11 A glosary of the science and the technology. terms
The glosary of words of the science and technology.
audacious
adjective
Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks.
Example: Rectly related to Fathers 4 Justice, yet its more AUDACIOUS stunts may have damaged its integrity.
en: audaz
confidential
adjective
Intended to be kept secret.
Example: Dant might have for not wanting the contents of a CONFIDENTIAL dialogue scoured in open court.
en: confidencial
familiar with
adjective
Having some knowledge about (something) We are familiar with the situation.
Example: I'm not very familiar with that area.
en: Familiarizado con
frivolous
adjective
(of a person) carefree and superficial.
Example: Hat you should employ your leisure on a topic so FRIVOLOUS and so vain'.
en: frívolo
hazardous
adjective
Risky; dangerous.
Example: A clinical and research screening instrument for HAZARDOUS alcohol consumption.
en: peligroso
intimidated by
verb
Frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Example: They do not like to feel influenced or INTIMIDATED BY people and therefore by claiming to speak in a way which goes against the standard form.
en: intimidado por
knowledgeable about
adjective
Intelligent and well informed.
Example: This is because Compotech is less experienced and KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT the costs.
en: Conocido sobre
problematic
adjective
A thing that constitutes a problem.
Example: Our own species, working with brain size alone is PROBLEMATIC at best.
en: problemático
prudent
adjective
Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
Example: In a white gown, holding a white candle, seems a PRUDENT decision.
en: prudente
suspicious of
adjective
having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something.
Example: World not of substances and we should perhaps be SUSPICIOUS OF Kant's account and motives.
en: Sospechoso de
unethical
adjective
Not morally correct.
Example: Make their own choice as to whether something is UNETHICAL.
