Pronunciation: /jomwork/

Meaning: Tarea

Example: I do my homework

NAME: Jenifer Buitrago

pronunciation: serenDIPitee meaning: Serendipia example: Finding that antique vase was pure serendipity 2.Laconic

pronunciation: la-KON-ik

Example: “His laconic reply suggested he wasn't interested.”

meaning: Laconic De : Elisa Lorena Pantoja Rosero

Pronunciation: /per-nish-es/

Meaning: Perniciosa/o (Algo muy dañino o perjudicial.)

Example: The pernicious effects of smoking are well known.

2. Word: Obfuscate

Pronunciation: /ob-fas-keit/

Meaning: Ofuscar (Confundir o esconder la verdad.)

Example: The politician tried to obfuscate the facts with complicated language.

1. Palabra desconocida: Ephemeral

Significado: Algo que es efímero o dura muy poco tiempo.

Ejemplo: The beauty of a sunset is ephemeral.

2. Palabra desconocida: Quintessential

Significado: Representa el ejemplo más típico o perfecto de algo.

Ejemplo: She is the quintessential professional.

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1. Palabra desconocida: Serendipity

Significado: Un descubrimiento afortunado o casual.

Ejemplo: Finding a $20 bill on the street was pure serendipity.

2. Palabra desconocida: Ubiquitous

Significado: Algo que está presente en todas partes al mismo tiempo.

Ejemplo: Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society.

WORD:FOOD

PRONUNCIATION:FUUD

MEANING:COMIDA

EXAMPLE:GIVE ME A FOOD

Pronunciation: /i-thi-re-al/

Meaning: Etéreo/a (Extremadamente delicado y ligero, como si no fuera de este mundo.)

Example: She moved with an ethereal grace that captivated everyone in the room

2. Word: Magnanimous

Pronunciation: /mag-na-mi-nous/

Meaning: Magnánimo/a (Alguien generoso y noble, especialmente con un rival o enemigo.)

Example: Despite the criticism, he remained magnanimous and forgave them all.

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pared - muro

The wall is blue

Pronunciation: /brɛd/

Meaning: A staple food made from flour, water, and yeast

Example: I love the breads from the bakery on the corner 2. Word: clown

Pronunciation: klaʊn

Meaning: person who makes people laugh with words or gestures, also used as a noun. Also used in a pejorative sense.

Example: That clown is very funny DE ELISA LORENA PANTOJA ROSERO

Pronunciation: /ne-fa-ri-ous/

Meaning: Nefasto/a, malvado/a (Algo o alguien extremadamente malicioso, moralmente corrupto o perverso.)

Example: The nefarious schemes of the villain went unnoticed until it was too late.

2. Word: Prevaricate

Pronunciation: /pre-ve-ri-cate/

Meaning: Prevaricar (Hablar o actuar con evasivas para evitar decir la verdad o asumir responsabilidad.)

Example: When confronted with difficult questions, he chose to prevaricate rather than provide a truthful response.

pronunciation: æpl

meaning: Round fruit with thin skin, white flesh and small seeds in the centre, which produces the apple tree.

example: I love eating apples.

2word: book

pronunciation: bʊk

meaning: A book is a work composed of a set of sheets of paper or other material, bound and protected with a cover or cover, which form a volume. The word comes from the Latin liber, libri. To be considered a book, it must be at least 50 pages long. Books can contain information, stories, narratives, knowledge, and other elements.

example :This is my favourite book

Pronunciation: ˈɪntrəstɪŋ

Spanish: Interesante

Meaning: Causing or holding attention; exciting, fascinating.

Example: I found the book very interesting and couldn't put it down.

2 word :Delicious

Pronunciation: dɪˈlɪʃəs

Spanish: Delicioso

Meaning: Having a very pleasant taste or smell.

Example: The cake was delicious and I ate two slices!

Pronunciation: /rug/

Meaning: Tapete o alfombra

Example: There’s a stain on the rug.

2. Word: Closet

Pronunciation: /Clo-set/

Meaning: Armario

Example: My shirt is in the closet

3.Word: Tools

Pronunciation: /Tuls/

Meaning: Herramientas

Example: My grandfather needs the tools

4.Word: Marker

Pronunciation: /Mar-ker/

Meaning: Marcador

Example: The marker ran out of ink.

5.Word: Ladder

Pronunciation: /Lader/

Meaning: Escalera

Example:He climbed the ladder quickly.

6.Word: Folder

Pronunciation: /Folder/

Meaning: Carpeta

Example:The folder is on the desk.

Example: I study for my exams every weekend.

Word: Class
Pronunciation: /klæs/
Meaning: Clase

Example: We have math class at 10 AM every day.

Word: Teacher
Pronunciation: /ˈtiːtʃər/
Meaning: Profesor/a

Example: My teacher always explains things clearly during lessons.

Word: Quiz
Pronunciation: /kwɪz/
Meaning: Examen corto

Example: We have a quiz on history tomorrow.

Word: Lesson
Pronunciation: /ˈlɛsən/
Meaning: Lección

Example: Today's lesson is about the solar system.

Pronunciation: /a-gri-lli-ous/

Meaning: Escandaloso/a, atroz (Algo extremadamente malo o impactante por su gravedad o descaro.)

Example: The judge was appalled by the egregious violation of human rights committed by the regime.

2. Word: Macabre

Pronunciation: /ma-ka-b/

Meaning: Macabro/a (Relacionado con la muerte o lo siniestro, evocando horror o inquietud.)

Example: The abandoned house had a macabre aura, as if it held the echoes of a dark past.

- Pronunciación: (HWIM-zee)

- Traducción al español: Capricho, fantasía

- Ejemplo: The artist's use of color added a touch of whimsy to the painting.

Palabra 2:

- Palabra en inglés: Nostalgia

- Pronunciación: (nos-TAL-jee-uh)

- Traducción al español: Nostalgia, sentimentalismo

- Ejemplo: The old photograph evoked a wave of nostalgia in her.

Pronunciation: /ˈklɛvər/ meaning: Quick to understand, learn, and think intelligently.

Example: She is a clever girl and always gets good grades in school.

word : Funny

• Pronunciation: /ˈfʌni/

• Meaning: Causing laughter or amusement; humorous.

• Example: He told a funny joke that made everyone laugh.

Example: That vacation was expensive, but it was worth every penny.

Word: Tasty
Pronunciation: /ˈteɪsti/
Meaning: Having a pleasant flavor or taste.

Example: The pasta was so tasty that I had two servings!

Word: Comfortable
Pronunciation: /ˈkʌmfərtəbl/
Meaning: Providing physical ease and relaxation.

Example: This chair is so comfortable that I could sit in it for hours.

Word: Honest
Pronunciation: /ˈɒnɪst/
Meaning: Truthful and free of deceit.

Example: It’s important to be honest in all your relationships.

Word: Fun
Pronunciation: /fʌn/
Meaning: Enjoyable, amusing, or entertaining.

Example: The party was so much fun, I didn’t want it to end.

Word: Reliable
Pronunciation: /rɪˈlaɪəbl/
Meaning: Able to be trusted or depended on.

Example: She is very reliable and always shows up on time.

Word: Friendly
Pronunciation: /ˈfrɛndli/
Meaning: Kind, pleasant, and sociable.

Example: The staff at the hotel was friendly and welcoming.

Word: Smart
Pronunciation: /smɑːrt/
Meaning: Having or showing a quick-witted intelligence.

Example: She is very smart and always gets the highest grades in class.

Word: Shiny
Pronunciation: /ˈʃaɪni/
Meaning: Giving off light; reflecting light.

Example: The car was so shiny that I could see my reflection in it.

Word: Warm
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Meaning: Having or giving off heat; comfortable temperature.

Example: The blanket is so warm and cozy on a cold night.

Word: Hardworking
Pronunciation: /ˈhɑːrdˌwɜrkɪŋ/
Meaning: Putting in a lot of effort and determination.

Example: He is very hardworking and always completes his tasks on time.

Word: Popular
Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːpjələr/
Meaning: Liked or admired by many people.

Example: She is very popular because she’s friendly and outgoing.

Example: He has a creative mind and always comes up with amazing ideas.

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Word: Generous
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛnərəs/
Spanish: Generoso
Meaning: Willing to give or share freely; charitable.

Example: The community was generous in donating to the charity.

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Word: Friendly
Pronunciation: /ˈfrɛndli/
Spanish: Amistoso
Meaning: Kind, pleasant, and sociable.

Example: Everyone loves him because he’s so friendly and approachable.

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Word: Shiny
Pronunciation: /ˈʃaɪni/
Spanish: Brillante
Meaning: Giving off light; reflecting light.

Example: The new shoes were so shiny that they sparkled in the sunlight.

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Word: Quiet
Pronunciation: /ˈkwaɪət/
Spanish: Silencioso
Meaning: Making little or no noise.

Example: The library is a quiet place to study.

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Word: Expensive
Pronunciation: /ɪkˈspɛnsɪv/
Spanish: Caro
Meaning: High in cost, requiring a lot of money.

Example: That restaurant is expensive, but the food is delicious.

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Word: Honest
Pronunciation: /ˈɒnɪst/
Spanish: Honesto
Meaning: Truthful and free of deceit.

Example: You can trust her because she is always honest.

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Word: Popular
Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːpjələr/
Spanish: Popular
Meaning: Liked or admired by many people.

Example: The new movie is so popular that everyone is talking about it.

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Word: Reliable
Pronunciation: /rɪˈlaɪəbl/
Spanish: Confiable
Meaning: Able to be trusted or depended on.

Example: She is very reliable; you can always count on her.

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Word: Comfortable
Pronunciation: /ˈkʌmfərtəbl/
Spanish: Cómodo
Meaning: Providing physical ease and relaxation.

Example: This couch is so comfortable, I could nap on it all day.

36.
Word: Fun
Pronunciation: /fʌn/
Spanish: Divertido
Meaning: Enjoyable, amusing, or entertaining.

Example: The amusement park was so much fun!

37.
Word: Smart
Pronunciation: /smɑːrt/
Spanish: Inteligente
Meaning: Having or showing a quick-witted intelligence.

Example: He is very smart and always solves the hardest puzzles.

38.
Word: Dangerous
Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/
Spanish: Peligroso
Meaning: Likely to cause harm or injury.

Example: The road was dangerous due to the heavy rain.

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Word: Tasty
Pronunciation: /ˈteɪsti/
Spanish: Sabroso
Meaning: Having a pleasant flavor or taste.

Example: The soup was so tasty that I had two bowls.

40.
Word: Warm
Pronunciation: /wɔːrm/
Spanish: Cálido
Meaning: Having or giving off heat; comfortable temperature.

Example: The warm blanket kept me cozy on a cold night.

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Word: Hardworking
Pronunciation: /ˈhɑːrdˌwɜrkɪŋ/
Spanish: Trabajador
Meaning: Putting in a lot of effort and determination.

Example: She is a hardworking student who always finishes her homework on time.

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Word: Shiny
Pronunciation: /ˈʃaɪni/
Spanish: Brillante
Meaning: Giving off light; reflecting light.

Example: The new car was so shiny that it looked like it had just been washed.

Pronunciation: /flab-er-gas-tid/

Meaning: Estupefacto/a, asombrado/a (Cuando alguien está completamente sorprendido o sin palabras debido a algo inesperado.)

Example: She was flabbergasted when she won the grand prize in the lottery.

2. Word: Ineffable

Pronunciation: /in-ef-uh-bul/

Meaning: Inexpresable, indescriptible (Algo tan impresionante o extraordinario que no puede ser descrito con palabras.)

Example: The beauty of the sunset over the mountains was ineffable, leaving everyo

ne in silent awe.

Pronunciation: /mai-kro-weiv/

Meaning: Microondas

Example: My food is in the microwave

8:Word: Ant

Pronunciation: /Eant/

Meaning: Hormiga

Example: I'm stung by an ant

Pronunciation: mæp

Meaning: Geographical representation of a part of the Earth's surface, which provides information related to a specific science.

Example: The treasure map showed the way to a secret island.

2. Word :Monkey

Pronunciation: mung-kee

Meaning: Mammalian animal of the ape suborder, characterized by having a tail, found in jungles, savannas, and forests.

Example: That monkey loves bananas.

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Meaning: Libro​

Example: "I read an interesting book last week."​

2. Word: Friend​

Pronunciation: /frɛnd/​

Meaning: Amigo​

Example: "She is my best friend."​

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Pronunciation: /haʊs/​

Meaning: Casa​

Example: "They live in a big house."​

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4. Word: Car​

Pronunciation: /kɑːr/​

Meaning: Coche​

Example: "He drives a red car."​

5. Word: School​

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Meaning: Escuela​

Example: "The children go to school by bus."​

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6. Word: Water​

Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːtər/​

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Meaning: Agua​

Example: "Can I have a glass of water?"​

7. Word: Food​

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Pronunciation: /fuːd/​

Meaning: Comida​

Example: "We need to buy some food."​

8. Word: Happy​

Pronunciation: /ˈhæpi/​

Meaning: Feliz​

Example: "She feels happy today."

PRONUNCATION:TICHER

MEANING:PROFE

EXAMPLS:TODAY I WENT TO SEE THE TEACHER

WORD:DOG

PRONUNCIATION:DOG

EXAMPLE:TODAY I TOOK MY DOG OUT

WORD:PLAYED

PRONUNCIATION:PLEY

MEANING:JUGAR

EXAMPLE:TODAY I PLAYED FORTNITE

WORD:sleep

PRONUNCIATION:SLEEP

meaning:dormir

example:today I went to sleep early

word:buy

pronunciation:bay

meaning:comprar

example:Today I went to buy a car

word:kid

pronunciation:kid

meaning:niño

example:Today I played with the kids

word:night

pronuncation:nait

meaning:noche

example:it's already night

Pronunciation: /sa-re-n/

Meaning: Sereno/a (Calmo, tranquilo, sin estrés o agitación.)

Example: The lake was serene, with no waves disrupting the smooth surface.

2. Word: Generous

Pronunciation: /ge-ne-rus/

Meaning: Generoso/a (Dispuesto a dar o compartir algo sin esperar nada a cambio.)

Example: She was so generous, always offering to help others when they needed it.

Pronunciation: /blis-ful/

Meaning: Dichoso/a (Que siente o expresa una gran felicidad y satisfacción.)

Example: She had a blissful smile after hearing the good news.

2. Word: Courageous

Pronunciation: /kuh-ray-jus/

Meaning: Valiente (Que enfrenta el miedo o el peligro con determinación.)

Example: The firefighter was courageous, running into the burning building to save lives.

2. Word: Honest
Pronunciation: /ˈɒnɪst/
Meaning: Truthful and free from deceit.
Example: It’s important to be honest with your friends.

3. Word: Brave
Pronunciation: /breɪv/
Meaning: Showing courage in the face of danger or difficulty.
Example: The firefighter was brave and saved the people from the burning building.

4. Word: Quiet
Pronunciation: /ˈkwaɪət/
Meaning: Making little or no noise.
Example: The library is a quiet place to study.

5. Word: Creative
Pronunciation: /kriˈeɪtɪv/
Meaning: Able to produce original ideas or art.
Example: The artist was very creative and painted beautiful landscapes.

6. Word: Shy
Pronunciation: /ʃaɪ/
Meaning: Being reserved or nervous around others.
Example: She’s a bit shy but loves to sing in front of her friends.

7. Word: Curious
Pronunciation: /ˈkjʊərɪəs/
Meaning: Eager to learn or know something.
Example: The child was curious about everything in the museum.

8. Word: Responsible
Pronunciation: /rɪˈspɒnsɪbl/
Meaning: Being accountable for something or someone.
Example: It’s important to be responsible when taking care of pets.

9. Word: Generous
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛnərəs/
Meaning: Willing to give freely or share with others.
Example: She is generous and donates to charity every month.

10. Word: Helpful
Pronunciation: /ˈhɛlpfl/
Meaning: Willing to assist or offer support.
Example: The staff at the hotel was very helpful during our stay.

11. Word: Confident
Pronunciation: /ˈkɒnfɪdənt/
Meaning: Feeling sure of oneself and one's abilities.
Example: He was confident he would succeed in the job interview.

12. Word: Honest
Pronunciation: /ˈɒnɪst/
Meaning: Truthful and trustworthy.
Example: It’s important to always be honest with your friends.

13. Word: Flexible
Pronunciation: /ˈflɛksɪbəl/
Meaning: Willing to change or adapt easily.
Example: She’s very flexible with her work schedule.

14. Word: Energetic
Pronunciation: /ˌɛnərˈdʒɛtɪk/
Meaning: Full of energy and enthusiasm.
Example: The kids were so energetic during the field trip.

15. Word: Humble
Pronunciation: /ˈhʌmbəl/
Meaning: Modest or not proud.
Example: Despite his success, he remained humble and never bragged.

16. Word: Optimistic
Pronunciation: /ˌɒptɪˈmɪstɪk/
Meaning: Expecting good things to happen in the future.
Example: She has an optimistic outlook on life and always believes things will improve.

Pronunciation: /gloo-mee/

Meaning: Melancólico/a (Que muestra tristeza o falta de alegría.)

Example: The sky looked gloomy, matching her mood after the bad news.

2. Word: Fierce

Pronunciation: /fe-er-s/

Meaning: Feroz (Que muestra intensidad, fuerza o determinación extrema.)

Example: She gave a fierce speech that inspired everyone in the room.

Pronunciation: /ˈjoi-fəl/

Meaning: Dichoso/a (Que expresa o transmite una sensación profunda de felicidad y satisfacción.)

Example: The joyful melody filled the room, lifting everyone’s spirits.

2. Word: Relentless

Pronunciation: /rɪˈlɛnt.ləs/

Meaning: Implacable (Que muestra una determinación inquebrantable y no se detiene ante obstáculos o dificultades.)

Example: His relentless pursuit of his dreams eventually led him to success.

Pronunciation: /ˈwɪs.pər/

Meaning: Susurro (Sonido suave y bajo que se hace al hablar sin vocalizar completamente.)

Example: She heard a whisper behind the door and froze.

2. Word: Shadow

Pronunciation: /ˈʃæd.oʊ/

Meaning: Sombra (Figura oscura proyectada por un cuerpo que bloquea la luz.)

Example: A shadow moved quickly across the wall.

3. Word: Fierce

Pronunciation: /fɪərs/

Meaning: Feroz (Intenso o agresivo, especialmente en emociones, acciones o apariencia.)

Example: The fierce storm shattered windows and uprooted trees.

4. Word: Dread

Pronunciation: /drɛd/

Meaning: Temor (Miedo intenso o angustia ante algo que podría pasar.)

Example: She felt a deep dread before opening the strange letter.

| Inglés | Pronunciación | Español | Oración |

| ------- | -------------- | -------- | -------- |

| Thixotropy | /θɪkˈsɒtrəpi/ | Tixotropía | La tixotropía es una propiedad de algunos fluidos. |

| Garrulous | /ˈɡærʊləs/ | Garruo | Mi tía es muy garrua y habla sin parar.

Word: Exam
Pronunciation: /ɪɡˈzæm/
Meaning: Examen
Example: The exam was very difficult.

Word: Uniform
Pronunciation: /ˈjuːnəˌfɔːrm/
Meaning: Uniforme
Example: I wear a uniform to school.

Word: Backpack
Pronunciation: /ˈbækˌpæk/
Meaning: Mochila
Example: My backpack is full of books.

Word: Student
Pronunciation: /ˈstuːdənt/
Meaning: Estudiante
Example: Each student has a notebook.

Word: Whiteboard
Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪtbɔːrd/
Meaning: Pizarra blanca
Example: The teacher writes on the whiteboard.

Word: Marker
Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːrkər/
Meaning: Marcador
Example: I use a red marker.

Word: Ruler
Pronunciation: /ˈruːlər/
Meaning: Regla
Example: A ruler helps draw straight lines.

Word: Library
Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪˌbrɛri/
Meaning: Biblioteca
Example: I study in the library.

Word: Folder
Pronunciation: /ˈfoʊldər/
Meaning: Carpeta
Example: My homework is in this folder.

Word: Classmate
Pronunciation: /ˈklæsˌmeɪt/
Meaning: Compañero(a) de clase
Example: I work with my classmate.

Word: Bell
Pronunciation: /bɛl/
Meaning: Timbre
Example: The bell rings at 2:30.

Word: Subject
Pronunciation: /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/
Meaning: Asignatura
Example: My favorite subject is science.

Pronunciation: /juːˈbɪkwɪtəs/

Meaning: Present, appearing, or found everywhere. It's a fancy way of saying "everywhere" or "all over the place."

Example: "Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society, it seems everyone has one!" 2.Word: Ephemeral

Pronunciation: /ɪˈfɛmərəl/

Meaning: Lasting for a very short time; fleeting. Think of something that's here one moment and gone the next.

Example: "The beauty of the cherry blossoms is ephemeral; it only lasts for a couple of weeks in the spring."

Pronunciation: /məˈlɪfluəs/

Meaning: (of a voice or music) sweet or musical; pleasant to hear. Think of a sound that's smooth, flowing, and delightful to listen to.

Example: "The singer's mellifluous voice filled the concert hall, captivating the audience." 2.Word: Quixotic

Pronunciation: /kwɪkˈsɒtɪk/

Meaning: Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical. Often used to describe someone who pursues noble goals in a way that's not very practical.

Example: "He had a quixotic dream of single-handedly saving the rainforest."

1.Word: Labyrinth

Pronunciation: /ˈlæbərɪnθ/

Meaning: A complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one's way; a maze.

Example: "The ancient castle had a labyrinth of secret tunnels beneath it." 2.Word: Resilience

Pronunciation: /rɪˈzɪliəns/

Meaning: The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. It's about bouncing back after facing challenges.

Example: "Her resilience in the face of adversity was truly inspiring."

Pronunciation: /stəˈkæstɪk/

Meaning: Randomly determined; having a random probability distribution or pattern that may be analyzed statistically but not predicted precisely. It's related to processes that involve randomness.

Example: "The stock market's fluctuations are often described as a stochastic process." 2. Word: Table

Pronunciation: /ˈteɪ.bəl/

Meaning: A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating meals, working at, etc.

Example Sentence: We all gathered around the table for dinner.

Pronunciation: /bri-if/

Meaning: Breve (Que dura poco tiempo o es conciso en su expresión.)

Example: The manager gave a brief summary of the meeting before leaving the room.

2. Word: Reliable

Pronunciation: /ri-lai-uh-buhl/

Meaning: Confiable (Que inspira confianza y cumple con lo que se espera de él.)

Example: Maria is very reliable; she always finishes her work on time and helps her classmates.

Pronunciation: /thowt-fuhl/

Meaning: Considerado (Que piensa en los demás y actúa con amabilidad.)

Example: Lucy was very thoughtful and brought soup to her sick neighbor.

2. Word: Achieve

Pronunciation: /uh-cheev/

Meaning: Lograr (Alcanzar una meta o realizar algo con éxito.)

Example: With hard work and dedication, you can achieve your dreams.

Word: Teacher
Pronunciation: /ˈtiː.tʃɚ/
Meaning: Maestro / Maestra
Example: The teacher explains the lesson clearly.

Word: Classroom
Pronunciation: /ˈklæs.ruːm/
Meaning: Aula
Example: We have a projector in our classroom.

Word: Exam
Pronunciation: /ɪɡˈzæm/
Meaning: Examen
Example: She studied hard for the math exam.

Word: Notebook
Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊt.bʊk/
Meaning: Cuaderno
Example: He wrote the answers in his notebook.

Word: Pencil
Pronunciation: /ˈpen.səl/
Meaning: Lápiz
Example: She sharpened her pencil before writing.

Word: Library
Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪ.brer.i/
Meaning: Biblioteca
Example: We go to the library to read quietly.

Word: Desk
Pronunciation: /desk/
Meaning: Escritorio
Example: Every student has a desk in the classroom.

Word: Ruler
Pronunciation: /ˈruː.lɚ/
Meaning: Regla
Example: He used a ruler to draw straight lines.

Word: Chalkboard
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑːk.bɔːrd/
Meaning: Pizarra
Example: The teacher wrote the answer on the chalkboard.

Word: Lesson
Pronunciation: /ˈles.ən/
Meaning: Lección
Example: Today’s lesson is about the solar system.

Word: Uniform
Pronunciation: /ˈjuː.nə.fɔːrm/
Meaning: Uniforme
Example: All students must wear a school uniform.

Word: Subject
Pronunciation: /ˈsʌb.dʒekt/
Meaning: Asignatura / Materia
Example: My favorite subject is science.

Word: Recess
Pronunciation: /ˈriː.ses/
Meaning: Recreo
Example: The children play outside during recess.

Pronunciation: /ser-uhn-dih-puh-tee/

Meaning: Serendipia (Cuando encuentras algo bueno sin buscarlo, como una coincidencia feliz.)

Example: Finding my best friend at that summer camp was pure serendipity.

2. Word: Eloquent

Pronunciation: /eh-luh-kwu-ent/

Meaning: Elocuente (Que habla de forma clara, elegante y persuasiva.)

Example: The student gave an eloquent speech that impressed the whole class.

Pronunciación: /é-lo-kuent/

Meaning: Elocuente (Que habla de forma clara y elegante.)

Example: The professor was so eloquent that everyone paid close attention to his lecture.

2. Word: Persevere

Pronunciación: /per-se-ví-er/

Meaning: Perseverar (Seguir intentando algo aunque sea difícil.)

Example: Even when things got tough, she chose to persevere and never gave up.

VicissitudePronunciation: /vɪˈsɪsɪˌtjuːd/
Meaning: Cambio o variación en la vida, normalmente inesperado.
Example: They endured the vicissitudes of war together.

PanaceaPronunciation: /ˌpænəˈsiːə/
Meaning: Solución o remedio para todos los problemas.
Example: Technology is not a panacea for all educational issues.

SycophantPronunciation: /ˈsɪkəˌfænt/
Meaning: Persona que adula a otra para sacar beneficio.
Example: He surrounded himself with sycophants who never challenged him.

LugubriousPronunciation: /luːˈɡuːbriəs/
Meaning: Triste o lúgubre de manera exagerada.
Example: Her face took on a lugubrious expression at the bad news.

AbstrusePronunciation: /əbˈstruːs/
Meaning: Difícil de entender; muy complejo.
Example: The professor’s lecture on quantum mechanics was abstruse.

RedolentPronunciation: /ˈrɛdələnt/
Meaning: Que evoca algo; fragante.
Example: The kitchen was redolent of fresh basil and garlic.

ObfuscatePronunciation: /ˈɒbfəsˌkeɪt/
Meaning: Hacer algo confuso o difícil de entender.
Example: The lawyer’s jargon only served to obfuscate the facts.

Pronunciación: /kón-ker/

Meaning: Conquistar (Vencer una dificultad, miedo o enemigo.)

Example: He managed to conquer his fear of public speaking through practice and determination.

2. Word: Triumph

Pronunciación: /trái-umf/

Meaning: Triunfar (Alcanzar una victoria o éxito después de un esfuerzo.)

Example: Their team triumphed in the final match after months of training.

Pronunciación: /di-fít/

Meaning: Derrotar (Vencer a un oponente o superar un problema).

Example: They defeated the opposing team with a last-minute goal.

2. Word: Succeed

Pronunciación: /sak-síd/

Meaning: Tener éxito (Lograr lo que se intenta o desea).

Example: She succeeded in passing the exam with excellent grades.

Pronunciación: /with-stánd/

Meaning: Resistir (Soportar con éxito una fuerza, presión o dificultad).

Example: The bridge was built to withstand extreme weather conditions.

2. Word: Acknowledge

Pronunciación: /ak-no-lech/

Meaning: Reconocer (Aceptar o admitir la existencia o verdad de algo).

Example: She acknowledged the help she received during the project.

3. Word: Enhance

Pronunciación: /en-jáns/

Meaning: Mejorar o realzar (Aumentar la calidad, valor o atractivo de algo).

Example: Good communication can enhance teamwork and productivity.

4. Word: Undermine

Pronunciación: /an-der-máin/

Meaning: Socavar (Debilitar algo gradualmente, especialmente autoridad o confianza).

Example: His constant interruptions undermined her authority in the meeting.

Pronunciación: /ri-lái/

Meaning: Confiar (Depender de alguien o algo para obtener ayuda o apoyo).

Example: You can always rely on your best friend when things get tough.

2. Word: Wander

Pronunciación: /wón-der/

Meaning: Deambular (Caminar sin rumbo fijo o con poca dirección).

Example: He loves to wander through the city streets without a specific destination.

Pronunciación: /nóu-tis/

Meaning: Notar (Darse cuenta de algo o alguien).

Example: Did you notice how quiet she was today?

2. Word: Shout

Pronunciación: /sháut/

Meaning: Gritar (Hablar muy fuerte, usualmente por enojo o para que te escuchen).

Example: He had to shout over the noise at t

he concert.

Pronunciation: /əb-zérv/

Meaning: Observar (Prestar atención cuidadosamente a algo o alguien).

Example: Did you observe the way she behaved during the meeting?

2. Word: Yell

Pronunciation: /yél/

Meaning: Vociferar (Hablar en voz alta, generalmente por molestia o para llamar la atención).

Example: He had to yell to be heard over the

crowd at the stadium.

Pronunciation: /bár-gu-en/

Meaning: Negociar (Llegar a un acuerdo, especialmente sobre precios o condiciones).

Example: He went to the market to bargain for a better price on the jacket.

2. Word: Postpone

Pronunciation: /pous-póun/

Meaning: Posponer (Cambiar algo para hacerlo más tarde de lo planeado).

Example: They had to postpone the concert because of the storm.

Pronunciation: /fa-sí-li-teit/

Meaning: Facilitar (Hacer que un proceso o actividad sea más sencillo o eficiente, especialmente en entornos organizacionales o educativos).

Example: The coordinator's role is to facilitate communication between departments to ensure a smooth workflow.

2. Word: Defer

Pronunciation: /di-fér/

Meaning: Aplazar (Retrasar formalmente la realización de una acción o evento, generalmente por razones estratégicas o logísticas).

Example: The board decided to defer the decision until more data is available for analysis.

Pronunciation: /thraiv/

Meaning: Prosperar (Desarrollarse o crecer con éxito, especialmente en condiciones difíciles).

Example: In challenging environments, only the most adaptable species tend to thrive.

2. Word: Neglect

Pronunciation: /ni-glékt/

Meaning: Descuidar (No prestar la atención o cuidado necesario a algo o alguien).

Example: The building deteriorated rapidly after years of neglect by the owners.

Pronunciation: /ek-sél/

Meaning: Sobresalir (Destacarse notablemente en una actividad o área específica).

Example: She continues to excel in her career due to her strong leadership skills.

2. Word: Disregard

Pronunciation: /dis-ri-gárd/

Meaning: Desestimar (No tener en cuenta algo deliberadamente, especialmente información relevante).

Example: The manager decided to disregard the negative feedback, focusing instead on long-term goals.

Pronunciation: /ri-si-liens/

Meaning: Resiliencia (Capacidad de adaptarse y recuperarse frente a la adversidad o el estrés).

Example: Her resilience after the tragic accident inspired everyone around her.

2. Word: Disregard

Pronunciation: /dis-ri-gard/

Meaning: Ignorar deliberadamente (No tener en cuenta algo de forma intencionada).

Example: The company was fined for its blatant disregard of safety regulations.

Pronunciation: /e-pí-fa-ni/

Meaning: Epifanía (Revelación repentina o comprensión profunda sobre algo esencial).

Example: After weeks of confusion, she had an epiphany that changed the direction of her project.

2. Word: Impeccable

Pronunciation: /im-pé-ca-bol/

Meaning: Impecable (Sin errores o fallas; perfecto en ejecución o comportamiento).

Example: His impeccable manners made a strong impression during the interview.

3. Word: Voracious

Pronunciation: /vo-réi-shus/

Meaning: Voraz (Deseo intenso de consumir o aprender algo en grandes cantidades).

Example: She was a voracious reader, finishing three books in one weekend.

4. Word: Ubiquitous

Pronunciation: /iu-bí-kui-tus/

Meaning: Ubicuo (Presente en todas partes al mismo tiempo o muy común en diferentes contextos).

Example: Smartphones have become so ubiquitous that it's rare to find someone without one.

Pronunciation: /dis-en-frán-chais/

Meaning: Privar de derechos (Especialmente del derecho al voto o a participar en decisiones políticas).

Example: The new law could disenfranchise entire communities by making it harder for them to vote.

2. Word: Ephemeral

Pronunciation: /e-fé-me-ral/

Meaning: Efímero (Que dura muy poco tiempo, breve o pasajero).

Example: The beauty of the sunset was ephemeral, fading within minutes as night fell.

3. Word: Dichotomy

Pronunciation: /dai-kó-ta-mi/

Meaning: Dicotomía (División en dos partes opuestas o muy distintas).

Example: There is a clear dichotomy between theory and practice in this field of study.

4. Word: Mitigate

Pronunciation: /mí-ti-geit/

Meaning: Mitigar (Reducir la intensidad, gravedad o impacto de algo negativo).

Example: Planting more trees could help mitigate the effects of climate change.

Pronunciation: /i-né-fa-bol/

Meaning: Inefable (Algo tan increíble o profundo que no puede expresarse con palabras).

Example: The beauty of the sunset over the mountains was ineffable, leaving everyone in silent awe.

2. Word: Zealous

Pronunciation: /zé-las/

Meaning: Zeloso (Apasionadamente dedicado o entusiasta hacia una causa, persona o actividad).

Example: The zealous volunteer spent every weekend helping at the animal shelter.

3. Word: Soliloquy

Pronunciation: /so-lí-lo-kui/

Meaning: Soliloquio (Discurso en el que una persona habla consigo misma, especialmente en obras teatrales).

Example: Hamlet’s famous soliloquy begins with “To be or not to be,” reflecting his inner conflict.

4. Word: Susurrus

Pronunciation: /su-sé-ras/

Meaning: Susurro (Un sonido suave y murmurante, como el del viento o las hojas).

Example: The susurrus of the forest at night made her feel both calm and watchful.

Pronunciation: /es-o-té-rik/

Meaning: Esotérico (Conocimiento o información que es entendido o accesible solo para un grupo pequeño y selecto).

Example: The professor's lecture was so esoteric that only a few students could follow the concepts.

2. Word: Sagacious

Pronunciation: /sa-géish-es/

Meaning: Sagaz (Persona que tiene buen juicio, sabiduría y capacidad para tomar decisiones acertadas).

Example: The sagacious leader guided the community through difficult times with great wisdom.

3. Word: Pusillanimous

Pronunciation: /pu-si-lá-ni-mes/

Meaning: Pusilánime (Que carece de valor o determinación, cobarde o tímido ante situaciones difíciles).

Example: His pusillanimous refusal to stand up for his beliefs disappointed many of his friends.

4. Word: Cynosure

Pronunciation: /sái-no-sjur/

Meaning: Cnosuro (Persona o cosa que atrae la atención o admiración por su belleza, talento o importancia).

Example: The actress was the cynosure of all eyes at the award ceremony.

Pronunciation: /lí-me-rans/

Meaning: Limerencia (Estado intenso de atracción romántica obsesiva hacia otra persona, caracterizado por pensamientos constantes y deseo de reciprocidad).

Example: Her limerance for him made her check her phone every few minutes, hoping for a message.

2. Word: Ineffable

Pronunciation: /i-né-fa-bol/

Meaning: Inefable (Algo tan extraordinario, hermoso o impactante que no puede ser expresado con palabras).

Example: The beauty of the sunset over the mountains was ineffable, leaving everyone speechless.

3. Word: Petrichor

Pronunciation: /pé-tri-cor/

Meaning: Petricor (El agradable olor que surge cuando la lluvia cae sobre la tierra seca).

Example: After months of drought, the first drops of rain filled the air with the sweet scent of petrichor.

4. Word: Mellifluous

Pronunciation: /me-lí-flu-us/

Meaning: Melifluo (Sonido suave, armónico y dulce, especialmente referido a la voz o a la música).

Example: The singer’s mellifluous voice enchanted the audience, making the room fall silent.

Pronunciation: /hál-si-on/

Meaning: Halcyon (Período de paz, calma y felicidad, normalmente asociado a recuerdos del pasado).

Example: She often looked back on the halcyon days of her childhood, filled with laughter and freedom.

2. Word: Defenestration

Pronunciation: /di-fe-nes-tréi-shon/

Meaning: Defenestración (Acción de arrojar a alguien o algo por una ventana).

Example: The heated argument ended with the dramatic defenestration of a broken chair.

3. Word: Zephyr

Pronunciation: /zé-fer/

Meaning: Céfiro (Brisa suave y agradable, generalmente asociada con el clima primaveral o veraniego).

Example: A gentle zephyr carried the scent of blooming flowers through the open window.

4. Word: Quixotic

Pronunciation: /kwi-xó-tic/

Meaning: Quijotesco (Actitud idealista, soñadora o poco práctica, inspirada en el personaje Don Quijote).

Example: His quixotic plan to travel the world with no money and just a guitar amazed his friends.