Philosophy Of Science Flashcards

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Offspring

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Noun.-(animal) Cría
Noun informal humorous.- child

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Striking

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Adjective.- sorprendente, asombroso, llamativo 🫨

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Resemble

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Transitive Verb.- parecerse a, asemejarse a
Example:
This explains why offspring tend to resemble their parents.

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To lag behind

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Quedarse atrás

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Quintessentially

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Adverb.- intrínsecamente, esencialmente
Example:
It is a quintessentially philosophical question. 🥸

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Zeal

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Noun.- (politics or religion) fervor
The welfare state softened the proletariat and weakened their revolutionary zeal 🇦🇴

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Dubious

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Adjective.- dudoso, discutible, turbio, sospechoso

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Cluster

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Noun.- grupo (de personas, edificios, plantas, berries 🍒, plátanos, estrellas, plantas, etc)

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Entail

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Verb transitive.- implicar, suponer
Ejemplo:
The premises of the inference entail the conclusion.

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watertight

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Adjective.- hermético, irrebatible

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Nonetheless

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Adverb.- nevertheless.- sin embargo

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Bemoan

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Verb.- lamentarse de
Ejemplo:
He bemoaned his fate (Se lamenta de su suerte)
To seek a justification of induction or to bemoan the lack of one, is ultimately incoherent.

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Larder

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Noun.-a small room used, especially in the past, for storing food 🥝🥑🍖in someone’s home. (Alacena, despensa)

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Depict

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Verb.-to represent or show something in a picture or story.
Examples:
Causal graph depicting the hypothesis that low income is a common cause of both obesity and depression.
Her paintings depict the lives of ordinary people in the last century.

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Mainstay

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Noun.-the most important thing of something, providing support for everything else (el pilar 🏛️)
Examples:
In the early 1900s, farming was a mainstay of the national economy.

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Jargon

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Noun usually disapproving.-words and phrases used by a particular groups of people, especially in their work, that are not generally understood (Jerga)
Examples:
La jerga filosófica…

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Rear

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Verb.-to take care of young animals or children until they are able to take care for themselves. (Criar)
Examples:
He describes how the birds rear their young.

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Proponent

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Noun.- Defensor
Examples:
He is one of the leading proponents of capital punishment.

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Feasible

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Adjective.- viable, posible
Examples:
With the extra resources, the project now seems feasible.
It may be feasible to clon human beings, but it is ethical?

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Obey

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Verb.- obedecer
Examples:
The soldiers 💂 refuse to obey (orders)

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Enhance

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Verb.-to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something 📈📈(realzar, aumentar, mejorar)
Examples:
But why should a successful prediction enhance a scientist’s confidence in a theory?

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Rule out something

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Verb.-descartar
Examples:
It’s unlikely that he will run for president, but you can never rule anything out.