can effectively convey data trends without the need for complex explanations." "Use clear graphics to make technical presentations more engaging and accessible to non-specialists in your audience."

Answer 193

Synonyms English: To enable, To permit Synonyms Spanish: Permitir, Autorizar "This platform allows developers to test code in a sandbox environment, enhancing both security and creativity." "Allowing employees flexible hours can increase productivity, especially in roles requiring intensive coding and problem-solving."

Answer 194

Synonyms English: Previously, Formerly Synonyms Spanish: Solía ser, Anteriormente "This department used to be the sole provider of tech solutions, but now it collaborates with external vendors for broader expertise." "Our company used to be focused exclusively on local clients; today, it's a global player in the software industry."

Answer 195

Synonyms English: Repayment, Compensation Synonyms Spanish: Reembolso, Compensación "To receive reimbursement for travel expenses, students must submit their receipts within two weeks of returning from the academic conference." * "Timely reimbursement can alleviate the financial strain of upfront costs associated with academic research trips."

Answer 196

Synonyms English: Transparent, Direct Synonyms Spanish: Honesto, Directo "It’s crucial to be upfront about any limitations in your research to maintain academic integrity." * "Her upfront approach in the group discussion allowed us to address potential issues head-on."

Answer 197

Synonyms English: Whole grain, Unrefined Synonyms Spanish: Integral, Completo "Wholewheat bread is often preferred in a balanced diet due to its higher fiber content and nutritional benefits." * "The rise in demand for wholewheat products reflects a growing awareness of health-conscious eating habits."

Answer 198

Synonyms English: Manure, Plant food Synonyms Spanish: Fertilizante, Abono "Organic fertilizer can enhance soil health without the harmful chemicals found in synthetic alternatives." * "Farmers often rely on high-quality fertilizer to boost crop yields and improve agricultural productivity."

Answer 199

Synonyms English: Questioning, Doubting Synonyms Spanish: Dudar, Cuestionar "Second-guessing your answers on the test can lead to unnecessary mistakes, so trust your preparation." * "After submitting her dissertation, she kept second-guessing her conclusions, fearing they weren’t robust enough."

Answer 200

Synonyms English: Progress, Improve Synonyms Spanish: Progresar, Mejorar "The results of your research are beginning to shape up nicely, reflecting all the hard work you've put in." * "Our project is shaping up nicely, and with a few more adjustments, we’ll be ready for the final presentation."

Answer 201

Synonyms English: Spit, Drool Synonyms Spanish: Saliva, Baba "Saliva plays a crucial role in the digestive process, helping to break down food before it reaches the stomach." * "Researchers found that certain chemicals in saliva can help reduce bacteria in the mouth."

Answer 202

Synonyms English: Trophic levels, Ecosystem hierarchy Synonyms Spanish: Cadena alimenticia, Cadena trófica "The disappearance of a single species can disrupt an entire food chain, affecting all organisms within it." * "Pollution has impacted the marine food chain, endangering numerous species that rely on each other for survival."

Answer 203

Synonyms English: Assertion, Statement Synonyms Spanish: Afirmación, Declaración "The scientist’s claim about the benefits of the new treatment sparked a heated debate in the academic community." * "Despite his strong claim, there was little evidence to support the theory he presented."

Answer 204

Synonyms English: Courageous, Daring Synonyms Spanish: Valiente, Atrevido "The researcher made a bold hypothesis that challenged traditional views in the field." * "It was a bold move to publish the findings before they were peer-reviewed, but it sparked valuable discussions."

Answer 205

Synonyms English: Milestone, Turning point Synonyms Spanish: Hito, Puntos de referencia "This discovery is considered a landmark in medical science, opening new avenues for treatment." * "Winning the grant was a landmark achievement for the university, marking its rise in academic research."

Answer 206

Synonyms English: Distinguished, Esteemed Synonyms Spanish: Respetable, Reconocido "A reputable academic institution can significantly enhance a student’s career prospects, as it reflects both the quality of education and the level of expertise among its faculty." * "In the business world, working with reputable firms is essential for maintaining long-term professional relationships built on trust and reliability." *

Answer 207

Synonyms English: Confidence, Certainty Synonyms Spanish: Seguridad, Garantía "The candidate's assurance in her responses demonstrated a profound understanding of the subject, inspiring trust in the selection committee." * "In times of economic uncertainty, investors seek assurance in financial institutions that prioritize transparency and stability." *

Answer 208

Synonyms English: Suspicious, Dubious Synonyms Spanish: Sospechoso, Dudoso "The company’s shady dealings raised concerns among its clients, leading to an extensive investigation by regulatory bodies." * "Engaging in shady business practices can severely damage a firm’s reputation, often resulting in legal and financial repercussions." *

Answer 209

Synonyms English: Completely, Extensively Synonyms Spanish: A fondo, Completamente "To achieve high marks in research, it is crucial to thoroughly examine all sources and analyze them from multiple perspectives." * "The professor emphasized the importance of thoroughly understanding each concept, as the final exam would test both depth and breadth of knowledge." *

Answer 210

Synonyms (English): To screen, To refine Synonyms (Spanish): Filtrar, Tamizar "Researchers used advanced software to filter out irrelevant data, ensuring only pertinent results were analyzed." * "Before publishing, the scientist had to carefully screen all gathered evidence to guarantee its relevance to the study."

Answer 211

Synonyms (English): Directed at, Aimed at Synonyms (Spanish): Orientado hacia, Enfocado en "The company’s new sustainability policy is oriented towards reducing its carbon footprint by 50% in the next decade." * "This course is aimed at students who are specifically interested in the practical applications of quantum mechanics."

Answer 212

Synonyms (English): To clarify, To elucidate Synonyms (Spanish): Explicar, Aclarar "The professor took extra time to explain the complex concept to his students, ensuring everyone fully understood it." * "The research assistant was tasked with elucidating the process to new team members, making it more accessible and clear."

Answer 213

Synonyms (English): To excel in, To prosper in Synonyms (Spanish): Prosperar en, Destacarse en "Certain species of plants thrive in acidic soils, making them ideal for this specific environment." * "Individuals with a knack for problem-solving tend to excel in fields that demand innovative thinking."

Answer 214

Synonyms (English): Limit, Ceiling Synonyms (Spanish): Límite, Tope "The organization has set a cap on the amount of resources allocated to each department, ensuring fair distribution." * "Due to budget constraints, there was a strict ceiling on the number of new hires that could be approved this year."

Answer 215

Synonyms English: Celebrated, Distinguished Synonyms Spanish: Famoso, Renombrado "The scientist was renowned for his groundbreaking research in genetic engineering, which earned him international accolades." * "The city is renowned for its architectural marvels, attracting scholars and enthusiasts from across the globe to study its ancient structures." *

Answer 216

Synonyms English: Exiled, Expelled Synonyms Spanish: Desterrado, Expulsado "The philosopher was banished from his homeland for advocating controversial theories that challenged the prevailing beliefs of his time." * "After the political upheaval, the royal family was banished to a remote island, where they would live out the rest of their days in isolation." *

Answer 217

Synonyms (English): To reside, To dwell Synonyms (Spanish): Habitar, Residir "The indigenous tribes who used to inhabit this region left behind an intricate network of trails and sacred sites, now hidden within the dense forest canopy." "Marine species that inhabit the coral reefs are increasingly threatened by rising ocean temperatures and human activity, leading to a significant decline in biodiversity."

Answer 218

Synonyms (English): Artisans, Tradesmen Synonyms (Spanish): Artesanos, Obreros "The medieval craftsmen of this village were renowned for their exquisite metalwork, some of which still adorns the royal palace today." "In a time before industrialization, craftsmen played a pivotal role in the economy, meticulously producing goods that required skill and artistry."

Answer 219

Synonyms (English): Juniper, Conifer Synonyms (Spanish): Cedro, Conífera "The ancient temple, constructed from durable cedar wood, has withstood centuries of harsh weather and remains a testament to the ingenuity of its builders." "Cedar forests once covered vast expanses of the region, providing timber for shipbuilding and aromatic oils for religious rituals."

Answer 220

Synonyms (English): Maritime, Nautical Synonyms (Spanish): Marítimo, Náutico "Seafaring nations of the 16th century dominated global trade routes, wielding their naval prowess to establish colonies and expand their empires." "The seafaring lifestyle demanded extraordinary resilience, as sailors braved unpredictable storms and months of isolation on the high seas."

Answer 221

Synonyms (English): inclination to propensity to Synonyms (Spanish): tendencia a inclinación a There is a noticeable tendency to overgeneralize findings from small-scale studies. (Hay una tendencia notable a sobregeneralizar los hallazgos de estudios a pequeña escala.) The tendency to equate wealth with success can lead to skewed societal values. (La tendencia a equiparar la riqueza con el éxito puede llevar a valores sociales distorsionados.) This generation has a tendency to rely heavily on digital communication. (Esta generación tiene una tendencia a depender mucho de la comunicación digital.) The data reveals a growing tendency to prioritize short-term gains over long-term sustainability. (Los datos revelan una creciente tendencia a priorizar las ganancias a corto plazo sobre la sostenibilidad a largo plazo.) Explanation: "Tendency to x" indicates a habitual or likely behavior or pattern, often used in analysis of trends or behaviors. ["Tendency to x" indica un comportamiento o patrón habitual o probable, comúnmente utilizado en análisis de tendencias o comportamientos.]

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Synonyms (English): although whereas Synonyms (Spanish): aunque mientras que While the research is promising, further trials are necessary to establish definitive conclusions. (Aunque la investigación es prometedora, se necesitan más ensayos para establecer conclusiones definitivas.) While one might assume economic growth benefits all, income inequality remains a persistent challenge. (Aunque uno podría asumir que el crecimiento económico beneficia a todos, la desigualdad de ingresos sigue siendo un desafío persistente.) While the university promotes academic freedom, it also expects adherence to ethical research standards. (Aunque la universidad promueve la libertad académica, también espera el cumplimiento de normas éticas de investigación.) While most students preferred online learning, a significant number expressed concerns about screen fatigue. (Aunque la mayoría de los estudiantes prefirió el aprendizaje en línea, un número significativo expresó preocupaciones sobre la fatiga visual.) Explanation: “While” is commonly used to contrast two ideas or to indicate simultaneous actions. In academic writing, it often introduces a concession or opposing viewpoint. ["While" se utiliza comúnmente para contrastar dos ideas o indicar acciones simultáneas. En escritura académica, a menudo introduce una concesión o punto de vista opuesto.]

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Synonyms (English): unverified groundless Synonyms (Spanish): infundado no comprobado The article presents unsubstantiated claims that lack empirical support. (El artículo presenta afirmaciones infundadas que carecen de respaldo empírico.) Unsubstantiated accusations can damage reputations and undermine trust. (Las acusaciones infundadas pueden dañar reputaciones y minar la confianza.) Many conspiracy theories spread online are unsubstantiated and misleading. (Muchas teorías conspirativas que circulan en línea son infundadas y engañosas.) Her conclusions were dismissed as unsubstantiated due to the absence of credible data. (Sus conclusiones fueron rechazadas por ser infundadas debido a la falta de datos creíbles.) Explanation: "Unsubstantiated" means not supported by evidence or proof. In academic contexts, it emphasizes the importance of verifying claims with data. ["Unsubstantiated" significa no respaldado por evidencia o prueba. En contextos académicos, enfatiza la importancia de verificar afirmaciones con datos.]