Vocabulário de Inglês

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accomplish

To complete something successfully or achieve a goal.

accurate

Correct, exact, and free from errors.

acquire

To get, buy, or obtain something.

adapt

To change your behavior or ideas to fit a new situation.

adequate

Enough in quantity or quality for a particular need.

afford

To have enough money or time to buy or do something.

ambitious

Having a strong desire to succeed or achieve something difficult.

analyze

To examine something carefully in order to understand it.

annoyed

Slightly angry or irritated with someone or something.

anxious

Feeling worried, nervous, or uneasy about an uncertain outcome.

approach

To come near to something, or a way of dealing with a situation.

appropriate

Suitable or right for a particular purpose or situation.

aware

Knowing or realizing that something exists or is happening.

awkward

Causing embarrassment or feeling uncomfortable and clumsy.

bargain

Something bought for a lower price than its true value.

brief

Lasting only a short period of time or using few words.

cautious

Taking care to avoid risks or possible danger.

challenging

Difficult in an interesting way that tests your ability.

clueless

Having no knowledge, understanding, or idea about something.

coherent

Clear, logical, and easy to understand.

compromise

An agreement where both sides reduce their demands to settle a dispute.

confident

Feeling sure about your own abilities and qualities.

convenient

Easy to use, helpful, or suitable for your needs.

crucial

Extremely important or necessary for success.

curious

Interested in learning or knowing more about things.

delay

To make something happen later than planned.

delighted

Very pleased and happy about something.

demanding

Requiring a lot of time, effort, or skill.

dependable

Able to be trusted to do what is needed or expected.

deserve

To earn something because of your actions or qualities.

doubt

A feeling of uncertainty about the truth or reality of something.

eager

Wanting very much to do or have something.

efficient

Working well without wasting time, energy, or money.

embarrassed

Feeling shy, ashamed, or uncomfortable in front of others.

emphasize

To give special importance or attention to something.

encourage

To give someone confidence or hope to do something.

essential

Completely necessary or extremely important.

eventually

In the end, especially after a long delay or series of events.

exhausted

Extremely tired, both physically and mentally.

figure out

To understand or solve a problem after thinking about it.

fluent

Able to speak or write a language easily and correctly.

frequent

Happening often or at short intervals.

generous

Willing to give more money, time, or help than expected.

give up

To stop trying to do something before you finish.

hesitate

To pause before doing something because you are uncertain.

look forward to

To feel excited and happy about something that will happen.

maintain

To keep something in good condition or make it continue.

noticeable

Easy to see, hear, or recognize.

put off

To delay doing something until a later time.

run out of

To use all of something so that none is left.