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adaptable
able to change or be changed in order to deal successfully with new situations 能适应的
old worker can be as adaptable and quick to learn as anyone else
appropriate
adj.
适当的
Write in a style appropriate to your subject.
certain
adj.
确定的, 某一个, 无疑的, 必然的, 可靠的
Cooperative
Willing to do with someone
Mai is cooperative and works well with her co-worker
Dependable
Someone you can rely on
Jimmy is dependable and takes good care of her patients.
Efficient
Good and fast
John is fast efficient
Motivated
Yong sells wallpaper. He is very motivated and hard so he will get a promotion.
Organized
Alisa keeps her cask neat and organized.
Pleasant
Carlos alway friendly and pleasant to customers.
Punctual
Bill alway comes to work on time. He's very punctual
obstacle
Things that make a goal difficult to reach.障碍
determined
Having made a firm decision and being resolved not to change it
- Alice was determined to be heard adjective 决心 坚决 有决心
instead
as a substitute or replacement; in the place or stead of someone or something: We ordered tea but were served coffee instead.
adverb
代替
distribute
dis·trib·ute
Give shares of (something); deal out
- information leaflets are being distributed to hotels and guest houses
verb 分发 分配 发布
semester
se·mes·ter
A half-year term in a school or college, typically lasting fifteen to eighteen weeks
particle
A minute portion of matter
- tiny particles of dus
粒子
separable
sep·a·ra·ble
adjective Able to be separated or treated separately
- body and soul are not separable
origin
or·i·gin
noun origins, plural
The beginning of something's existence
- a novel theory about the origin of oil
- the name is Norse in origin
起源
discipline
dis·ci·pline
Train (someone) to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience
- many parents have been afraid to discipline their children 规律
involved
be a part of something