Vocabulario de IELTS Reading
Explora vocabulario IELTS que ayuda con la comprensión de lectura académica, el reconocimiento de paráfrasis y el análisis de pasajes.
investigate
To inquire into or study systematically in order to discover facts or information.
draw a conclusion
To form an opinion or judgment based on evidence and reasoning.
comprehensive
Including all or nearly all elements, aspects, or details; thorough and complete.
consequently
As a result; therefore.
significant impact
A large or important effect on something.
pose a threat
To present a danger or risk to something or someone.
underlying cause
The fundamental or primary reason for a problem or situation, not the surface-level factor.
widespread
Existing or happening over a large area or among many people; extensive.
exacerbate
To make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse.
prevalent
Widely existing or commonly occurring in a particular place or group.
inadequate
Not enough; not good enough in quality or quantity for a particular purpose.
disproportionately
To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison to something else; unfairly uneven.
correlate with
To have a mutual relationship or connection, often showing that two things change together.
contradict
To be in conflict with a statement, fact, or piece of evidence; to say the opposite.
comprehensive
Including all or nearly all elements, aspects, or details; thorough and complete.
stem from
To originate or develop as a result of something else.
disparity
A great difference between two or more things, often implying unfairness or imbalance.
come to light
To be discovered or become known to people, especially after being hidden or unclear.
highly debated
A subject or issue that is discussed controversially with strong opposing opinions.
adverse effects
Negative or harmful outcomes resulting from a situation, action, or policy.
deteriorating conditions
A situation where circumstances are becoming worse, such as weather, living standards, or health.
sedentary lifestyle
A type of lifestyle with little or no physical activity, often characterised by long periods of sitting or lying down, such as watching TV or working at a computer.
carry out research
To conduct or perform a systematic investigation to establish facts or reach new conclusions.
acquire knowledge
To obtain or gain knowledge through learning, experience, or study.