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Vocab8-Res n Irrispo

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Accountable Latin ad-, “toward; to” adj. Responsible; required to answer for one’s actions. (rendirle cuentas a, ser responsable por) adj. Explainable. v. Account (Responder: cómo podemos responder por la pérdida de x cosa?, etc.)
Assiduous Latin assidere, “to attend to” adj. Giving constant attention; hard-working; conscientious. (Diligente, aplicado) n. Assiduity or Assiduousness (Diligencia) Assiduousness: to become an engineer
Default Old French defaillir, “to fail; to grow weak” n. A situation that remains in effect unless specifically set in some other way. (omisión) n. Failure to complete a task or meet an obligation. (falta) v. To fail to meet an obligation (fallar)
Feckless Scottish feck, “effect + English –less, “without” adj. Ineffective; feeble; useless. adj. Careless and irresponsible. (Irresponsable)
Incumbent Latin in-, “on” + -cumbere “to recline” adj. Imposed as a duty or an obligation adj. Currently holding an office or a position. n. A person currently holding an office or a position.
Liability Latin ligare “to bind” n. A legal responsibility or obligation. (Responsabilidad, obligación) n. Something that holds one back; a handicap. (una carga, un lastre)
Mandatory Latin mandare “to order” n. Required or commanded. (obligatorio) v. Mandate (asignar como mandato) n. Mandate (mandato)
Negligence Latin neglere, “to neglect” n. Neglect; lack of proper care of attention. (negligencia, descuido) adj. Negligent or Remiss (negligente, descuidado, que no se aplica como debería)
Onerous Latin onus “burden” adj. Difficult to bear, carry, or do; troublesome; burdensome. (difícil de llevar, transportar o hacer; molesto; gravoso; costoso)
Remiss Latin remittere “to remit; to slacken” adj. Lax or careless in attention to duty. (flojo)
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