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  1. heartfelt /'hɑ:rtfɛlt/ (adjective) — aufrichtig; herzlich
    Beispiel: She wrote a heartfelt letter.
    Synonyme: sincere, earnest, deeply felt
  2. hit the roof /hɪt ðə ru:f/ (idiom) — an die Decke gehen
    Beispiel: She hit the roof when she saw the bill.
    Synonyme: get very angry, lose one's temper, blow up
  3. loyal /'lɔɪəl/ (adjective) — loyal; treu
    Beispiel: She is loyal to her friends.
    Synonyme: faithful, devoted, steadfast
  4. loyalty /'lɔɪəlti/ (noun) — Loyalität; Treue
    Beispiel: His loyalty never changed.
    Synonyme: faithfulness, devotion, allegiance
  5. mistrust /,mɪs'trʌst/ (noun) — Misstrauen; Argwohn
    Beispiel: There was growing mistrust between the two sides.
    Synonyme: suspicion, distrust, wariness
  6. modest /'mɑ:dɪst/ (adjective) — bescheiden; zurückhaltend
    Beispiel: She was modest about her success.
    Synonyme: humble, unassuming, self-effacing
  7. moral /'mɔ:rəl/ (adjective) — moralisch; sittlich
    Beispiel: She made a moral choice.
    Synonyme: ethical, principled, virtuous
  8. naive /naɪ'i:v/ (adjective) — naiv; arglos
    Beispiel: The naive child believed every story he heard.
    Synonyme: unsuspecting, gullible, innocent
  9. obnoxious /əb'nɑ:ʃəs/ (adjective) — widerlich; unausstehlich
    Beispiel: He made an obnoxious joke at dinner.
    Synonyme: offensive, rude, annoying
  10. obstinate /'ɑ:bstənət/ (adjective) — störrisch; hartnäckig
    Beispiel: She was obstinate and refused to apologize.
    Synonyme: stubborn, unyielding, headstrong
  11. open-minded /,oʊpən'maɪndɪd/ (adjective) — aufgeschlossen; offen für Neues
    Beispiel: Try to stay open-minded when you hear new ideas.
    Synonyme: receptive, broad-minded, tolerant
  12. parsimonious /,pɑ:rsə'moʊniəs/ (adjective) — geizig; sparsam
    Beispiel: He was parsimonious with his money.
    Synonyme: stingy, frugal, miserly
  13. pecking order /'pekɪŋ ,ɔ:də(r)/ (phrase) — Rangordnung; Hackordnung
    Beispiel: There is a clear pecking order in the team.
    Synonyme: hierarchy, ranking, order of precedence
  14. persistent /pər'sɪstənt/ (adjective) — beharrlich; ausdauernd
    Beispiel: She was persistent and kept trying.
    Synonyme: determined, tenacious, persevering
  15. pet aversion /'pɛt ə'vɜ:rʒən/ (phrase) — Gräuel; Hassobjekt
    Beispiel: Loud chewing is one of my pet aversions.
    Synonyme: pet peeve, strong dislike, annoyance
  16. pig-headed /,pɪɡ'hɛdɪd/ (adjective) — starrköpfig; dickköpfig
    Beispiel: My pig-headed brother refused to listen.
    Synonyme: stubborn, obstinate, headstrong
  17. placid /'plæsɪd/ (adjective) — gelassen; ruhig
    Beispiel: The lake was placid in the early morning.
    Synonyme: calm, tranquil, peaceful
  18. pompous /'pɑ:mpəs/ (adjective) — hochtrabend; großspurig
    Beispiel: His pompous speech annoyed the whole room.
    Synonyme: self-important, haughty, arrogant
  19. principled /'prɪnsəpəld/ (adjective) — prinzipientreu; grundsatztreu
    Beispiel: She is principled and always tells the truth.
    Synonyme: ethical, moral, upright
  20. puerile /'pjʊər.aɪl/ (adjective) — kindisch; infantil
    Beispiel: The joke was puerile and not funny at all.
    Synonyme: childish, immature, silly
  21. ridiculous /rɪ'dɪkjələs/ (adjective) — lächerlich; absurd
    Beispiel: That was a ridiculous mistake.
    Synonyme: absurd, ludicrous, silly
  22. scrupulously honest /'skru:pjələsli 'ɑ:nɪst/ (adjective) — äußerst ehrlich; peinlich genau
    Beispiel: She was scrupulously honest about the mistake.
    Synonyme: utterly honest, completely truthful, aboveboard
  23. self-esteem /,sɛlf ɪ'sti:m/ (noun) — Selbstwertgefühl; Selbstachtung
    Beispiel: Good self-esteem helps people feel confident.
    Synonyme: self-respect, confidence, self-worth
  24. self-important /,sɛlf ɪm'pɔ:rtənt/ (adjective) — eingebildet; wichtigtuerisch
    Beispiel: He sounded self-important in the interview.
    Synonyme: conceited, pompous, arrogant
  25. serious /'sɪriəs/ (adjective) — ernst; ernsthaft
    Beispiel: The teacher gave him a serious look.
    Synonyme: solemn, earnest, grave
  26. shrewd /ʃru:d/ (adjective) — scharfsinnig; schlau; gerissen
    Beispiel: He is shrewd enough to spot a bad deal.
    Synonyme: astute, smart, sharp
  27. sly /slaɪ/ (adjective) — listig; verschlagen; schlitzohrig
    Beispiel: The sly fox slipped into the yard.
    Synonyme: cunning, crafty, devious
  28. superstitious /,su:pə'stɪʃəs/ (adjective) — abergläubisch
    Beispiel: She is superstitious about breaking mirrors.
    Synonyme: supernatural, believing in omens, foolish
  29. suspicion /sə'spɪʃən/ (noun) — Verdacht; Argwohn
    Beispiel: Her suspicion grew when he lied again.
    Synonyme: doubt, mistrust, suspiciousness
  30. take in your stride /teɪk ɪn jʊr straɪd/ (phrase) — gelassen hinnehmen
    Beispiel: She took the bad news in her stride.
    Synonyme: accept calmly, handle well, deal with

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