Spanish Vocabulary C1

Level: C1 · Spanish

20 words

SpanishMeaningExample sentence
EloquenteHaving or showing eloquence in speech or writing.Su discurso fue tan elocuente que convenció a todos los presentes.
His speech was so eloquent that it convinced everyone present.
ProliferaciónRapid increase in the number or amount of something.La proliferación de nuevas tecnologías ha cambiado la forma en que trabajamos.
The proliferation of new technologies has changed the way we work.
IntransigenteUnyielding in one's position or viewpoint.Fue tan intransigente en sus demandas que las negociaciones fracasaron.
He was so uncompromising in his demands that the negotiations failed.
PerpetuarTo make something last forever or for a very long time.El monumento fue construido para perpetuar la memoria de los héroes.
The monument was built to perpetuate the memory of the heroes.
IdiosincrasiaA set of traits, characteristics, or habits particular to an individual or group.La idiosincrasia de una cultura se refleja en su arte y literatura.
The idiosyncrasy of a culture is reflected in its art and literature.
SubyacerTo exist beneath something or be the basis of a situation.El miedo al cambio suele subyacer en la resistencia a nuevas ideas.
The fear of change often underlies the resistance to new ideas.
CondescendenciaAn attitude of superiority towards others, treating them with indulgence.Su condescendencia hacia los empleados fue evidente en la reunión.
His condescension towards the employees was evident in the meeting.
EufemismoA word or expression used to replace another considered taboo or unpleasant.Utilizó un eufemismo para no ofender a la audiencia.
He used a euphemism to avoid offending the audience.
InexorableThat cannot be stopped or prevented.El avance del tiempo es inexorable y afecta a todos por igual.
The passage of time is inexorable and affects everyone equally.
subvenciónFinancial aid given to support an activity.La empresa recibió una subvención para proyectos ecológicos.
The company received a grant for ecological projects.
paradigmaA model or example taken as a reference.El paradigma económico ha cambiado en los últimos años.
The economic paradigm has changed in recent years.
perplejoConfused or puzzled by something.Me quedé perplejo al escuchar la noticia.
I was perplexed upon hearing the news.
prevalecerTo stand out or predominate over other things.El sentido común debe prevalecer en situaciones de crisis.
Common sense should prevail in crisis situations.
enigmáticoSomething that is difficult to understand or interpret.El final de la película fue enigmático y dejó muchas preguntas.
The movie's ending was enigmatic and left many questions.
simbiosisA cooperative relationship between beings or entities.La simbiosis entre la tecnología y la educación es evidente.
The symbiosis between technology and education is evident.

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