Adjectives And Adverbs

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Hazardous /ˈhæzədəs/

Back 1

full of risk; risky; dangerous

Hint 1

A hazardous journey.

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Big headed- arrogant- full of one's self

Back 2

Arrogante - creido

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Modest /ˈmɒdɪst/

Back 3

having or showing a moderate or humble estimate of one's merits, importance, etc.;free from vanity, egotism, boastfulness, or great pretensions.

Hint 3

* She was very modest about the award.

* A modest house in the country.

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Sole /səʊl/

Back 4

being the only one; exclusive;

Hint 4

* This company owns the sole rights to this trademark.

* Chocolate is my sole pleasure in life.

*Nancy's son is the sole beneficiary of her will.

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Eligible /ˈɛlɪdʒəbəl/

Back 5

being a proper or worthy choice; suitable.

*meeting the stipulated requirements; qualified

Hint 5

*Anyone over 21 is eligible to play this game.

*an eligible mate.

Idoneo; apto; cumplir con los requisitos.

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Mildly /ˈmaɪldlɪ/

Back 6

1)gentle or soft in feeling, manner, etc.

2)not severe or extreme; temperate.

3)not sharp in taste or smell.

4)moderate in strength, degree, or force.

Hint 6

1)a mild disposition.

2)a mild winter.

3)a mild cheese.

4)a mild drug; a mild feve

Moderadamente; suavemente;ligeramente.

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Burly /ˈbɜːlɪ/

Back 7

large in size;stout;sturdy

(Fornido; corpulento)

Hint 7

a couple of burly cops.

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Wide-eye /ˈwaɪdˈaɪd/

Back 8

with the eyes open wide, as in amazement or astonishment; innocence, or sleeplessness; credulous

Hint 8

Con los ojos bien abiertos;

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Stiff /stɪf/

Back 9

Fig (wind: strong)

(Rigido; agarrotado;tieso;estar adolorido)

Hint 9

1)Rachel went for a long run yesterday and she's feeling stiff today.

2) A stiff wind was blowing outside, shaking the branches of the trees.

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Trait

Back 10

1)a quality, esp. of one's personal nature, that sets one apart from others.

2)an inherited feature or characteristic.

Hint 10

1) his bad character traits.

2) a recessive trait.

Rasgos; cualidades; atributos.

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Outbound

Back 11

Headed; sailing or going outward.

Hint 11

De ida; saliente; el que sale

*We're going on holiday on saturday; our outbound flight leaves at 8:23 on saturday morning.

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Overall

Back 12

Covering or including everything.

From one extreme limit of a thing to the other.

Hint 12

En general; en total

*Overall, he did a fairly good job.

*the overall cost was more than we'd estimated.

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Offshore

Back 13

Extraterritorial; en el extranjero.

2) paraiso fiscal; baja fiscalidad

Hint 13

1)some financial institutions operate offshore.

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Pity /piti/

Back 14

1)sympathetic or kindhearted sorrow for, or sensitiveness to, another's suffering, distress, or misfortune.

2)a cause or reason for pity, sorrow, or regret.

Hint 14

Pena; compadecer.

1)felt pity for her.

2) What a pity you couldn't go!

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Wise /waiz/

Back 15

1)having or showing understanding and good judgment.

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2)having or showing deep knowledge or learning.

Hint 15

Sabio; inteligente.

1) a wise decision.

2) It was not very wise of him to be rude.

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Wild /waild/

Back 16

1)living in a state of nature and not tamed.

2)growing or produced without being grown and cared for by humans, as flowers; not cultivated.

3)without people living there;not inhabited;undeveloped.

Hint 16

salvaje; silvestre;desolado

1)wild animals running free in the forest.

2)wild flowers.

3)wild country.

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Afraid /əˈfreɪd/

Back 17

1)feeling fear;filled with apprehension.

2)feeling regret, unhappiness, or the like.

3)feeling reluctance, unwillingness, distaste, or the like.

Hint 17

Tener miedo; estar asustado.

1)afraid to go.

2)I'm afraid we can't go on Monday.

3)He seemed afraid to show his own children a little kindness.

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Saddest

Back 18

1)feeling unhappiness or grief.

2)expressing or causing sorrow.

3)awfully bad; sorry.

Hint 18

1)to feel sad.

2)a sad song.

3)a sad attempt to make a joke.