Adjectives Flashcards

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Enraged
- The customer was enraged when he received the wrong order.
- She became enraged after hearing the unfair accusations.

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enfurecido

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Ambiguous
- His answer was too ambiguous to understand his real opinion.

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ambiguo

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Pristine
- The island remains in pristine condition due to strict conservation laws.

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puro / intacto / en perfecto estado

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Cohesive
- The writer’s argument was strong because it was cohesive and logically structured.

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Coherente

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Pernicious
- The pernicious effects of smoking are well-documented in scientific research.
- Social media’s influence on self-esteem can have pernicious effects on teenagers.

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perjudicial

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Subtle
- The artist used subtle colors to create a calm atmosphere in the painting.
- There was a subtle change in his attitude after the meeting.

A

sutil

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Stricken
- The village was stricken by a severe drought.
- He was stricken with a rare disease.
- She looked stricken with grief after hearing the news.

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afectado gravemente

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Feeble
- After the illness, he was too feeble to walk.
- The old man’s voice was feeble and shaky.
- Her feeble attempts to explain the mistake didn’t convince anyone.

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débil / frágil

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Ubiquitous
- Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society.
- The smell of fresh coffee was ubiquitous in the café.

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omnipresente / en todas partes

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Precarious
- The climbers found themselves in a precarious situation on the steep cliff.
- His financial situation became precarious after losing his job.

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precario / inseguro / inestable

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Cumbersome
- The old computer was cumbersome and slow compared to modern laptops.
- She struggled to carry the cumbersome suitcase up the stairs.

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Incómodo / pesado / difícil de manejar

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Ample
- The library provides ample resources for research.
- There is ample space in the new apartment for all our furniture.

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abundante / suficiente

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Barren
- The barren desert stretched for miles without any sign of life.
- After years of drought, the land became barren and unsuitable for farming.

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Árido / infertil / sin vida

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Copious
- She took copious notes during the lecture to prepare for the exam.
- The chef used copious amounts of spices to enhance the flavor of the dish.

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copioso / abundante

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Detrimental
- Smoking has a detrimental effect on health.
- Deforestation is detrimental to the environment and biodiversity.

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perjudicial / dañino

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Overt
- There was an overt display of hostility between the two politicians.
- His overt enthusiasm for the project inspired the whole team.

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abierto / evidente

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Scrupulous
- The scientist conducted scrupulous research to ensure accurate results.
- A scrupulous journalist verifies all sources before publishing a story.

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escrupuloso / meticuloso

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Ephemeral
- The beauty of a sunset is ephemeral but breathtaking.
- His fame was ephemeral; he was forgotten within a year.

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efímero / algo que dura poco tiempo

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Laconic
- His laconic response made it clear he was not interested in the conversation.
- The witness gave a laconic reply, avoiding unnecessary details.

A

lacónico (usar pocas palabras, ser conciso)

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Futile
- Despite their efforts, their attempt to fix the machine was futile.
- It is futile to argue with someone who refuses to listen.

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Fútil (de poco aprecio o importancia, inútil)

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Faint
- There was a faint glow in the distance.
- She heard a faint whisper behind her.
- A faint scent of flowers filled the room.

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débil / tenue / difícil de percibir

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Dearth
- There is a dearth of qualified teachers in rural areas.
- The dearth of evidence made it difficult to solve the case.

A

escasez

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Ominious
- The dark clouds in the sky looked ominous before the storm.
- There was an ominous silence in the room before the manager announced the layoffs.

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ominoso (amenazante, de mal augurio, que sugiere qué algo malo va a suceder)

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Tiresome
- The long and tiresome lecture made the students lose interest.
- Filling out all these forms is so tiresome!

A

cansado / agobiado

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Limp
- The flowers looked limp after days without water.
- After the long hike, his arms and legs felt limp.

A

flojo / débil

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Dreadful
- The weather was dreadful; it rained all day.
- She made a dreadful mistake at work.
- I had a dreadful headache last night.

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terrible / espantoso

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Heartfelt
- She gave him a heartfelt apology.
- His speech was full of heartfelt gratitude.
- I want to express my heartfelt thanks for your help.

A

Sincero

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Succinct
- Her explanation was succinct, making it easy to understand.
- The report was succinct, covering all important points in two pages.

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Sucinto (conciso, breve pero completo)

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Candid
- She gave a candid response about the challenges she faced.
- His candid remarks surprised the audience.

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Sincero / honesto

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Daunting
- Moving to a new country can be a daunting experience.
- The project seemed daunting at first, but we managed to complete it on time.

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Desalentador

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Inadvertent
- An inadvertent error caused a delay in the experiment.
- She made an inadvertent remark that offended her colleague.

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No intencional / accidental

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Affluent
- The affluent neighborhood had luxurious houses and expensive cars.
- Only the most affluent families could afford private education in that era.

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Rico / próspero

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Meager
- The workers complained about their meager salaries.
- The meal was meager, barely enough to satisfy hunger.

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Escaso / insuficiente

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Relinquish
- He had to relinquish his position as CEO due to health problems.
- The dictator refused to relinquish control of the country.

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Dimitir / renunciar