Lessico accademico di livello C1 per studenti, ricercatori e autori di articoli. Parole frequenti nei testi universitari e negli esami avanzati come TOEFL e IELTS.
advocate (v.)
sostenere, difendere una causa: She advocates for human rights.
ambiguous (adj.)
ambiguo, poco chiaro: The instructions were ambiguous.
coherent (adj.)
coerente, ben strutturato: She gave a coherent argument.
comprehensive (adj.)
completo, esauriente: A comprehensive review of the literature.
conceive (v.)
concepire, ideare: She conceived of a new theory.
constitute (v.)
costituire: Water constitutes 70% of the body.
contemplate (v.)
considerare, riflettere su: He contemplated the offer.
contradict (v.)
contraddire: His statements contradict the facts.
deduce (v.)
dedurre: From the data, we can deduce a pattern.
discrepancy (n.)
discrepanza, incongruenza: There's a discrepancy in the figures.
elaborate (v.)
approfondire, spiegare nei dettagli: Could you elaborate on that point?
evident (adj.)
evidente, palese: His talent was evident from a young age.
exemplify (v.)
esemplificare, essere un esempio di: This case exemplifies the problem.
facilitate (v.)
facilitare, agevolare: Technology facilitates learning.
feasible (adj.)
fattibile, realizzabile: Is this plan feasible?
fundamental (adj.)
fondamentale, basilare: A fundamental principle of physics.
imply (v.)
implicare, lasciare intendere: Her silence implied agreement.
incorporate (v.)
integrare, incorporare: We will incorporate your feedback.
indicate (v.)
indicare: The data indicates a trend.
inevitable (adj.)
inevitabile: Change is inevitable.
perceive (v.)
percepire, vedere: How do you perceive this issue?
preliminary (adj.)
preliminare: These are preliminary results.
scrutinize (v.)
esaminare attentamente: They scrutinized the data.
substantiate (v.)
comprovare, dimostrare: Can you substantiate this claim?
underlying (adj.)
di fondo, sottostante: The underlying cause is unknown.