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Sentimientos y estados de ánimo – Vocabulario de inglés

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34 palabras de inglés con su significado: exhausted, generous, have all your wits about you, health-conscious, high-minded… Estúdialas con flashcards…

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  1. exhausted /ɪɡ'zɔ:stɪd/ (adjective) — agotado; exhausto
    Ejemplo: I was exhausted after the long trip.
    Sinónimos: worn out, drained, fatigued
  2. generous /'dʒɛnərəs/ (adjective) — generoso
    Ejemplo: She is generous with her time and money.
    Sinónimos: kind, charitable, giving
  3. have all your wits about you /hæv ɔ:l jʊər wɪts ə'baʊt ju:/ (phrase) — mantener la calma; estar alerta
    Ejemplo: Keep your wits about you in an emergency.
    Sinónimos: stay alert, be clear-headed
  4. health-conscious /,hɛlθ'kɑ:nʃəs/ (adjective) — preocupado por la salud
    Ejemplo: She is very health-conscious and exercises daily.
    Sinónimos: health-aware, health-minded, fitness-conscious
  5. high-minded /,haɪ'maɪndɪd/ (adjective) — de nobles ideales
    Ejemplo: They admired his high-minded ideals.
    Sinónimos: noble, idealistic, principled
  6. honest /'ɑ:nɪst/ (adjective) — honesto
    Ejemplo: She is honest and always tells the truth.
    Sinónimos: truthful, sincere, trustworthy
  7. idealistic /,aɪdiə'lɪstɪk/ (adjective) — idealista
    Ejemplo: He has an idealistic view of politics.
    Sinónimos: utopian, visionary, romantic
  8. impersonal /ɪm'pɜ:rsənəl/ (adjective) — impersonal
    Ejemplo: The letter sounded impersonal.
    Sinónimos: cold, detached, formal
  9. inflexible /ɪn'flɛksəbəl/ (adjective) — inflexible
    Ejemplo: My boss is inflexible about deadlines.
    Sinónimos: rigid, unyielding, stubborn
  10. introvert /'ɪntrəvɜ:rt/ (noun) — introvertido
    Ejemplo: She is an introvert who enjoys quiet evenings.
    Sinónimos: reserved person, quiet person, shy person
  11. intuitive /ɪn'tu:ɪtɪv/ (adjective) — intuitivo
    Ejemplo: He has an intuitive sense of what people need.
    Sinónimos: instinctive, inborn, gut-level
  12. inured (to) /ɪn'jʊrd/ (adjective) — acostumbrado (a); insensibilizado (ante)
    Ejemplo: He was inured to the noise.
    Sinónimos: accustomed, used, hardened
  13. ivory tower /,aɪvəri 'taʊər/ (phrase) — torre de marfil
    Ejemplo: He lives in an ivory tower and ignores real life.
    Sinónimos: isolated place, detached world, academic bubble
  14. lead a sheltered life /li:d ə 'ʃeltərd laɪf/ (phrase) — llevar una vida protegida
    Ejemplo: He led a sheltered life as a child.
    Sinónimos: protected life, insulated life, cosseted life
  15. magnetic personality /mæɡ'nɛtɪk ,pɝ:sə'næləti/ (phrase) — personalidad magnética
    Ejemplo: Her magnetic personality drew everyone to her.
    Sinónimos: charming personality, charisma, appeal
  16. miserly /'mɪzərli/ (adjective) — tacaño; avaro
    Ejemplo: He was too miserly to leave a tip.
    Sinónimos: stingy, cheap, tightfisted
  17. modest /'mɑ:dɪst/ (adjective) — modesto
    Ejemplo: She was modest about her success.
    Sinónimos: humble, unassuming, self-effacing
  18. money-minded /'mʌni,maɪndɪd/ (adjective) — obsesionado con el dinero
    Ejemplo: He is too money-minded to spend on anything unnecessary.
    Sinónimos: materialistic, greedy
  19. offhand /,ɔ:f'hænd/ (adjective) — displicente; desganado
    Ejemplo: She gave an offhand reply and walked away.
    Sinónimos: casual, dismissive, uncaring
  20. phoney /'foʊni/ (adjective) — falso; fingido
    Ejemplo: He turned out to be a phoney doctor.
    Sinónimos: fake, fraud, phony
  21. sleepless /'sli:pləs/ (adjective) — insomne
    Ejemplo: I was sleepless all night.
    Sinónimos: awake, insomniac, restless
  22. somewhat /'sʌmwʌt/ (adverb) — algo; un poco
    Ejemplo: The room was somewhat dark.
    Sinónimos: slightly, a little, rather
  23. stress-related /'strɛsrɪ,leɪtɪd/ (adjective) — relacionado con el estrés
    Ejemplo: He missed work because of a stress-related illness.
    Sinónimos: stress-caused, stress-induced
  24. take your life in your hands /teɪk jʊər laɪf ɪn jʊər hændz/ (phrase) — jugarse la vida
    Ejemplo: Crossing that bridge at night is taking your life in your hands.
    Sinónimos: risk death, take a deadly risk, put yourself in danger
  25. terror /'tɛrər/ (noun) — terror; pavor
    Ejemplo: She felt terror in the dark room.
    Sinónimos: fear, panic, dread
  26. under the weather /,ʌndər ðə 'wɛðər/ (phrase) — indispuesto; pachucho
    Ejemplo: I'm feeling under the weather today.
    Sinónimos: slightly ill, not feeling well
  27. unrest /ʌn'rɛst/ (noun) — disturbios; agitación
    Ejemplo: There was unrest after the vote.
    Sinónimos: disorder, turmoil, disturbance
  28. unsupportive /,ʌnsəp'ɔ:rtɪv/ (adjective) — poco solidario
    Ejemplo: Her boss was unsupportive of her ideas.
    Sinónimos: unhelpful, discouraging, unsympathetic
  29. utterly /'ʌtərli/ (adverb) — totalmente; completamente
    Ejemplo: She was utterly surprised.
    Sinónimos: completely, totally, entirely
  30. wayward /'weɪwərd/ (adjective) — rebelde; indisciplinado
    Ejemplo: The boy was wayward and refused to listen.
    Sinónimos: unruly, rebellious, headstrong

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