Words by Level C1

ABOLISH (verb)

• English: To officially end or stop a law, system, or practice.

• Spanish: Abolir; eliminar oficialmente.

• Example: The government decided to abolish the old law.

ABORTION (noun)

• English: The deliberate ending of a pregnancy.

• Spanish: Aborto.

• Example: The topic of abortion remains controversial in many countries.

ABSENCE (noun)

• English: The state of not being present.

• Spanish: Ausencia.

• Example: Her absence was noticed by everyone.

ABSENT (adjective)

• English: Not present in a place.

• Spanish: Ausente.

• Example: Two students were absent from class today.

Absurd (adjective)

• English: Completely unreasonable or ridiculous.

• Spanish: Absurdo; ridículo.

• Example: The idea sounded completely absurd.

Abundance (noun)

• English: A very large quantity of something.

• Spanish: Abundancia.

• Example: The region has an abundance of natural resources.

ABUSE (Noun)

• English: Cruel, violent, or unfair treatment of someone or something.

• Spanish: Abuso; maltrato.

• Example: Child abuse is a serious crime.

ABUSE (Verb)

• English: To treat someone or something cruelly or unfairly.

• Spanish: Abusar de; maltratar.

• Example: No one should abuse their power.

ACADEMY (noun)

• English: A school or institution for specialized education or training.

• Spanish: Academia.

• Example: She studied music at a prestigious academy.

ACCELERATE (verb)

• English: To increase speed or make something happen faster.

• Spanish: Acelerar.

• Example: Technology continues to accelerate scientific progress.

ACCEPTANCE (noun)

• English: The act of agreeing to receive, approve, or accept something.

• Spanish: Aceptación.

• Example: Her acceptance into the university was a proud moment for her family.

ACCESSIBLE (adjective)

• English: Easy to reach, use, understand, or obtain.

• Spanish: Accesible.

• Example: The museum is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

ACCOMPLISHMENT (noun)

• English: Something that has been achieved successfully.

• Spanish: Logro; realización.

• Example: Graduating from university was one of her greatest accomplishments.

ACCORDANCE (noun)

• English: Following or obeying a rule or law.

• Spanish: De acuerdo con; conforme a.

• Example: The decision was made in accordance with company policy.

ACCORDINGLY (adverb)

• English: In a way that is suitable for the situation; therefore.

• Spanish: En consecuencia; por lo tanto.

• Example: The forecast predicted rain, so we planned accordingly.

ACCOUNTABILITY (noun)

• English: The responsibility for actions and decisions.

• Spanish: Responsabilidad; rendición de cuentas.

• Example: Good leaders demonstrate accountability for their decisions.

ACCOUNTABLE (adjective)

• English: Responsible for actions and required to explain them.

• Spanish: Responsable de; obligado a rendir cuentas.

• Example: Managers are accountable for the performance of their teams.

ACCUMULATE (verb)

• English: To collect or gather gradually over time.

• Spanish: Acumular.

• Example: Dust accumulated on the shelves over the years.

ACCUMULATION (noun)

• English: The process of collecting or gathering over time.

• Spanish: Acumulación.

• Example: The accumulation of snow caused traffic problems.

ACCUSATION (noun)

• English: A claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal.

• Spanish: Acusación.

• Example: He denied the accusation immediately.