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Abrupto.
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abrupt adj
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This year there was an abrupt change in her attitude towards work.
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Ajustarse. Acostumbrarse a una nueva situación cambiando sus ideas o la forma en que hace las cosas
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adjust v
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It will take a long time for students to adjust to the new system.
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Enmendar. Hacer cambios a un documento, ley, acuerdo, etc. especialmente para mejorarlo.
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amend v
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A law amending the constitution was approved in January.
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Constitucional.
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constitutional adj
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The government have put forward some constitutional reforms.
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Convertir. Cambiar un sistema, uso o método a otro, o hacer que algo haga esto.
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convert v
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Sandra and Tim want to convert the old library into a restaurant.
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Cosmético.
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cosmetic adj
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When she took over the company she made a few cosmetic changes, like changing the company's logo.
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Distorcionar.
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distort v
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Electronic faults can distort the radio signal.
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Económico.
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economic adj
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Economic growth is slowing down.
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De largo alcance.
Afecta a muchas personas o cosas de una manera importante. |
far-reaching adj
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The consequences of the decision will be far-reaching.
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Legislativo.
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legislative adj
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Harry has written a legislative proposal that would reduce waste.
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Menor. Poco importante en comparación con personas o cosas del mismo tipo.
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minor adj
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Some minor changes may benecessary.
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Modificar. Cambiar algo ligeramente, especialmente para mejorarlo o hacerlo menos extremo.
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modify v
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The repair work involved modifying two of the windows.
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Placentero.
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pleasant adj
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It made a pleasant change to do something active.
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Radical. Un cambio radical o forma de hacer algo es nuevo y muy diferente de la forma habitual.
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radical adj
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The minister believes in a more radical approach to social problems.
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Rápido.
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rapid adj
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We are seeing a rapid growth in the use of the internet.
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Reforma. Un cambio que pretende corregir una situación que es incorrecta o injusta, o hacer que un sistema funcione de manera más eficaz.
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reform v
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The new government wants to make some educational reforms.
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Refrescante. Bienvenido por ser diferente o emocionante.
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refreshing adj
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It makes a refreshing change to talk to someone who’s happy.
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Remodelar.
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remodel v
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They've spoken to several builders about how much it would cost to remodel the structure.
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Formar. Para influir en la forma en que una persona, idea o situación se desarrolla.
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shape v
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His generation firmly believed they could shape the future.
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Significativo. Muy grande o notable.
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significant adj
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I think we can save a significant amount of time.
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Sutil.
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subtle adj
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There was a subtle change inhis attitude towards me.
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Repentino.
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sudden adj
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His departure was very sudden and unexpected.
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Barrido. Un cambio radical o desarrollo tiene un efecto importante.
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sweeping adj
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The board have announced plans to make sweeping changes to how the company conducts business.
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Inesperado.
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unexpected adj
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During his first season as manager he made some unexpected changes to the team.
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Imprevisto.
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unforeseen adj
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The show was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Desagradable.
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unwelcome adj
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We now faced the unwelcome prospect of a three-hour journey home.
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Variar.
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vary v
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Attitudes towards technology seem to vary considerably between generations.
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Ladrar. Decir o gritar algo en voz alta y enojada.
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bark v/n
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The instructor's always barking instructions at me.
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Zumbido. Una fuerte sensación de placer o excitación.
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buzz v/n
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The kids were buzzing with excitement as we headed towards the cinema.
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Aplaudir. Un sonido fuerte repentino.
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clap v/n
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There was a huge clap of thunder, and the whole sky was lit up.
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Gemido / Crujido. Si la madera, el metal u otro material gime, hace un sonido bajo mientras se mueve.
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groan v/n
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The bench groaned under the weight of so many people.
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Rugido. Reír muy fuerte.
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roar v/n
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The rest of the audience roared with laughter, but I couldn't see the funny side.
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Estremecimiento. Si algo se estremece, se sacude violentamente varias veces
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shudder v/n
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The engine started up with difficulty, slowly shuddering into life.
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Enjambre. Ir a algún lugar como parte de una gran multitud.
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swarm v/n
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At the final whistle the crowd swarmed on to the pitch.
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Gemido. Hacer un sonido alto y largo.
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wail v/n
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We could here an ambulance wailing in the distance.
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