12. **Nurture**
- *Meaning:* Care for and encourage the growth or development of.
- *Translation:* Nutrir.
- *Example:* Parents nurture their children's talents and abilities.
13. **Concede**
- *Meaning:* Admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it.
- *Translation:* Conceder.
- *Example:* He had to concede that he was wrong.
14. **Benevolent**
- *Meaning:* Well-meaning and kindly.
- *Translation:* Benevolente.
- *Example:* The organization's mission is benevolent, aiming to help those in need.
15. **Precarious**
- *Meaning:* Not securely held or in position; dangerously likely to fall or collapse.
- *Translation:* Precario.
- *Example:* The ladder was placed in a precarious position.
16. **Adept**
- *Meaning:* Very skilled or proficient at something.
- *Translation:* Experto.
- *Example:* She is adept at solving complex problems.
17. **Relegate**
- *Meaning:* Consign or dismiss to an inferior rank or position.
- *Translation:* Relegar.
- *Example:* The team was relegated to a lower division.
18. **Resilient**
- *Meaning:* Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.
- *Translation:* Resiliente.
- *Example:* Despite setbacks, the community proved resilient in rebuilding.
19. **Voracious**
- *Meaning:* Wanting or devouring great quantities of food.
- *Translation:* Voraz.
- *Example:* After the hike, they had a voracious appetite.
20. **Tenacious**
- *Meaning:* Tending to keep a firm hold of something.
- *Translation:* Tenaz.
- *Example:* The tenacious climber reached the summit.
21. **Cognizant**
- *Meaning:* Having knowledge or being aware of.
- *Translation:* Consciente.
- *Example:* Employees need to be cognizant of company policies.
22. **Prudent**
- *Meaning:* Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
- *Translation:* Prudente.
- *Example:* Making a prudent financial decision is crucial for long-term stability.
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