Science and technology

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audacious
adjective
showing a willingness to take risks or offend people.
Example: The car maker's audacious goal is to compete with the luxury cars of other manufacturers.
es: audaz
Audaz
aware of
adjective
knowing that something exists, or having knowledge or experience of a particular thing.
Example: Are you aware of any reason why you cannot act fairly as a juror in this trial?
es: consciente de
Aware of
confidential
adjective
secret or private, often in a formal, business, or military situation.
Example: All information will be treated as strictly confidential.
es: confidencial
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crazy about
adjective
to be very interested in something or love someone very much.
Example: Both my sons are crazy about football.
es: loco por
crazy about
curious about
adjective
interested in learning about people or things around you.
Example: Babies are curious about everything around them.
es: curioso sobre
curious
familiar with
adjective
to know something or someone well.
Example: I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with your poetry.
es: familiarizado con
familiar
fed up with
adjective
bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you have experienced for too long.
Example: I'm fed up with my job.
es: harto de
fed up
frivolous
adjective
behaving in a silly way and not taking anything seriously.
Example: I think he sees her as a frivolous young woman.
es: frivolo
frivolous
grateful for
adjective
If someone should be grateful/thankful for small mercies, they should be grateful for something because it is not as bad as it could have been.
Example: She wasn't badly hurt in the accident, so we're grateful for small mercies.
es: agradecido por
grateful
hazardous
noun
something that is dangerous and likely to cause damage.
Example: Even being in the same room with you is hazardous.
es: peligroso
hazardaus
intimidated by
adjective
frightened or nervous because you are not confident in a situation.
Example: Older people can feel very intimidated by computers.
es: intimidado por
intimidated by
knowledgeable about
adjective
knowing a lot, intelligent and well informed.
Example: He's very knowledgeable about German literature.
es: conocida sobre
knowledgeable
leery of
adjective
not trusting someone or something and usually avoiding him, her, or it if possible.
Example: I've always been a little leery of authority figures.
es: recelosos de
leery of
problematic
adjective
full of problems or difficulties.
Example: Getting everyone there on time might prove problematic.
es: problematico
problematic
prudent
adjective
careful and avoiding risks.
Example: His decision was prudent and timely.
es: prudente
prudent
reliant on
adjective
needing a particular thing or person in order to continue, to work correctly, or to succeed.
Example: He's completely reliant on his wheelchair to get about.
es: dependiente de
reliant on
sick of
adjective
to have experienced too much of someone or something with the result that you are annoyed.
Example: I’m sick of him whining about money.
es: enfermo de
sick of u
suspicious of
adjective
feeling doubt or no trust in someone or something.
Example: If anything, she's suspicious of me.
es: sospechosa de
suspicious
unethical
adjective
not ethical (= based on moral beliefs)
Example: The Financial Services Authority's probe into unethical and illegal.
es: poco etico
unethical
weaker
adjective
not physically strong.
Example: The electromagnetic field strength becomes weaker as you move further away from high voltage cables.
es: mas debiles
weaker