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Certeza y predicción – Vocabulario de inglés

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33 palabras de inglés con su significado: absolutely, acknowledge, anticipate, apparent, be forced to conclude… Estúdialas con flashcards, cuestionarios y…

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Lista de palabras

  1. absolutely /'æbsəlu:tli/ (adverb) — absolutamente
    Ejemplo: I am absolutely sure.
    Sinónimos: completely, totally, entirely
  2. acknowledge /ək'nɑ:lɪdʒ/ (verb) — reconocer
    Ejemplo: She acknowledged the mistake.
    Sinónimos: admit, accept, recognize
  3. anticipate /æn'tɪsɪpeɪt/ (verb) — prever; anticipar
    Ejemplo: We anticipate a busy day tomorrow.
    Sinónimos: expect, foresee, predict
  4. apparent /ə'pærənt/ (adjective) — evidente; aparente
    Ejemplo: It is apparent that he is tired.
    Sinónimos: clear, obvious, evident
  5. be forced to conclude /bi: fɔ:rst tu: kən'klu:d/ (phrase) — verse obligado a concluir
    Ejemplo: I am forced to conclude that he was wrong.
    Sinónimos: must conclude, have to accept, can only conclude
  6. be looking up /bi 'lʊkɪŋ ʌp/ (phrase) — mejorar; ir mejor
    Ejemplo: Things are looking up for the company.
    Sinónimos: improve, brighten, get better
  7. bet your life /bet jʊr laɪf/ (phrase) — apostar a que
    Ejemplo: I bet your life he will be late.
    Sinónimos: I'm sure, for certain, absolutely
  8. bound to /baʊnd tu:/ (phrase) — seguro que; destinado a
    Ejemplo: We are bound to be late in this traffic.
    Sinónimos: certain to, sure to, guaranteed to
  9. carte blanche /,kɑ:rt 'blɑ:nʃ/ (phrase) — carta blanca
    Ejemplo: The director gave her carte blanche to choose the design.
    Sinónimos: full freedom, complete freedom, free rein
  10. climate change sceptic /'klaɪmət tʃeɪndʒ 'skɛptɪk/ (noun) — escéptico del cambio climático
    Ejemplo: The climate change sceptic questioned the report.
    Sinónimos: denier, doubter, skeptic
  11. credible /'krɛdɪbəl/ (adjective) — creíble
    Ejemplo: Her story sounded credible.
    Sinónimos: believable, trustworthy, reliable
  12. demographic projections /,di:mə'ɡræfɪk prə'dʒɛkʃənz/ (noun) — proyecciones demográficas
    Ejemplo: Demographic projections show a larger elderly population.
    Sinónimos: population forecasts, population predictions, demographic forecasts
  13. destiny /'dɛstəni/ (noun) — destino
    Ejemplo: She believed her destiny was to become a doctor.
    Sinónimos: fate, fortune, lot
  14. don’t bet on it /doʊnt bet ɑn ɪt/ (phrase) — no cuentes con ello
    Ejemplo: Don't bet on it; that probably won't happen.
    Sinónimos: unlikely, probably not, don't count on it
  15. down to /daʊn tu:/ (phrase) — reducido a
    Ejemplo: The fee is down to the last dollar.
    Sinónimos: as low as, at most, only
  16. encouraging sign /ɪn'kɝ:rɪdʒɪŋ saɪn/ (phrase) — señal alentadora
    Ejemplo: The rise in exports was an encouraging sign.
    Sinónimos: positive sign, good sign, hopeful sign
  17. enigmatic /,ɛnɪɡ'mætɪk/ (adjective) — enigmático
    Ejemplo: The ending was enigmatic and surprising.
    Sinónimos: mysterious, puzzling, cryptic
  18. envisage /ɪn'vɪdʒ/ (verb) — prever
    Ejemplo: We envisage a future with cleaner energy.
    Sinónimos: imagine, foresee, envision
  19. essential /ɪ'senʃəl/ (adjective) — esencial
    Ejemplo: Water is essential for life.
    Sinónimos: necessary, vital, crucial
  20. false /fɔ:ls/ (adjective) — falso; incorrecto
    Ejemplo: The report was false.
    Sinónimos: untrue, incorrect, wrong
  21. far-fetched /,fɑ:r'fɛtʃt/ (adjective) — inverosímil
    Ejemplo: His excuse sounded far-fetched.
    Sinónimos: implausible, unbelievable, hard to believe
  22. finite /'faɪnaɪt/ (adjective) — finito
    Ejemplo: Our time on Earth is finite.
    Sinónimos: limited, bounded, restricted
  23. for sure /fɔ:r ʃʊr/ (phrase) — seguro
    Ejemplo: I'll be there for sure.
    Sinónimos: certainly, definitely, without doubt
  24. foresee /fɔ:r'si:/ (verb) — prever
    Ejemplo: No one could foresee the sudden crash.
    Sinónimos: predict, anticipate, foretell
  25. give carte blanche /ɡɪv kɑ:rt 'blɑ:nʃ/ (phrase) — dar carta blanca
    Ejemplo: The manager gave her carte blanche to redesign the office.
    Sinónimos: complete freedom, full authority, free hand
  26. go like clockwork /ɡoʊ laɪk 'klɒkwɜ:rk/ (phrase) — salir a la perfección
    Ejemplo: The whole event went like clockwork.
    Sinónimos: smoothly, perfectly, without problems
  27. guesstimate /'ɡes.tə.meɪt/ (noun) — estimación a ojo
    Ejemplo: My guesstimate was close to the real number.
    Sinónimos: estimate, rough guess, approximation
  28. have something up your sleeve /hæv 'sʌmθɪŋ ʌp jʊər sli:v/ (phrase) — tener algo en la manga
    Ejemplo: I think he has something up his sleeve.
    Sinónimos: a secret plan, a hidden trick, a surprise ready
  29. hedge (your bets) /hɛdʒ/ (verb) — cubrirse las espaldas
    Ejemplo: She hedged her bets by applying to three colleges.
    Sinónimos: play it safe, cover your bases, take a cautious approach
  30. highly /'haɪli/ (adverb) — muy; altamente
    Ejemplo: She was highly respected by everyone.
    Sinónimos: very, extremely

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