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Cambio a lo largo del tiempo – Vocabulario de inglés

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33 palabras de inglés con su significado: as things are, deeply rooted, emigrant, end up, escalate… Estúdialas con flashcards, cuestionarios y práctica oral…

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  1. as things are /æz 'θɪŋz ɑ:r/ (phrase) — tal como están las cosas
    Ejemplo: As things are, we should stay home.
    Sinónimos: as it is, currently, in the present situation
  2. deeply rooted /'di:pli 'ru:tɪd/ (phrase) — profundamente arraigado
    Ejemplo: These beliefs are deeply rooted in the culture.
    Sinónimos: ingrained, entrenched, well established
  3. emigrant /'ɛmɪɡrənt/ (noun) — emigrante
    Ejemplo: Her grandfather was an emigrant from Italy.
    Sinónimos: migrant, expatriate, settler
  4. end up /ɛnd ʌp/ (phrase) — acabar
    Ejemplo: If you are not careful, you may end up lost.
    Sinónimos: finally be, result in, wind up
  5. escalate /'eskəleɪt/ (verb) — intensificarse
    Ejemplo: The argument began to escalate quickly.
    Sinónimos: intensify, worsen, increase
  6. establish /ɪ'stæblɪʃ/ (verb) — establecer
    Ejemplo: They established a new school in town.
    Sinónimos: found, create, set up
  7. fade /feɪd/ (verb) — desvanecerse
    Ejemplo: The bright colors will fade over time.
    Sinónimos: lose color, dull, wear off
  8. fast-moving /,fæst'mu:vɪŋ/ (adjective) — de ritmo rápido
    Ejemplo: It is a fast-moving industry.
    Sinónimos: rapid, quick-changing, fast-paced
  9. fast-paced /,fæst 'peɪst/ (adjective) — de ritmo acelerado
    Ejemplo: It is a fast-paced job.
    Sinónimos: busy, rapid
  10. fluctuate /'flʌktʃueɪt/ (verb) — fluctuar; oscilar
    Ejemplo: Prices fluctuate during the holiday season.
    Sinónimos: vary, rise and fall, change
  11. for good /fɔ:r ɡʊd/ (phrase) — para siempre
    Ejemplo: They moved to Spain for good.
    Sinónimos: permanently, forever
  12. for keeps /fɔ:r ki:ps/ (phrase) — para siempre; definitivamente
    Ejemplo: You can keep the book for keeps.
    Sinónimos: permanently, for good
  13. generate /'dʒenəreɪt/ (verb) — generar; producir
    Ejemplo: The machine can generate electricity.
    Sinónimos: produce, create, make
  14. go hand in hand with /ɡoʊ hænd ɪn hænd wɪð/ (phrase) — ir de la mano con
    Ejemplo: Stress and poor sleep often go hand in hand.
    Sinónimos: be closely linked, go together, be connected
  15. go off /'ɡoʊ ɔ:f/ (phrase) — sonar; dispararse; explotar
    Ejemplo: The alarm went off at six this morning.
    Sinónimos: break down, fail, ring
  16. grow exponentially /ɡroʊ ,ɛkspə'nɛnʃəli/ (phrase) — crecer exponencialmente
    Ejemplo: The company can grow exponentially in a few years.
    Sinónimos: increase rapidly, expand quickly
  17. have its ups and downs /hæv ɪts ʌps ænd daʊnz/ (phrase) — tener altibajos
    Ejemplo: Our relationship has had its ups and downs.
    Sinónimos: good times and bad times, highs and lows, mixed periods
  18. hold up /həʊld ʌp/ (phrase) — retrasar; demorar
    Ejemplo: The traffic jam held up the bus.
    Sinónimos: delay, stop, hinder
  19. immigrant /'ɪmɪɡrənt/ (noun) — inmigrante
    Ejemplo: She is an immigrant from Italy.
    Sinónimos: newcomer, migrant, settler
  20. in the shadow of /ɪn ðə 'ʃædəʊ əv/ (phrase) — a la sombra de
    Ejemplo: He lived in the shadow of his famous brother.
    Sinónimos: overshadowed by, in the background of, less important than
  21. incipient /ɪn'sɪpiənt/ (adjective) — incipiente
    Ejemplo: There were incipient signs of trouble.
    Sinónimos: beginning, emerging, developing
  22. inconsistent /,ɪnkən'sɪstənt/ (adjective) — inconsistente
    Ejemplo: The results were inconsistent with the earlier data.
    Sinónimos: uneven, contradictory, unreliable
  23. irregular /ɪ'rɛɡjələr/ (adjective) — irregular
    Ejemplo: The train schedule is irregular on weekends.
    Sinónimos: uneven, erratic, inconsistent
  24. long-term /,lɔ:ŋ'tɜ:rm/ (adjective) — a largo plazo
    Ejemplo: They are planning for long-term growth.
    Sinónimos: lasting, permanent, extended
  25. migrant /'maɪɡrənt/ (noun) — migrante
    Ejemplo: The migrant found work in the city.
    Sinónimos: traveler, mover, immigrant
  26. obsolete /'ɑ:bsəli:t/ (adjective) — obsoleto
    Ejemplo: That old machine is now obsolete.
    Sinónimos: outdated, old-fashioned, archaic
  27. overlap /,oʊvər'læp/ (verb) — solaparse; superponerse
    Ejemplo: The two circles overlap at the edges.
    Sinónimos: intersect, cross over, coincide
  28. settle /'sɛtəl/ (verb) — asentarse; establecerse
    Ejemplo: They will settle in the new town.
    Sinónimos: move in, establish, calm
  29. settle in /'sɛtəl ɪn/ (phrase) — adaptarse; acomodarse
    Ejemplo: It took her a month to settle in.
    Sinónimos: adjust, get comfortable, adapt
  30. tend /tend/ (verb) — tender a; soler
    Ejemplo: I tend to wake up early.
    Sinónimos: usually, often, incline

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